The Fluffernutter sandwich, consisting of peanut butter and marshmallow fluff between two slices of bread, has been enjoyed in New England for over a century. Its origins date back to World War I and it remains a popular comfort food today.
Key Points
Fluffernutter sandwich originated during World War I in Melrose, Massachusetts
Name 'Fluffernutter' was trademarked in the 1960s by Durkee-Mower Inc.
Multiple fun events and traditions, such as 'National Fluffernutter Day' and 'What the Fluff? Festival', celebrate the sandwich
Pros
Long-standing comfort food enjoyed by both children and adults
Simple and easy to make with basic ingredients
Cons
High sugar content may not be suitable for everyone's dietary preferences