Every year Americans eat enough peanut butter to coat the floor of the Grand Canyon. Peanuts are a favorite among Americans. They are good for snacking and can be used in baking and made into ...

Making memories with food often happens by accident — it’s woven into the everyday, like the lacy crêpes my dad loved to serve on weekends or the sucre à la crème my grandma made every time she ...

Across New England, children and adults have enjoyed Fluffernutter sandwiches for more than a century. The humble sandwich is about as basic as it gets. Two slices of white bread, with peanut butter ...

Back-to-school season for the kiddos is officially here, which means parents and guardians everywhere are once again asking the age-old question: what’s for lunch? Sure, peanut butter and jelly is the ...

Remember sitting down in elementary school, opening up your lunchbox and biting into a sweet, gooey fluffernutter sandwich? It may come as a surprise that most people outside of New England do not ...

The fluffernutter, a sandwich made with peanut butter and marshmallow fluff, originated in Massachusetts in the early 1900s. Emma and Amory Curtis, great-great-great-grandchildren of Paul Revere, ...