Peanut Butter Jelly

             Making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich can be very simple. Well to start you would need the necessary equipment; your hands both of them, two pieces of bread and a napkin or plate to put them on (whichever you prefer), a knife, jelly, peanut butter, and lastly your mouth.
             To start you need your hands. Go to the kitchen, walk over to the sink and turn on the water. Get your hands wet put some soap in them and rub them together. Now that your hands are rubbed clean, stick them under the running water and rinse them off. Turn off the water and dry your hands with a paper towel or a kitchen towel. Now that your hands are clean, prepare to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
             Now that you are already in the kitchen get out a plate or napkin, if you choose a plate choose a paper plate less dishes to do. Then you need to get the loaf of bread, open it up and take out your two slices of bread. Now that you have your two slices out, you can put back the rest of the loaf. Take your two slices and set them on the plate next to each other not on top of each other.
             Now you need to find a knife. It has to be the right knife no steak knife for this job. You need a good old-fashioned butter knife that will be the utensil you need. I hope that you know where the knives are in your house, in a drawer with all the other silverware. Now that you found the butter knife, take it out and set it on the counter next to your plate.
             After the knife, you need one of the most important items, the jelly. So now you need to go to the refrigerator and find which flavor you would like to use. Even though you might only have one or two choices (I mean it is your fridge not a grocery store). Grab your selection and bring it to the counter where your other items are. Now you open the jelly up then pick up the knife. Scoop some out onto one of the slices of bread, put down the jar and pick up the slice of bread with the jelly on it. Now spread the jell...

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