Fluffernutter Bill Reaches Massachusetts Senate: Sweet News

Official state sandwich?

We all know the official state nut of Massachusetts is Barney Frank.

I can think of a few fluffernutters myself.

And "Groton" above is not me, even though it says Chelmsford. And I have no idea why it says Chelmsford. I work in Boston.

its amazing we vote these assh#les in year after year go democrates dont forget they also debated the state wafer

I was shocked to learn that most of the country doesnt even know what Fluff is.. or a Fluffernutter :0 !!!

outsider wrote:

its amazing we vote these assh#les in year after year go democrates dont forget they also debated the state wafer

What are you saying?

I find your post totally incomprehensible, and I teach public school. Not for nothing, but I've had to make sense of some pretty crazy writing, and yours is right up there.

Want to try again?

i think its a waste of time to spend on sn officisl state sandwich... a little history ,fluff was invented in somerville around 1917.. i think this saturday in union sq, somerville is the annual fluff expose if you want to go.....this is one of the reasons we know what it is and many others dont..they dont know what they are missing...go fluff

Groton wrote:

Official state sandwich?
We all know the official state nut of Massachusetts is Barney Frank.

I think Barney is a big fan of nuts.

Eddie wrote:

<quoted text> I think Barney is a big fan of nuts.

He is often called upon to fluff!

Let's not forget the State Cookie...Total BS...what's next ?

I guess my folks were rich way back when as my Mom added Welch's Grape Jelly. Making it on toast (using Wonder white bread of course) made it easier to spread the PB and Fluff on each piece with jelly then on either. Alas, I guess it technically couldn't be called a FluffNutter then. Cutting the sandwich on the diagonal also added something as well as Wise chips (per the salty contrast to the sweetness) were a must...LOL

Bob Mc-KA 58 wrote:

I guess my folks were rich way back when as my Mom added Welch's Grape Jelly. Making it on toast (using Wonder white bread of course) made it easier to spread the PB and Fluff on each piece with jelly then on either. Alas, I guess it technically couldn't be called a FluffNutter then. Cutting the sandwich on the diagonal also added something as well as Wise chips (per the salty contrast to the sweetness) were a must...LOL

Using grape jelly is not associated with the rich. This is: Pardon me, but do you have any Grey Poupon.

Eddie wrote:

<quoted text> Using grape jelly is not associated with the rich....

Ok, maybe the Faux Riche then. Typically, well off folks way back when were more likely to afford lamb while us folks had meat loaf. While they garnished with (green) mint jelly, we garnished with Welch's Grape Jelly...try it, you'll like it!

Leah wrote:

<quoted text>The state candy bar, the Sky Bar.

Do you or anyone remember the four different fillings in that bar?

Eddie wrote:

<quoted text> Do you or anyone remember the four different fillings in that bar?

The four fillings of a sky bar were marshmallow, chocolate, caramel, and rat feces.

I think if the state sandwich is Fluff and peanut butter, the peanut butter should come from Mass as well. Teddie Peanut Butter is made in Everett and taste great.

Don't we have more pressing issues in this state than to decide what the state sandwich is? Another way to waste taxpayers money. Massachusetts is such a JOKE!

So True....

outsider wrote:

its amazing we vote these assh#les in year after year go democrates dont forget they also debated the state wafer

This just proves wrong all of you who rant and rave that the men and women of the state legislature can't accomplish anything.

This makes me want to go home and make a Fluffernutter for supper.