I'm trying to relive a childhood nostalgia via the classic pb&j but I can't find the right bread. I picked up a regular white loaf from Publix and the bread had a sour aftertaste. I tried Wonder bread and it still had that sour flavor. I'm looking for a sweet soft white bread. The kind that kind of becomes dough again when you squish it.
Jackson Lewis
you want potato bread
Jayden Lee
Wonder bread should have worked. But try Bunny just in case. Damn I can't even remember the last time I actually had a loaf of white bread in my house.
Grayson Murphy
Uh, no. Not for the classic PB&J that us Americans loved as kids.
Samuel Jones
Sunbeam king thin.
Matthew Walker
COUNTRY
WHITE
Christian Bennett
Sunbeam and bunny are what I remember from childhood but I can't find them anymore.
Benjamin James
you made me gag
Cooper Richardson
Bimbo bread.
You're welcome user.
Jonathan Evans
seriously, you're describing potato bread. Martin's is a good brand. it doesn't taste like potatoes.
Nathaniel Turner
Sourdough
William Ortiz
Too dense
Julian Miller
This or Kroger brand if you have it. They have to be really fresh to be like that old super duper soft Wonderbread. It's sad that Wonderbread is a joke nowadays. It's like gritty air
Nolan Ross
Some things should only be nostalgic memories because if you try to eat them again as an adult you find out they're actually shit
Noah Phillips
This.
Just consider some of your favorite candies when you were a kid. For me it was candy corn and root beer barrels. Tasted them as an adult. Guess what?
Dylan Watson
These days, white bread is dry and nasty. For that soft and comfy goodness from your childhood, you want potato bread.
Hudson Martin
Yes, this. user, your taste changes over time. Not just in the sense of your mental idea of what is good food but your actual palate changes as you grow.
Joseph Turner
in the unlikely event that youu can get this in the states, White Danish
I sometimes end up eating plain slices after I''ve finished whatever sammich I actually went to the effort of making. nice and sweet without being overly so and no weird aftertaste
Zachary Bailey
I'm nearly 30 and PBJs are still as great as ever
Joseph Cooper
Sarah Lee whole grain. It's leagues better than the competition. Wheat's good too and overall wheat is better for pbj.
Bentley Garcia
>overall wheat is better for pbj Get a load of this faggot
John Kelly
Try Italian scali bread. The sesame seeds add a little something to it. Makes for good french toast too.
Jaxon Sullivan
If you are in the U.S. get the artesano style bread, its good for store bought bread.
Leo Campbell
>Kroger Brand Holy shit came in to say this. Good to know I'm not crazy.
All bread has sour notes though. Your taste as a kid just wasn't complex enough and the jelly overwhelmed it - but sweeter jelly would be my next suggestion or sweeter peanut butter.
Austin Taylor
He's right tho
Jace Nguyen
Most likely: Old Thyme Butterbread It's in the bread aisle and is basically sweet white bread
Also possible: that cheap white bread with the Italian flag on the bag
Hudson Wright
Sarah Lee has an awesome whole grain white bread
Zachary Young
Can't find Bunny bread? That stuff is literally everywhere. It's one of the most popular brands.
Jose Davis
>White bread 9 grain or whole wheat or bust. Potato bread is good too.
Then again, I wasn't raised on the shittiest bread around. My mother has always used Whole Wheat.
Lincoln Ramirez
>White """"""""""food""""""""""
Nicholas Brown
Yes. It's usually got a good amount of thickness in each slice, soft but won't fall apart like Bimbo, and the crust is the best part. Non whole grain is a little too soft and yielding though at times.
Cooper Richardson
>That stuff is literally everywhere.
>he doesn't know Bunny is a regional brand
Camden Morgan
I ate PBJ every day as a kid in grade school because I was a picky eater and I haven't been able to touch the stuff since I graduated high school. I still love peanut butter, just not on bread with jelly.
Aaron Hill
PB and J only goes with the cheapest white bread. Its wonder bread or safeway for me
Samuel Bennett
Once I started eating the multigrain sort of healthy wheat breads I never went back. The texture and taste are top percentage.
Right now I'm eating oatnut bread; can't remember the brand, but it's pretty sweet for a bread.
Levi Flores
This is what you want, OP (be sure to get seeded).
John Howard
It bugs me that 90% of the multigrain breads are all dusted with seeds on top. Or worse they put the seeds inside the bread. It's so unnecessary. just grind them up.
Jackson Williams
>KYS
The only real bread is the white one without sand in it like all you faggots eat.
Kevin Hughes
>white bread I like that grainy bread or some nice rye better more flavour
Jeremiah Collins
the seeds add to the texture, I enjoy it in contrast to the texture of the crunchy peanut butter and in my case with the added interplay of the shredded coconut and chia seeds.
Your opinion is valid though, as valid as mine is at least.
>not being able to appreciate variance in mouthfeel
If your texture issues are so bad that you think bread has sand in it then I would recommend you seek medical assistance and/or psychiatric evaluation. I wish you the best.
Colton Barnes
Make some thin pretzel buns.
Chase Williams
Is that soap
Wyatt Powell
you aren't crazy. i came to say that too.
Austin Foster
Ha, I get that reference.
Ayden White
shit with a bunch of flax seed and walnuts
Carson Hill
the real question is do you put the peanut butter or the jelly on a piece of bread first and which piece do you start with left or right
Dominic Morgan
I actually only use peanut butter, jelly is too sweet