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Peanut Butter on Toast

midnightpanther

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Many times throughout my life I have had a desire for peanut butter, but with a crunch, and with something that would help to get the peanut butter off of my teeth while I am eating it, and the solution proved to be peanut butter toast. This delicious treat is not only filling and full of protein, there is physics involved in the making of it as well. First off is the toasting of the bread, in which the toaster heats up and radiates heat, and the bread, being cooler takes in some of the heat and becomes toasted. Then, after you toast it, you must apply the PB to the bread, so you get it on the knife, and then as you slide the knife across the toast, since the toast is rough the peanut butter gets pulled off because of its higher coefficient of friction causes the peanut butter to stick to the toast instead of your knife. You're welcome

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