PB&J Through the Ages | Global News

For 125 years, the peanut butter and jelly sandwich has ruled lunchboxes — simple, cheap, and endlessly adaptable. Born as a fancy tea sandwich for the elite in 1901, it became a nationwide staple thanks to mass-produced peanut butter and sliced bread. Even after school bans, it reinvented itself with almond and seed butters. From Southern griddles to New England fluffernutters, and even deep-fried or foie gras-laced versions, nothing beats its nostalgic comfort — no matter how fancy the twist.

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