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Bread Controversy Spread

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Go to a clean surface. Then, get a slice of bread. On that bread, spread peanut butter all over the bread and then set that bread down. After you have spread the peanut butter on that bread grab the other slice of bread, add jelly onto that slice of bread. At last, now that you have successfully added peanut butter and jelly on both of your slices of bread. You can put both of the slices together and you can savor your peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

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