“Let’s face it, with hot glue and a chainsaw you can solve most problems.”
[The party is visiting the elderly Schoenberg in Los Angeles] “My wife and children are used to my music. I am not sure my sons understand it, but it no longer frightens them.”
“I knew the White Moose had to be a druid!”
“It spoke druidic, but us druids cannot speak when we change into a beast”
'What if you morf into a chatty moose?"
Premade peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, with “the crust removed”, but not really because they are just manufactured in a way that never involves crusts, I’m pretty sure.
I think it’s also an important facet of their character that they are also more or less sealed at the edges, which means that you can more easily eat them without getting the filling all over your hand.
I find them fairly disgusting myself, but that’s mostly because I don’t like soft, texture-less bread. But even though I’m very skeptical of the newsworthiness of the story, it makes sense to me: it’s an individually-packaged, portable, insipid, and easy-to-eat food.
What I find intriguing is the last part of the headline “… by far the most in the NFL.” It implies that uncrustable consumption has been investigated across all the NFL franchises, and ranked. So not just a causal story, but one that required research effort.
uncrustables are pretty popular among athletes as a during or post workout/practice food. They have the convenience stuff, but it’s also a reasonable mix of macro nutrients (fat, protein, carbs) for it. Enough carbs to be useful as reasonably quick source of energy, plus some fat and protein to make it a little more satiating and slower to digest than mainlining sugar.
I’m not a big fan of factory processed foods in general, but I find these much worse than many such things.