Was this a thing or just me?

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MyriVerse2@reddit

We never had Saltines. Ritz, Sociables, Triscuit, Wheat Thins usually.

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Pete_maravich@reddit

I actually find this superior to the standard pb&j sandwich

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xantub@reddit

My mom used deviled jam on crackers like there was no tomorrow.

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justmovingtheground@reddit

That's just Peanut Butter and crackers with one more delicious step. Of course it was, is, and will be a thing. 🤤

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TaintCheeselover@reddit

We did pizza sauce and a slice of pepperoni. That and a pickle wrapped in a slice of deli meat

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glxym31@reddit

3am, standing in the kitchen in pj’s with nothing but the oven light on, eating over the sink while you dust crumbs off yourself. Oh yes.. this is a thing.

This and toast with butter and honey. Also at 3am.

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opservator67@reddit

It was a thing. My regular snack was crackers and Cheez Whiz.

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3BlindMice1@reddit

Put a piece of pepperoni on that and you've got a college student pizza bite

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mika00004@reddit

Mmmm, I got a jar of Cheez Whiz in the fridge. Time for a snack!

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opservator67@reddit

Nice! Honestly, I lived on pb&j, Cheez Whiz, and dill pickles.

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It was crackers and spray cheese as a kid. As a teenager, I cultivated my palate and got Cheese Whiz instead. Then learned as an adult they are essentially the same, lol. But I keep it around for cheesesteaks.

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CompetitivePirate251@reddit

I was Melba toast and cheez whiz … butter was good on Melba as well.

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Practical-Economy839@reddit

Mmmmm garlic Melba toast with butter

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tara_diane@reddit

my mom would do just butter and jam. always thought it was gross but i could totally get down with pb&jam

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AnitaIvanaMartini@reddit

Was? I had that for lunch yesterday.

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Medusaink3@reddit

The frigging BEST.

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CaliNativeSpirit69@reddit

Yum

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gnamflah@reddit

My family would only do peanut butter or Cheeze Whiz.

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vocabulazy@reddit

I still do that but with cheese whiz

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hellsbelle51@reddit

My stoner dad used to make these. Passed the family recipe down to me

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Cazzavun@reddit

Is this a joke? It’s a joke right?

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kkdj1042@reddit

100% a meal in the late 60’s.

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imadork1970@reddit

Salted butter on salted crackers 👍

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Common_Moment6006@reddit

This is godlike...my favorite

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BadKittyRanch@reddit

We kept the butter on a ceramic dish that was stored in the toaster oven when it was not in use. Soft butter + a sleeve of saltines = instant goodness.

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TummyDrums@reddit

Why in the toaster oven? I think most people just leave the butter dish on the counter.

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Leaking_Honesty@reddit

So critters won’t get to it.

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ScottPetersonsWiener@reddit

My childhood snack when I asked my mom when dinner was ready yet

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Wet_Techie@reddit

Even better, bake it.

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Successful_Load5719@reddit

Excuse me WHAT?!

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Wet_Techie@reddit

Baked Saltines are great! Like Ritz are supposed to be

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Successful_Load5719@reddit

Buttered before or after oven?

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FrozenCustard4Brkfst@reddit

enough salted soft butter between two crackers that when squeezed made little butter worms

After school snack

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GloriaToo@reddit

Or margarine or mayonnaise. Butter was best but not always in the fridge.

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PushingData@reddit

Try that with spaghetti instead of garlic bread.

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Imfromsite@reddit

Damn, now I gotta have some!

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FIREFocusWS@reddit

Easily mow an entire sleeve with butter

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ezgomer@reddit

I still snack on this gluttonous delicacy

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dvowel@reddit

This. Just butter and crackers.

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mamawoman@reddit

It wasn't just you

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a60sbaby@reddit

Saltines and butter or margarine was the snack in our house.

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Common_Moment6006@reddit

I just had this 😁😋

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astropastrogirl@reddit

You guys have no idea what you are missing , Vegemite and butter is wonderful

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Infamous-Steak-1043@reddit

With granny Smith apple slices on the side

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CenturioCol@reddit

It was a thing. Peanut butter and jam went on a lot of things. Bread, toast, crackers, celery, etc.

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bullfrogftw@reddit

Conversely, a lot of things went on soda crackers, including but not limited to...
cheese, meat, honey, various and sundry spreads, etc...
LOL

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nygrl811@reddit

My mom still often eats PB&J on matzo (and we're not Jewish, she just loves matzo)

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alwayskared@reddit

I had it because I was poor and matzah was an option with a little margarine & sprinkle of salt or the other option sleep for dinner

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No_Equivalent_3834@reddit

There was no matzah in Arizona back then.

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Weird-Response-1722@reddit

I love matzoh with hummus.

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Optimal-Ad-7074@reddit

I could get along with your mom. not on pbj though. just the matzoh. I love that stuff, with the little brown bubbles....

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Mobile_Aioli_6252@reddit

Walking around town with a jar of peanut butter and a spoon and turning the corner and colliding with someone eating a bar of chocolate! At least a once a week experience

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Leaking_Honesty@reddit

Honestly, that looked better than the actual candy they were advertising.

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Demonae@reddit

You got your chocolate in my peanut butter!

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Mobile_Aioli_6252@reddit

No, you got peanut butter on my chocolate

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Weird-Response-1722@reddit

Two great tastes that taste great together!

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ShitShowcase@reddit

Oh thank Christ.

I thought it was peanut butter & ketchup for a minute and just about died. 😵

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Ok_Mood5551@reddit

So good on nilla wafers 😋

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wireknot@reddit

Also on that swedish flat bread, wassa bread. Especially the whole wheat one IMO. If it weren't for PB&J I wouldn't have made it to adulthood. 68 and still like it.

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incognito--bandito@reddit

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No_Equivalent_3834@reddit

It wasn’t for me or my sisters. We like our PB&J on white bread only with the crust cut off. Our grandma used to put it on Roman meal bread which we didn’t like and leave the crust on. Saltine crackers would have been a nightmare.

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Mumchkin@reddit

Yep, get home from school and let myself in. Go into the cabinet, grab the crackers and Skippy super chunky, a knife and cup of juice. Afternoon snack in front of the TV before homework.

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rwphx2016@reddit

Oh, it was a thing, alright! We would have peanut butter and jam on saltines or jam on saltines.

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actual-trevor@reddit

That's still a thing, friend. Except now I can afford better crackers.

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myrevenge_IS_urkarma@reddit

That looks like some depression era shit. "We didn't have bread for our peanut butter and jelly!"

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PirateJim68@reddit

I still do this!!

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cmacfarland64@reddit

Totally a thing.

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That_Guy_Zane@reddit

R/ get to away from me

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Ill-Lion-7230@reddit

This was DEFINITELY a thing, and thank you for reminding me of it. scurries off to find crackers, peanut butter, and jelly

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odinsbois@reddit

You are not alone

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Paradoxicorn@reddit

Add and orange slice and some marshmallow fluff and you e got yourself a proper bronco trolley!

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kalelopaka@reddit

Not in my house, saltines were for soups, chili, peanut butter, or cheese. My mom would put mayonnaise on them but she was the only one.

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iamiavilo@reddit

Isn’t that also called a saltine? Perhaps soda cracker is regional?

Yes, I topped saltines with PB&J, cheese, or just plain butter.

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coolcoinsdotcom@reddit (OP)

Interchangeable I think.

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justdan76@reddit

Moneybags with his name brand saltines

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coolcoinsdotcom@reddit (OP)

First thing I did when I was a kid and got a job at 13 was to start buying brand name stuff!

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breaksnbeer@reddit

I did it with Welch’s grape jelly like the feral child I was

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Weird-Response-1722@reddit

This was my favorite lunch to pack in middle school.

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Weird-Response-1722@reddit

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Two great tastes that taste great together!

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toolsoftheincomptnt@reddit

On Ritz and sans PB, yeah.

I didn’t like peanut butter until I was like, 14.

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luckeegurrrl5683@reddit

My husband still eats those things.

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dfjdejulio@reddit

Just the peanut butter for me. I have never liked jelly with my peanut butter. I'm told that as a little kid, I called PB&J "dirty peanut butter".

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SuicideOptional@reddit

Naw man, thats a poor people snack right there.

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Warper1980@reddit

Vegemite and cheese for me.

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Bitter-Ad-6709@reddit

I would do that frequently, but only used jelly by itself. Sometimes making a triple decker or quadruple decker cracker sandwich. SoooOOOooo good!

The berry flavored jelly, with the salt on the cracker, and the light fluffy crunch of the Saltine.... YUMMY.

(Unfortunately around the age of 37 I developed Celiac disease which prohibits me from freely enjoying saltines as much as I used to as a hungry high schooler. There are delicious gluten free salted crackers on the market now, but they are 4-500% more expensive.)

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onemorebutfaster_74@reddit

Poor in college I’d put some spaghetti sauce and a bit of shredded cheese on them and chow.

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crankymagee@reddit

YES. We had this after school at my grandma's every Wednesday, except we mixed the PB&J together in a bowl and lovingly referred to it as slop. It is still one of my favorite go-to snacks.

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Picmover@reddit

It's a thing I haven't seen in 30+ years.

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DBDIY4U@reddit

I am in my 40s and it was not just a thing but it still is a thing except you are doing it wrong... You are supposed to use chunky

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Hellz_Hydro@reddit

It’s still a thing. A delicious thing. Saltine crackers fucking rule.

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MarkyGalore@reddit

I thought I was the only one who liked peanut butter and ketchup.

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Beautiful_Contest148@reddit

Cream cheese on saltines is a delicacy in house

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garylh99@reddit

I used Ritz

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bored-panda55@reddit

This and butter on saltines were great snacks

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ColdKickin72@reddit

On a Ritz

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elanasaurus@reddit

Mmmm salt cookies

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Girl_with_no_Swag@reddit

Yes, but for me it was hi-hos

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SunshineAlways@reddit

Townhouse crackers for me. In college there was no Sunday dinner in the dorms, so PBJ on Townhouse was how I survived back then.

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dericn@reddit

"Everything tastes great when it sits on a Ritz"

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ericbrow@reddit

Seriously, my mother presented this as a "special dinner" when we wanted to see something special in front of the TV.

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Broad-Eye5396@reddit

Same

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ezgomer@reddit

Oooooooo fancy pants

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Missing_Persons_@reddit

My favorite way to enjoy it.

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Any_A-name67@reddit

My mom tried to pawn these off as fancy mini sandwiches when I was a kid in the 70s. Not my favorite.

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shattered_kitkat@reddit

Never on Saltines, always on Ritz. And never jelly, just peanut butter. Saltines were for soups, chilis, and meatloaf.

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TwistedMemories@reddit

Ritz crackers and a can of easy cheese all the way for me

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No_Acanthaceae1671@reddit

My grandma used to make mini-pizzas on this cracker

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crucial_geek@reddit

Yup. And PB&J 'sandwiches' rolled in a tortilla.

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TwistedMemories@reddit

You too?

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TwistedMemories@reddit

Saltines and pb&j were one of my favorites.

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adelec123@reddit

Definitely a thing, but I actually used regular butter and jam. Deelish!

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blacfd@reddit

Was? No. It IS a thing

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PurpleMonkeyPoop@reddit

Vegemite all the way!

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KiKiSStarr@reddit

Love it. I used to make little sandwiches. Saltines with butter is also delicious.

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errerrr@reddit

I still do a slice of Kraft cheese quartered with bacon bits on saltines for a snack

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timesink2000@reddit

Duke’s mayo and a bit of Vidalia onion. Yummy!

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Klutzy_Yam_343@reddit

My version of this was cheddar cheese instead of jam. It slaps. Tastes like those orange packaged peanut butter sandwich crackers.

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doubletwist@reddit

I hate peanut butter but I used to have Saltines with grape jelly all the time.

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DeaddyRuxpin@reddit

My preference is on ritz crackers. I still eat that all the time.

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Casual_Observer999@reddit

Butter works, too.

As a kid,, I remember the old fridges whose "butter keeper" kept the butter rock-hard, which pulverized the cracker.

Not my go-to, but still a treat.

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Conscious-Big707@reddit

But on a Ritz!

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public_weirdness@reddit

It's a thing

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Malgus-Somtaaw@reddit

I still eat those.

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ilyNIGHTMARES@reddit

Only the rich kids had jam and peanut butter

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No_Active_5409@reddit

it was a thing i still like it sometimes

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UnderstandingNo3426@reddit

It’s a thing for sure

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hdroadking@reddit

It was a thing alright!

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False-Can-6608@reddit

I did this with graham crackers

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kinetik138@reddit

1/8" thick cheddar cheese on saltines, 17 sec in the microwaverator... add time as needed.

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MCBubbliciousfishead@reddit

Most definitely a thing for me.

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Over-Charge1860@reddit

Definitely a thing and reminds me of the standard 'sick' fare I was served whenever staying home from elementary school w cold or flu....hot tea and buttered saltiness crackers!

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NoOil535@reddit

It was, used to be a nice snack.

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Servile-PastaLover@reddit

In my house, spray can cheese whiz was the preferred topping for saltines.

One can didn't last very long, so we resorted to alternate toppings.

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trashbilly@reddit

Did anyone ever mix peanut butter and jelly? Completely different taste than just one on top of the other

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New-Arachnid-9265@reddit

I always had aerosol easy cheese on my saltines.

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OldFitDude75@reddit

Grape jelly on a ritz cracker. Damn that takes me back

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PickaDillDot@reddit

Saltines are good so many ways, I personally love em crushed over a salad.

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Relative_Wishbone_51@reddit

Why did I just gasp. I am taken back to a place I didn’t know I needed to go.

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Thirty_Helens_Agree@reddit

Are you sick? Need some Canada Dry and some Price is Right reruns?

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Optimal-Ad-7074@reddit

do you still have the couch? and the crocheted granny-square throw?

getting your toes stuck though those holes when it's fever hour and you wake up unsure if it's tomorrow or still today ...

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Glum_Material3030@reddit

Memory unlocked! I still have one of my grandma’s blankets

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Dry-Praline-3043@reddit

I just had peanut butter and honey saltines for dinner.

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WhyMe7B@reddit

Mmmmmm…… now you’re talking memories.

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MTkenshi@reddit

I can't keep honey in the house for this very reason. Sometimes, if I'm feeling fancy I'll use Club crackers.

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pinkspatzi@reddit

I still do this.

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6mcdonoughs@reddit

I had this the other day.

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Dr_5trangelove@reddit

Had this tonight

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cannabis96793@reddit

Still love it today. It was a thing in my area.

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Shawnaldo7575@reddit

We were doing "sweet & salty" before sweet & salty was a thing.

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w3woody@reddit

“Was” a thing? Still is.

Along with toast with butter, cinnamon and sugar.

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Gooogles_Wh0Re@reddit

PB&J is a classic spread on almost anything! Its not crazy at all. Try it on tortillas.

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Inevitable-Key-5200@reddit

I see your pb&j saltines and raise you a quarter of an American cheese or cheese product slice.

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Rojodi@reddit

I was in Tampa FL at 17, in the Bay Area for an indoor soccer "festival". I went to the Piggly Wiggly to pick up stuff for that, best snack for an athlete back in 1982. The best thing was the manager telling me to "borrow" a knife from the hotel restaurant LOL

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jtphilbeck@reddit

Just cheese. Fold it into the four squares it wanted to be and place on cracker. Make a triple if one so desires.

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Overman625@reddit

Cream cheese on a saltine…Yes sir!

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StrangeCrunchy1@reddit

It absolutely was a thing! My mom used to make me little PB&J cracker sandwiches on Saltines when I was home from school sick.

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Sea_Invite8104@reddit

Try it with the jelly and cream cheese

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Matt-J-@reddit

I stopped buying them because I would eat them non-stop. Even without toppings.

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Ordinary-Practice812@reddit

Yep, on Ritz

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Dexy1017@reddit

Cream cheese on club crackers. Next level, trust me.

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muxman@reddit

When I was little this is the snack my grandma would give me. Crackers with peanut butter.

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SaltyDogBill@reddit

It wasnt allover. I’ve met a few of us that never had it.

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3D-Dreams@reddit

Very much so.

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HarpersGhost@reddit

My favorite saltines is cream cheese with a dash of hot sauce.

If i have a cold, I can go through half a sleeve of crackers.

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Saul-Funyun@reddit

A sleeve of saltines and a can of Easy Cheese… guaranteed stomach ache

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Dragonfly95815@reddit

Was?! Excuse me, but ....

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ghostinawishingwell@reddit

I used to melt cheese on these bad boys in the microwave. Super white people nachos.

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sherrymacc@reddit

Yes it was a thing until I started using Ritz crackers

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tooful@reddit

Still eat that.

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Quirky-Pie9661@reddit

Still a thing homey

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ABH1979@reddit

My mom would mix the peanut butter and jelly on a plate, and then put that on the saltines.

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ContessaChaos@reddit

Yes, because we were always out of fucking bread!!! We were poor in the '70s. LOL

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PunkRockMiniVan@reddit

Was? Hell, it still is.

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ParadiddlediddleSaaS@reddit

That’s what I thought!

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Jewelieta@reddit

PB and jelly on cinnamon Graham crackers was my go-to snack when I was breast feeding. I'd use regular crackers too though.

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Legal-Afternoon8087@reddit

Peanut butter and chocolate chips on graham crackers is a good mid-afternoon snack!

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Four-Triangles@reddit

Now that’s snacking!

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Beneficial-Cow-2544@reddit

On Ritz yes and still.

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MasterClown@reddit

I used to make potato chip sandwiches.

With a side of chips.

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9livesminus8@reddit

I always used the store brand Ritz crackers, but yes!

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johnnyspader@reddit

Still good. And when feeling fancy, melted cheese on a Triscuit.

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323x@reddit

I did kraft singles and LaVictoria taco sauce. White trash nachos. Deluxe add a half slice of gallo salame.

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CheesyRomantic@reddit

I used to do crackers with peanut butter and Nutella instead of jam.

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fridayimatwork@reddit

My mom would do saltines and ketchup, hillbilly hors d’oeuvres

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benmar111@reddit

It was no jelly please

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Time-Sorbet-829@reddit

I used to do it until I found out I had celiac

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herodotus69@reddit

It still is!

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Lorelai_72@reddit

Yes, it was. 😏

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Paddington_Fear@reddit

my parents were both born in the great depression, we just buttered the crackers for a treat.

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racingturtlesforfun@reddit

My grandmother did this but sprinkled just a little sugar on the butter.

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racingturtlesforfun@reddit

I still eat that a couple times a week. It’s a good snack.

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meestercranky@reddit

I used to make this after school while watching 3 Stooges or Alvin Show

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Interstellar_Dreamer@reddit

It’s funny that this showed up in my feed because I just had five of these but with honey instead of jam about 10 minutes ago for a snack, lol.

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chockykoala@reddit

Ritz crackers were better, saltines are for cream cheese!!

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don_teegee@reddit

Loved it but that was one of those things I ate when we were running low on stuff and mom hasn’t been to the store yet. Improv snacks.

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SchrodingersTIKTOK@reddit

When I make pb&j with some nice toasted bread I throw a dab or salt. Not healthy to do it a lot but it scratches an itch.

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SentientClit@reddit

Why have I never thought of that

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smythe70@reddit

Once a month I have this same dinner.

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BeerWench13TheOrig@reddit

My sister ate this. I preferred American cheese on my saltines. It’s still one of my favorite snacks, actually.

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Elon_Musks_Colon@reddit

This post is goddam Proustian for me! I can TASTE this!

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OtakuTacos@reddit

Use a Ritz cracker

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Zebulon_V@reddit

It definitely was when I moved away from home and was absolutely dead broke.

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Lower-Protection3607@reddit

Soda crackers, spaghetti sauce, pepperoni, and shredded cheese. Bake at 300° until cheese is bubbly. Poor man's pizza crackers. (I use Ritz crackers these days.)

They're the base for Christmas Crack, too. Mmmm

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Thiccassmomma@reddit

Jelly crackers was dessert!

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Sanitize_Me@reddit

Ruxin's home alone, and he's ready to rock! Crackers on the table and some jelly, too!

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PC_AddictTX@reddit

Saltines were something to eat if you had an upset stomach. Or with soup. No other reason. I was never a fan. I prefer my peanut butter on rye or sourdough.

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fraufranke@reddit

Possibly the best snack on earth

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Introverted-headcase@reddit

Peanut butter and chocolate cake frosting is better

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Much-Chef6275@reddit

WAS IT?! It still is in our house!

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Evening-Ad8502@reddit

I grew up eating a similar snack but instead it was just jelly and it was delicious

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The1Mia@reddit

Peanut butter and honey was my topping of choice

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TheTableDude@reddit

100%.

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CollarLast6572@reddit

Peanut butter and maple syrup on crackers or toast.

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Kalena426@reddit

Nope...GenX staple..we used margarine

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boneguru@reddit

Need a cracker cap on that...and a tall milk to wash it down

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Psychological_Tap187@reddit

Butter and crackers, mustard and crackers, jelly(d9nt ike peanut butter) and crackers. Just crack ersWe were poor saltine crackers were a very versatile snack

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DelanceyStreetNY@reddit

jelly only for me, but yes, this is delish

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aljeta@reddit

Po man food. I know exactly.

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Baka01010@reddit

😋 crackers...

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park2023mcca@reddit

Entire meals were made of this.

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TurkGonzo75@reddit

Was? I still do this

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stevejscearce@reddit

Yep. Been there.

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NoAttempt9703@reddit

Hell yea, sometimes I'd settle for plain old country crock on saltines 😂

Sometimes I still do 🥲

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duck-duck--grayduck@reddit

Just peanut butter for me, in sandwich form. Quartered slices of American cheese was more typical, however. Had Ritz with jack cheese for lunch today, actually. 'cause I'm a grownup.

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ezgomer@reddit

I meet your “jam/jelly” and raise you “honey”

Saltine, PB and Honey - gd homey

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Outside_Pen6808@reddit

When the weather is beautiful we prefer road side/river side picnic lunches when we road trip, rather than a restaurant meal at noon. Space is premium on a motorcycle; crackers, small jar of P/B and another of jam go a long way.

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jesslynneyea@reddit

Such a thing!

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Rude-Management-4455@reddit

That was dinner. A lot. Along with chef boyardee, sticking a hot dog in the microwave, and campbell's soup.

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Jen_Jim1970@reddit

It still is.

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Moreseesaw@reddit

You definitely need milk though

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eager_sleeper@reddit

I like cream cheese and raspberry jam on them…

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WilliamMcCarty@reddit

I used to do saltines with baloney and Texas Pete hot sauce.

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JTBlakeinNYC@reddit

Either peanut butter & jelly or peanut butter & banana on crackers was a common snack growing up.

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Strange-Gap6049@reddit

We error rich we also got banana 🍌 slice

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CookieTX2022@reddit

I didn’t put jelly or jam just plain peanut butter and made little cracker sandwiches lol. I’d make 10 or 12 of them and take it to school in my lunch for a snack. I might go make some right now lol. The saltiest crackers the better.

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Low-Possession-4491@reddit

Saltines and condensed milk as well.

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KsSunflower4@reddit

Butter on saltines and toasted in the oven.

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NoElk314@reddit

I put canned cheese on saltines or eat them plain with pickles

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CompetitivePirate251@reddit

I’ve upgraded to Bretons with PB&J … costs be damned.

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No_Raisin_212@reddit

Fuck nabisco for discontinuing the Uneeda biscuit . That was an absolute unit of a cracker . Could put anything on that thing including PB& J

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JET304@reddit

Are you out of Fluff?

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12TheSnake@reddit

I eat this quite often, I love it.

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Necrospire@reddit

Never. I'm English, have good taste and use Jacobs with a good selection of cheeses.

Why on earth do you have jam on them? Is this a PB+J thing you Americans do?

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GhostFour@reddit

Was? Are we not doing this anymore?

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Plastic_Bullfrog9029@reddit

Not just you.

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aemsi99@reddit

Hell no I did it all the time when I was younger and know sometimes.

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manofnotribe@reddit

Puttin on the Ritz...

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Partsslanger@reddit

We had peanut butter and jelly on ritz crackers

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porkchopexpress-1373@reddit

Snacks while watching mash

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longthymelurker77@reddit

Definitely honey and I also like dipping the crackers in jam instead of putting on top.

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Lost-Amphibian0321@reddit

cheese and salami was my favorite variation but this pb and jelly/honey was the go to when the deli drawer was empty at my house.

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Sad-Maintenance3422@reddit

I used to take a few bong loads and eat them with margarine on them. Ha ha.

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bspanther71@reddit

I still eat them with butter!

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Moist_Historian_2897@reddit

So do I with a cup of tea to wash it down

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Sad-Maintenance3422@reddit

Yea buddy!

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DeeSnarl@reddit

Chinese restaurant in my hometown used to serve that as an appetizer

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Sad-Maintenance3422@reddit

Ha ha. I believe it.

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coolcoinsdotcom@reddit (OP)

That’s just nasty right there, but under those circumstances…

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Sad-Maintenance3422@reddit

Hey. When you have the munchies.

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susitucker@reddit

I prefer Ritz, but you know, you do you. 😊

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ButterflyFair3012@reddit

That was a standard snack growing up. Born 63

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TheQuadBlazer@reddit

You and my mother. And grandmother.

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Ok-Cauliflower-3129@reddit

I used to and still do every now and again add another on top to make a mini sandwich.

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therian_cardia@reddit

I put basically everything on saltine crackers at some point or another

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lassiemav3n@reddit

This delicious snack even has a S&TC reference, it’s pretty Gen X 😁

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nickcliff@reddit

Ritz tho

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Quirky_Stranger2630@reddit

Just grape jelly on my saltine!

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paisalandia@reddit

Broken on clam chowder

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Shmup-em-up@reddit

My preferred cracker snack was melting chocolate and dipping the crackers into it

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EdwardBliss@reddit

On bread for me!

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voitlander@reddit

Now try ketchup on buttered crackers.

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Dlistedbitch@reddit

Oh yeah. I put all kinds of shit on those, primarily season all.

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The1Ylrebmik@reddit

My go tos were butter, salami and cheese, and nowadays sardines.

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ughtoooften@reddit

It absolutely was a thing...i forgot all about this

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Popcorn_Blitz@reddit

I used to do mustard on saltines.

Kids are stupid.

But also, yes pb&j on saltines were a thing too.

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Historical_Animal_17@reddit

I've done it. Not often but yes. Usually just the PB for me

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poppinwheelies@reddit

WAS a thing?

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steelmaker21@reddit

this was what we used as kids hahahaha

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0331-USMC@reddit

Just you

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gooddayinaz@reddit

Cracker with something on it was a prime afternoon snack. PB&J, just butter, cheese and lunch meat or Cheese and Raspberry jam. That last one freaked some of my friends out.

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OrbAndSceptre@reddit

Oh shit core memory unlocked. Need to buy some saltines now.

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2captiv8ed@reddit

Yep, exactly like that.

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Ceciltheseamonster@reddit

I liked peanut butter and marshmallow cream (fluff) on saltines better than pb&j

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goodbyegoosegirl@reddit

💯

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Gypsygaltravels1@reddit

Yum

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OzzyGator@reddit

I love PB and beetroot so anything with PB is fine to me. Murrican partner loves fluffernutters (PB and marshmallow Fluff spread.

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who-waht@reddit

My mother used to try and sell it as a treat for my sister and I.

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VoodooKittyS197@reddit

I’m sorry 😏

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External_Side_7063@reddit

It’s an American thing and God said it is good!

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Invasive-farmer@reddit

A la peanut butter (and jelly) sandwiches!

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thebunhinge@reddit

Totally!

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So_Many_Words@reddit

Peanut butter and butter. Still eat that sometimes.

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crazyindixie@reddit

✋🏻

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minnesotawristwatch@reddit

Velveeta on ritz. If the lunch meat wasn’t wet I’d throw a scrap of meat on each bite. God damn I had it good.

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Katnyx1969@reddit

Still is a thing.

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International-Nose33@reddit

Mine was butter and crackers.

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TeacherPatti@reddit

Yes! I always had four crackers--one with nothing, one with just PB, one with just jam and one with both!

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rhythmchef@reddit

chef's kiss

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cheesecheeseonbread@reddit

Me too, except our boxes had French on them instead of Spanish.

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moxievernors@reddit

Applesauce on a Ritz.
Cheese or peanut butter on a saltine.

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stantheman1976@reddit

I love peanut butter and jelly on almost anything. I love doing this on Triscuits. PB&J on graham crackers is ridiculous.

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FootFunkToeJam@reddit

Wow, now I’m really craving peanut butter and crackers

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Zen-Ism99@reddit

Still a thing. I prefer Ritz, though…

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Proper-Ad7997@reddit

Holy shit. Bringing it back! How did I forget all about this?

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Professoroldandachy@reddit

Peanut butter but never thought of jelly. I will have to try.

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DavidCavalleri@reddit

Still is a thing.

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A_Gray_Old_Man@reddit

I would mix the PB&J in a bowl and then spread it on the Saltines.

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sungun77@reddit

My sister and I ate saltines with pickles slices and mustard. In college there were time saltines and taco bell mild sauce was my meal

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bigSTUdazz@reddit

r/hijackedtopic

;)

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DrItchyUvula@reddit

Definitely a thing. Sometimes just butter and jam.

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groverlaw@reddit

Dad would put peanut butter and butter on Ritz crackers and we would eat them while watching Saturday morning cartoons.

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CrowsSayCawCaw@reddit

I remember peanut butter with butter. My folks would make my sibs and I peanut butter and butter sandwiches for lunch sometimes.

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cacecil1@reddit

I did butter and jam/jelly, not peanut butter. But ya! Ate it a lot!

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Sensitive-Daikon-442@reddit

Totally a thing! Loves them just butter too!

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Fancy_Average5440@reddit

1000%! But my mom never bought name brand if generic was available. The saltines I remember were in sheets of 4 that you had to break apart. And I feel like each one had one burnt edge.

Of course now that I'm a grown ass woman it's natural peanut butter and strawberry all-fruit spread on multi-grain crackers! 🤣

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