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(Ben Golding) writes:

 >In article <1mum41$7it@dragon.socs.uts.EDU.AU> brent@socs.uts.edu.au writes:
 >
 >>I wonder what they teach - peanut butter sandwiches, pasta and
 >>curries?
 >
 >I bet that's exactly what they don't teach.  There are plenty of other
 >cheap and more interesting ways to eat than these traditional student
 >staples.

Ben, you have no humour! :-)

But I doubt you will find foods with more variation in flavour
and presentation than pasta and curry. 

Peanut butter sandwiches though... hmmm... 

...peanut butter and jam? Peanut butter and onion
(one of my favourites)? You can cut the sammo in half or quarters,
diagonally or not. You can make two and three layer sandwiches
or even use different varieties of peanut butter. Toast, peanut
butter focaccia, wholemeal, white, fried. Stale bread, fresh
bread, microwaved stale bread, stale bread microwaved too much
so that it becomes extremely hot (great for spreading cold
peanut butter). You can cut the sammo into little bits and serve
on cocktail sticks, you can colour the bread green with food
colouring (number 331). Bread can be sliced thin, thick, torn
off in misshapen lumps. (I'm beginning to scrape the bottom
of the barrel here) Peanut butter with various mould varieties,
frozen peanut butter, you can even blend it with milk to get a peanut
butter smoothie sandwich.

What could be more interesting, wholesome and tasty than that?

                      Brent.

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