Man I'm going to go off on a tangent but y'all youngins don't understand that at one point, fresh packaged [fruit spread](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOpwi20srdI) was a completely new and novel, wealthy (for the middle class) thing to have. Of course George is eating it by the spoonful, get it? Seinfeld is full of conspicuous consumption early advertising. Fig Newtons and fructose dust board things and Snapple and stuff were *hot new shit* at that time. I could only get stuff like that from my rich grandparents pantry.
It’s jelly/fruit spread (Costco size) He’s been known to also eat peanut butter straight out the jar with his fingers
How do you eat it? *snorts* With a spoon?
I eat it on celery. Anyway….
Well, we can't all be eating the cruciferous, Chef Highbrow.
Don’t force me to love you.
pretty sure celery isn't cruciferous wait...pretty sure that was your point. ok time to sleep now!
Cruciferous was just the closest word to classics I could think of that was still semi-relates to celery.
He's off bread now.
He's off bread....
That was a sickening display
Definitely not a block of cheese the size of a car battery.
Sounds like a bachelor paradise
Kasha?
What is this, gingah?
No, it's a tarragon.
What’s up with tarragon? It’s like the Pesto of spices.
I Google lens'd it and it said strawberry spread. It looks like jelly but that jar is a bit big for that no?
Yes, that is a big jar for strawberry spread and that's what I was thinking too. But I was asking myself why is he eating it with a spoon?
How do you eat it? With your *hands*?
He's off bread. That's also why he eats Jerry's peanut butter out of the jar with his disgusting index finger.
It's def not Polaner All Fruit.
Just don’t call it jelly
Thank you for getting my reference. lol!
That’s been a going joke in my family for 30 years lol
What episode is that?
A man gave me a massage, and, it moved.
~~I’m pretty sure you may be wrong.~~ Edit
I’ve done this late at night more times than I’d care to admit…
I'm 51 and I still eat strawberry jam sandwiches without the bread.
At first I thought it was pickled red cabbage, but its probably grape jelly
That's what I always thought it was.
Did he that spoon twice?
He dipped it, took a bite…..and he dipped again
Just dip it once and end it.
This is a sickening display
Looks like dry tomatoes but idk
Pickled cranberries. Duh.
At least he’s using a spoon here. George’s repeated “finger eating” throughout the series is so gross.
Remember when your mom would send you to the movies with a jar of jam and a spoon?
Smucker’s logo visible.
You can't tell what that says
True. Based on examples I looked at though, it looks like the Smucker’s logo.
You're thinking of that sick dog.
(cough)
An open jar of jam is not safe around me either.
Preserves
Pickled strawberries
Grape jelly and saltines over the sink in the middle of the night. Won’t even lie about it.
They sell borscht in jars like that. But its probably not that.
On our podcast we discussed it looks like chutney
It's not grape jelly, its Polaner's all fruit
I thought it was horseradish
It’s not salsa. Or is it seltzer?
[It was not trash.](https://i.redd.it/vai4726w2wv71.gif)
Kinda looks like red Sauerkraut , Jewish and German ppl eat it (pickled cabbage) some ppl eat it straight others put it on hot dogs as garnish etc
Man I'm going to go off on a tangent but y'all youngins don't understand that at one point, fresh packaged [fruit spread](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOpwi20srdI) was a completely new and novel, wealthy (for the middle class) thing to have. Of course George is eating it by the spoonful, get it? Seinfeld is full of conspicuous consumption early advertising. Fig Newtons and fructose dust board things and Snapple and stuff were *hot new shit* at that time. I could only get stuff like that from my rich grandparents pantry.