Welcome back to the world of the unconventional sandwiches! It is time to explore the last of these unusual sandwiches. If you haven’t seen the first part of this series, you can check it out here!
Bacon
Tastiness: 8/10
Lazy Man Index: 2/10
Repeat Likelihood: 5/10
This one truly sounded odd to me when it was suggested, but then I tried it and, to my surprise, I liked it; that was years ago already, I was not expecting to see this sandwich on HuffPost’s list! I tasted it again, of course; it was good to renew the taste in my mind. The smokey, salty flavor pairs well with the natural nutty, salty flavor of the peanut butter. It is an unusual, but good, sandwich.
Berries
Tastiness: 10/10
Lazy Man Index: 10/10
Repeat Likelihood: 9/10
This one is very delicious! The fruity flavors blend well with the nuttiness of peanut butter, which is the same idea as peanut butter and jelly. It tastes like peanut butter in the summertime. The texture of the berries were also great on the sandwich, and it looked very festive too! It was winter during the time of my tasting the sandwich, so the summery flavor was much needed and very welcomed.
Pickles
Tastiness: 7/10
Lazy Man Index: 9/10
Repeat Likelihood: 3/10
This combination was a very unique taste, not something I had ever tried before. I tried both Hamburger Pickles and Bread and Butter Pickles. In my opinion, the Bread and Butter Pickles were far better, their sweetness surprisingly played well with the peanut butter, whereas the Hamburger Pickles were too vinegary. It is a very unusual, but an unexpectedly interesting flavor.
Poached (Fried) Egg
Tastiness: 2/10
Lazy Man Index: 2/10
Repeat Likelihood: 1/10
With this sandwich, I am taking a stand: I will not eat a runny yolk in an egg, that texture is not for me, but feel free to give it a try if you want. I fried the egg instead, I do not feel this is an injustice, for fried eggs are a classic anyway. This is a very strange sandwich to me, it made me think of a weird egg salad. I neither cared for the texture nor the flavor, though this sandwich is not inedible.
Burger
Tastiness: 6/10
Lazy Man Index: 1/10
Repeat Likelihood: 4/10
This was an abnormal sandwich; I have heard of using peanut butter as a condiment on a hamburger, but I have never tried it. If you already like peanut butter on your burger, then you likely will enjoy this sandwich. This was unlike any other burger I had ever tasted, but it was not terrible, I would not be opposed to repeating this one. I did not use an onion due to personal preference.
Extra Peanut Butter
Tastiness: 4/10
Lazy Man Index: 10/10
Repeat Likelihood: 1/10
This is the most simple sandwich on the list, yet it is not unpleasant in taste; it is about as classic as you can get for a peanut butter sandwich. This one makes up for its lack of visual appeal with a plethora of protein and stickiness! In spite of the excessive sticking, it is quite simple, however this one is likely a joke; how can the sole topping be considered an additional topping when merely appended to itself, it is indistinguishable from the primary ingredient!
Celery and Raisins
Tastiness: 4/10
Lazy Man Index: 9/10
Repeat Likelihood: 4/10
The taste and texture of the celery in the sandwich were not to my liking, though the raisins were quite good in the sandwich; a decently good one without being sugary. With this sandwich, I discovered that I like peanut butter on celery, but not celery in peanut butter.
Here are some graphs to better understand the data! The first graph shows each sandwich based on the number of points for each factor. The second graph shows the greatest to least overall points for each sandwich; remember, the second graph simply displays the overall score, it does not necessarily reflect the tastiness, but highest ranking in each category.
There you have it, I tasted, rated, and left my opinion for each sandwich, and I even shared a photo of each one! Thank you for joining me on this sandwich adventure, now I encourage you to try the sandwiches that intrigue you the most!
What do you think of these unusual peanut butter sandwiches? Have I persuaded you to try some of them in the future?
Onward American 