Knife or spoon...

[Snowflake Killa]

Was the jelly runny? If so I can see why she did it. If she used a fork might have starved.

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[Nock This]

Knife

[shiner78]

Knife and strawberry jelly[emoji16]

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[Atfulldraw]

Squirt bottle.

Please catch up

[Electrican]

Fork, spoon, knife or squeeze and rub bread to bread.

[Smart]

knife.....and low fence....




OP...you might be the odd ball..

[mrc]

Grape. There is no other jelly/jam.

I could argue that, but grape gets spread with a spoon. The back of it also.

[rocky]

Depends. Is the toast buttered?

[Stuck]

I use a spoon all the time. I agree easier to spread with a knife, but easier to get out of the jar with a spoon. Especially when you’re trying to get that last little bit out of the bottom or off the edges (thinking peanut butter too). Also, I like my peanut butter and jelly thick, so I need to spoon a whole bunch out.
I know your thinking how much gets wasted inside the spoon, but no, that gets licked clean.

[Pullersboy]

Spoon, much easier to handle that slippery stuff with a spoon!

[Chance Love]

Dang, I've never even heard of anyone using a spoon for that??

HF and LF

Tp over the top

And no steak sauce

[Smart]

Squirt bottle.

Please catch up

This too...and for us it means a knife to spread it a little more evenly on a PB&J....


grape, muscadine, mustang or strawberry..

[steve corn]

Toast, use a knife for thin spreading. Biscuit, spoon a glob on the outside for a big bite.

[TxAg]

Grape. There is no other jelly/jam.

Strawberry and apple are strong contenders

[gatt40]

Have always used a knife, but I do hunt high fence ranch.