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Instant PJ sandwich

 Turn the handle out pops a PJ sandwich...
 
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A device that has a container to hold a loaf of bread, a jar lid replacement device for both peanut butter and the jelly... no power needed just turn the handle which causes the bottom piece of bread to slowly slide forward under the peanut butter despenser then under the jelly finally a second piece of bread slides on to the top of the prepared piece... no torn bread, messy spoons or knives in the sink and a simple attachment for only 19.95 and you can have it plop down on a napkin...
—forgeman, Aug 23 2002

Custom Sandwich Maker http://www.halfbake..._20sandwich_20maker
Why is it you people have so much trouble making sandwiches? [DrCurry, Aug 23 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

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       Turn a handle, out pops a steak and cheese hoagie. Now we're talking...
—Mr Burns, Aug 23 2002
   

       Finally a reason to throw out all my silverware
—gniterobot, Aug 23 2002
   

       Instant PJ sandwiches are, sadly, Baked. Don't know about machines for making them.
—DrCurry, Aug 23 2002
   

       They sell prepackaged PJ sandwiches already. Why not just by them already made? No point in straining your fingers to figure out the "start" switch.
—Athenaeum, Aug 24 2002
   


 

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