Apart from loving to swing the golf club, Tiger Woods, The 15-time major championship winner, enjoys the classic peanut butter and jelly sandwich. On National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day, let’s see how Tiger creates his delectable PB&J.

The National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day is officially here. It is celebrated every year on April 2nd throughout the United States, and every American enjoys their classic peanut butter sandwich. Eldrick Woods is one such American who also wants an excellent classic PBJ sandwich. Recently, TGR Live uploaded the delicious recipe of his mouth-watering version of the PB&J.

The TGR Live tweeted the ingredients and recipe of Woods’ classical sandwich on April 3rd. The sandwich ingredients include two slices of 100% Whole Wheat White bread and two tablespoons of your choice of all-natural almond peanut butter. Half a banana and raw, unfiltered honey.

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Moreover, the instructions are straightforward. Toast the two slices of white bread and spread almond butter on the slices. Cut the banana into thin pieces and put them on the almond buttered bread. Add a bit of honey and put the slices together. And then the sandwich is ready to eat.

Golf World reacts to the appetizing Tiger Woods sandwich

As soon as the tweet came out, Golf Twitter turned into a frenzy as usual. Tiger and golf fans started to react to the delicious recipe of Woods’ special touch classic peanut butter sandwich. The reactions admired the recipe and said they would surely give it a go. While one of the reactions even said is it a part of the 2023 Masters menu.

When did Tiger win his first Masters title?

Woods won his maiden major championship and Masters title in 1997. He won his first major championship only one year after turning professional in 1996. He won the 1997 Masters with an overall score of 18-under-par and, as a result, won the event with a whopping 12 strokes lead. His 12 stroke margin is the highest victory margin at Augusta National. Tiger carded a final round of three-under-par, 69 on route to a famous victory at Augusta National. Moreover, Woods won four more times at Augusta National.

What do you think about Tigers’ special classic PBJ sandwich? Share your answers in the comment section.

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