The New York Times’ cooking section has gone too far this time.
It all started on Friday when NYT posted this recipe on Twitter.
Consider this less a recipe, more of a prod in a direction that you never considered https://t.co/29eYURffPO
— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 6, 2018
Which, for the record, YUCK. Pickles are the worst.
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Apparently, I’m not alone in the pickle hate, because the rest of Twitter doesn’t seem to be on board with this nasty sandwich either.
i just called the police. and homeland security.
— mikeijames (@mikeijames) April 6, 2018
— Freddie Campion (@FreddieCampion) April 6, 2018
— Michael Tannenbaum (@iamTannenbaum) April 6, 2018
Jamie just informed me that she eats peanut butter with her pickles pic.twitter.com/TpwMrvDBnH
— sydney (@sydney_amber13) April 6, 2018
This NYT writer even put in his notice.
I’m quitting.
— Farhad Manjoo (@fmanjoo) April 6, 2018
Not everyone was against this sandwich, however. Apparently, it’s a thing in a lot of places.
I have also made this sandwich with jalapeño slices, and it rocks my world. The folk genius of @DwightGarner
— John Schwartz (@jswatz) April 6, 2018
I grew up eating them. Dill pickles only.
— trudy stachowiak (@stackingboxes) April 6, 2018
Peanut mixes with almost everythong. Especially vegetables. Its a Yes 😁👍
— JOHN #FBPE #JoinWithUs #SYRIA (@BloodOnTheSky) April 7, 2018
Say what you will…But peanut butter and pickle on a cracker is my favorite snack! A whole sandwich? Yeah, maybe not! pic.twitter.com/930mJ0sjYU
— Audrey (@audreyfsisson) April 6, 2018
I guess I shouldn’t poo-poo it until I’ve tried it, but that probably won’t be for a very long time. In a post-apocalyptic world where the only things to eat are peanut butter and pickles. But until that time comes:
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