Fluffernutter

A Fluffernutter is a sandwich consisting of white bread with peanut butter and marshmallow cream (fluff ). It is particularly common in the New England states of the USA and particularly popular with students.

Characteristics and consumer

Peanut butter before the spread

My favorite bread for a Fluffernutter is the white bread. The sandwich is named after the Marshmallow Fluff from Massachusetts, but can also be prepared with any other marshmallow cream. Fluff the glasses had a long time the Fluffernutter recipe on the back. The City Museum of Lynn, where the marshmallow fluff is manufactured, sold T -shirts with I'm a Fluffernutter.

Fluffernutter is particularly known as a school sandwich, fight for the children against their often reluctant parents.

Actions and consequences

2006 saw the Fluffernutter in Massachusetts for political disputes, as Jarrett Barrios, Senator from Massachusetts, Fluffernutter wanted to limit as part of the distributed to schools of interest. After Barrios ' bill schools should serve the sandwich per week only once. This led to strong reactions. Barrios was publicly criticized and had also publicly point out that he, like other citizens of Massachusetts also Fluffernutter privately like to eat. After Barrios ' proposal, the sales figures of Marshmallow Fluff increased significantly. Kathi- Anne Reinstein, a representative for the District of Lynn, where the Marshmallow Fluff is made, wanted to explain even Fluffernutter the official state sandwich of Massachusetts.

2009 started Kathi- Anne Reinstein as Members of the House of Representatives from Massachusetts a second attempt to establish the Fluffernutter as the official state sandwich of Massachusetts. It justified their advance so that the sandwich is a local product and also contains a lot of protein. Massachusetts bar is indeed the official Staatskeks Chocolate Chip, the Staatsnachtisch Boston Cream Pie and the Staatsdoughnut Boston Cream.

Variant and dissemination

The consumption of Fluffernutter is limited almost exclusively to New England: The majority of the marshmallow fluff is sold in New England and New York State. For some years there is also a Fluffernutter Ice Cream that combines the taste of peanut and marshmallow.