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lord [1]
3 years ago
5

Help plz

Computers and Technology
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Anarel [89]3 years ago
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Answer: 1.) Collect the necessary ingredients and tools:

- jar of peanut butter

- jar of fruit jelly

- two slices of bread

- cutting board (larger that the combined surface areas of the slices of bread)

- butter knife

- tablespoon-sized spoon

2.) Place the cutting board on a stable surface, and the slices of bread side-by-side on the cutting board

3.) Open the jar of peanut butter.

4.) Using the spoon, scoop out 2 tablespoons of peanut butter and deposit in the center of one slice of bread [henceforth known as "Slice 1"].

5.) Using the knife, spread the peanut butter evenly across this side of Slice 1.

6.) Repeat steps 3-5, but with jelly instead of peanut butter and the slice of bread that is not Slice 1 [this second slice will henceforth be known to as "Slice 2"].

7.) Once Slice 1 and Slice 2 each have one side that is evenly coated with its respective spread (peanut butter or jelly), place Slice 2 on top of Slice 1 so that the spreads (peanut butter and jelly) are between the two slices and the externally-facing sides of each slice do not have spreads.

(ok so this is the best answer i can give u don't blame me if it's wrong)

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