A reader wrote in suggesting a peanut butter and orange section sandwich. However, tangerine season is upon us and we modified the recipe. The sections are smaller and you can get more of them onto the sandwich. Watch out for seeds.

As regular visitors to the foreign book cover page know, the foreign covers are often very different than the U.S. versions. Here's a look at the U.K. edition of Two for the Dough which is also sold in Australia.

In Sally Sweet's classic rant about goldfish going to heaven in Four to Score, how many times does Sally use the F-bomb? Hint -- page 32. The answer will be here tomorrow.

This is a good one -- raisin toast, peanut butter, honey and a sprinkle of cinnamon. We like the way honey pools up on the plate.

This trivia question is from Three to Get Deadly. When the candy business is slow, how does "saintly" Moses Bedemier ("Uncle Mo" to the kids of the Burg) make ends meet? Check her tomorrow for the answer.

The cookie baking season is upon us. One reader had some leftover semi-sweet chocolate chips and decided that the best place for them was on a peanut butter sandwich. Waste not, want not.

A reader waxed poetic about a sandwich with peanut butter, Miracle Whip and Bac-Os. We thought we'd go one better. Instead of bacon bits from a jar, we got a knife and chopped up the real thing.

We're sure that most of you wore inspired Halloween costumes last Saturday, but we're always partial to people who dress like Stephanie. Wonder if she got her FTA packing that squirt gun?

Nothing says Happy Halloween like peanut butter and candy corn. Make one of these babies to give you energy while you answer the doorbell tonight. Ghoulishly delicious.

Halloween is only two days away. Here's Kramer in his bumble bee costume and the candy bar he thinks is named after him. Don't even think about taking it away.