The old PB&J sandwich still belongs to Every Man (and Mom).
The U.S. Court of Appeals recently shot down J.M. Smucker's Co.'srequest to patent its pocket-shaped peanut butter and jellysandwiches known as Uncrustables.
Moms across the country knew that while the Uncrustables are cuteand convenient, this is something that any of them can do and dooften. After all, don't most kids go through that phase where theywon't eat a sandwich with the crust still on?
Skeptical? Well, just follow the steps we show here and you'll seeno special crimping machinery is needed to duplicate the Smucker'sproduct.
1. Cut 31/2-inch circles from slices of …
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