Fork of Peanut Butter and Onion Sandwich
Peanut Butter and Onion Sandwich (Less Gross)
snack · Chaotic American
The balsamic glaze is essential for this not to be a little gross.
Added Oct 30, 2025
Prep time
1 min
Cook time
15 min
Servings
1 sandwich
Ingredients
One (1) Peanut Butter (smooth preferred)
Two (2) slices of bread (dealer's choice; white bread provides maximum depression)
One (1) Spoonful Diced Onions (amount varies, read instructions)
(Optional) Balsamic Vinegar/Glaze
Balsamic Vinegar/Glaze
Preparation
1
Separate your two slices of bread onto two pieces of paper.
2
Apply Peanut Butter to both slices of bread. Apply as thick of a smear as preferred.
3
Take spoonful of diced onions and add to the slice of bread to the left. Optionally, add more - though consider the integrity of both the sandwich and your soul.
4
Apply balsamic vinegar/glaze to the slice of bread to your right.
was: (Optional) Apply balsamic vinegar/glaze to the slice of bread to your right.
5
Place the slide of bread to your right onto the slide of bread to your left butter-side down. Press gently to merge the slides into one.
6
Consume your (less gross) mistake.
was: Consume your mistake.
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