Saturday Poll - Fluffernutters

[AppleDumpling]

FYI, around here, besides the original, they also sell strawberry Fluff.

 

[LuvOrlando]

Love Fluff in hot chocolate.
Love a teaspoon of peanut butter with a layer of Fluff and a few M&M's sprinkled on top from time to time so maybe a mini nibble would be fun.

 

[goofyernmost]

As a kid I used to lay on the floor in front of the TV and watch the original Mickey Mouse Club and snack on a Fluffernutter. I still have one once in awhile, but not often, however I still love them. I guess I have almost grown up. It's only taken 74 years so far. Another thing I used to love was something from my Fathers great depression years, when things had to stretch and be cheap, was bread and butter and ketchup sandwiches. I don't suppose that was a lot different then a tomato sandwich when you think about it.

 

[Pea-n-Me]

Born and bred in Fluff country. Fluffernutters are a staple sandwich for us. We also love it in hot chocolate.

 

[LuvOrlando]

Born and bred in Fluff country. Fluffernutters are a staple sandwich for us. We also love it in hot chocolate.

Reminded me that there is a festival up North:
https://www.flufffestival.com/

 

[LoveSpringsteen]

I’ve heard of it, but never tried one. My husband has never heard of it.

 

[tvguy]

Never heard of them before I joined the DIS. Never had one.
And for those who don't know, Fluff is a brand of marshmallow creme.
When Walmart first opened up in our area they carried Fluff, but folks here prefer Kraft, so Walmart stopped carrying it.

 

[LoveDaisy]

Gross and I’m from New England. I had no idea it’s a New England thing. No one I know eats it.

 

[Moliphino]

Peanut butter is disgusting, so I don't eat fluffernutters. I do love Fluff, though.
I am from New England, been eating Fluff all my life.

 

[Micca]

I'm not a big peanut butter fan, and fluff is just gross to me. And unfortunately, I've never been anywhere near New England--except the time my plane to DC was diverted to Boston, but I never left the airport.

 

[BlueStarryHat]

I'm from Philly, but I've heard of Fluffernutters. I guess I would try one. I've seen Fluff in the supermarket, usually with the ice cream toppings, but never bought it. I like peanut butter a lot, so I'd probably like it.

 

[diznygirl]

Love them. Made instant friends in the college cafeteria in Southern California with a jar of Fluff. Cafeteria had bread and peanut butter.

 

[luv2cheer92]

Had them often growing up in NoVa. Love them! Though anything peanut butter is delicious.

 

[CynBeth]

Heard of them, but never had one. Wouldn’t rule out trying though.

Same here.

 

[slo]

Love
Love
Love them!!!

Add Nutella to it and it’s Mmmm Mmmmm Good!!!! I haven’t done this in years though because it’s gives me a major stomachache - LOL!!!

 

[Meriweather]

Never had one. Sounds disgusting.
Marshmallow creme does not belong on a sandwich .
I only use it in fudge

 

[mmouse37]

I’ve known about them my whole life. I’m in New York (NYC suburbs), not New England, so maybe it’s the whole northeast? Had no idea it was regional until reading it here. My best friend in grade school ate a fluffernutter every day, sitting across from me in the school cafeteria. As for myself, I don’t care for them, as I’ve never been a fan of anything marshmallow. However, I do buy a jar of Fluff once a year to make fudge for Christmas from an old family recipe.

Me too....we are about 20 miles north of Manhattan and have always had them growing up. But, my mom is from New England so maybe she influenced our eating habits...who knows.

I know I really like them but only have them once in awhile. I do have Fluff in the cabinet as the grandkids will want one sometimes. I actually had a Fluffernutter for lunch yesterday in honor of the "Day".

I can't get the commercial jingle out of mind........

MJ

 

[mmouse37]

Not something I would ever eat. Like peanut butter but don't like that marshmallow fluff and never buy it. I can recall my mom buying it when making homemade fudge in the past. Have no idea how else you would ever use it.

I was thinking of trying it when I make my rice krispie treats instead of melting down marshmallows. I also like the idea of another poster of putting a little in hot cocoa.

MJ

 

[LoveDaisy]

I was thinking of trying it when I make my rice krispie treats instead of melting down marshmallows. I also like the idea of another poster of putting a little in hot cocoa.

MJ

My mom does this with her rice crispy treats. I don’t like them as much, I find them drier. But maybe she does not use enough?

 

[The Mayor]

The Durkee family (Bruce Durkee invented Fluff) lived in my hometown and I actually went to school with their children. It’s mainly an east coast thing and I still eat Fluffernuters!!