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Oven Baked PB&J Sandwiches (Giveaway)

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Oven Baked PB&J  As far back as I can remember we have always made oven baked peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with a hint of cinnamon.

Oven Baked PB&J Oven Baked PB&J   It was three of us and we wanted something warm, quick and gooey (when we came home from school).  I was always in charge of adding the peanut butter to the bread, my brother was in charge of the jelly, and my sister just loved adding cinnamon before we put are sandwiches  together. We had the perfect little system!

pb&j GIVEAWAY-3 Oven Baked PB&J  That’s why when peanut butter & co contacted me and ask me to revolutionized the PB&J sandwich. I had so many ideals in my head that I wanted to do, but the only on that stuck with me was oven baked peanut butter and jelly! I guess all those childhood memories of eating melting peanut butter, gooey jelly and cinnamon on a toasted sandwich.

Oven Baked PB&J  Let’s be honest, who has time to grill a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? Baking them is so much easier, and all you have to do is sit and wait for them to be done! Enjoy!

Oven Baked PB&J  Once your finish making your sandwiches, place them on a baking sheet in a 350 degree preheated oven for 10-15 minutes or until bread is toasted.

**For the adult version** add butter to the out side of the bread wrap them in foil and let them bake for 20-30 minutes. They are even better!

It’s Giveaway Time!!

One lucky reader in the U.S.A will have the chance to win 2 jars peanut butter and jelly (of course)! What is peanut butter without Jelly?!

The rules are pretty simple: Tell me what’s your favorite way to eat peanut butter and jelly?
For a second entry: Follow me on Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter, leave a separate comment for each; letting me know you did so!
Good luck to everyone in the contest! Winner will be chosen at random (random.org) on  September, 6 2014, please contact me through email with your info thanks!

*** I just wanted to let you know: All opinions expressed in this review are my own (I was not paid for this review). I really just enjoy Peanut Butter & Co peanut butter, and I love giving you the opportunity to try there peanut butter!!

***Important*** Please contact me within 24 hours of being selected,  if not I will half to pick another winner! Good Luck!

****Winner**** Congrats to Jenna Weld

 

Comments

  1. Natalie says

    I never tried it baked….looks yummy Thanks.

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  3. Kelly says

    You can’t beat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches – baking them is such a great idea! Love the great system you and your brother and sister had when you were younger 🙂

  7. Ceara @ Ceara's Kitchen says

    These look amazing and like such a comforting treat! Such a simple and delicious concept 🙂 I love it!! I will definitely be trying some cinnamon added to my PB next time – sounds like a wonderful idea!

  8. Brooke Creech says

    Leave it to you to come up with how to make PB&J good for grown-ups! We actually make pb&j quesadillas here. I put peanut butter in a tortilla and fold it in half, then heat it up for a few minutes on each side. The kids dip the quesadillas in jelly.

  9. David says

    I have never had a baked pb&j sandwich. I usually just eat them cold out of my lunchbox at work. Our kids love pb&j and they would love this interesting take.

  14. Shannon says

    I would just have to stick with the classic peanut butter and jelly on toast cut in half. 🙂

  17. rika@vm says

    My my, you are making me drool right now! That’s one hell of a yummy PBJ sandwich, Shundara! AHHHHHH!!!!! I would do the adult version, too! haha!

  23. Kathleen Walsh says

    This sandwich sounds amazing. I never would have though of putting a PB&J in the oven.

  24. Debbie says

    Baked PB&J sound amazing, I have made a PB&J on my panini press before and loved that! Seriously there is something so simple and amazing about classic PB&Js, they always hit the spot! I would love to try Peanut Butter & Co variety of flavors! I think the cinnamon raisin would be great!

  30. Karen K. says

    Never though of them baked. Interesting idea. I like mine straight out of the jar spread on a graham cracker drizzled with honey.

  31. Derrick Johnson says

    I like the old fashioned sandwich but I also eat PB&J on Ritz crackers with some cheese.

  33. Rana Durham says

    I love peanut butter and jelly as cookie with the peanut butter as cookie and jelly of your choice as the thumbnail!

  38. David Becker says

    I’ve been experimenting with Peanut Butter & Co.’s “The Heat Is On” for peanut sauces on everything from whole wheat noodles to grilled chicken.

  39. Judith says

    I’ve never tried I baked! I always put it on the panini press and have it grilled. So tasty!

  51. Erin R. says

    Oh, that does sound good! I’ve always liked it rolled up in a tortilla, but I never thought of baking.

  53. Paulina J. says

    My favorite way to eat pb&j is with very toasted bread, and overflowing with bee’s knees peanut butter.