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Parve
Easy
20 Minutes
Diets 
On a recent summer trip to the boondocks of Long Island I discovered the world’s greatest invention since sliced bread. Ironically enough, it’s sliced bread with delicious filling and no crust: the amazingly and satisfyingly delicious Uncrustable (note: this store-bought item is not pas Yisrael), a peanut butter and jelly sandwich pocket sold in the freezer section of grocery stores far and wide.
But here’s the thing: Not only did these delicious treats cost a pretty penny (an average of $3 per Uncrustable), I knew that with a little effort I could put my own “Sarah twist” on them and make them not
only cheaper, but heartier and tastier.
And oh boy, did I ever!
soft bread (preferably white bread, but any soft bread will work)
Gefen Peanut Butter (preferably creamy)
Tuscanini Fruit Spread or your favorite jelly
large round cookie cutter
fork
Use the cookie cutter to cut out circles from the middle of the bread.
Spread peanut butter in the center of one circle and jelly on another, leaving the edges clear. Press together to make a sandwich, then use the fork to press down around the edge of your uncrustable to seal the pocket.
Wrap tightly in plastic wrap and freeze.
Photo by Sara Goldstein
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I have been always wanting to make this, this is my passion
Thank you!