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Fluffernutter

Regional

Meaning
Sandwich of peanut butter and Marshmallow Fluff on white bread.
Type
Regionalism
Used in
New Hampshire, Massachusetts

What does “Fluffernutter” mean

A southern New Hampshire and Massachusetts lunchbox staple: two slices of white bread, peanut butter on one, Marshmallow Fluff on the other. Fluff was invented in Somerville in 1917 and the 'Fluffernutter' name was coined by a Durkee-Mower ad agency in 1960; New Hampshire kids still pronounce it 'fluff-ah-nuttah'. There is a recurring (failed) campaign to make it the official Massachusetts state sandwich.

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