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Does peanut butter and jelly give you heartburn?
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Not usually.: Peter butter and jelly sandwiches usually do not cause a significant amount of heartburn, although peanut butter does contain a lot of fat, which bothers some people. However, everyone is different, so if you notice that PB&J's cause heartburn problems for you, you may need to avoid them. Good luck.
Answered 12/10/2017
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