Students Lick Peanut Butter Off Feet During Fundraising Event

Author Morty

March 4th 1:09 PM

Spoon scooping up a hefty serving of peanut butter from the jar.

A school in Oklahoma had a fundraising event and raised over $152,000 by licking peanut butter off each other’s feet.

You’re Doing What To Raise Money?

Parents of students were angry when they saw videos surface of their children at an Oklahoma School District fundraiser. Why? Instead of a normal fundraiser where children wash cars or sell foods, they took the food and decided to go a different route.

Students raised money for a charity titled Not your Average Joe Coffee. Before you question why they’re raising money for a coffee shop, they actually employ people who have different disabilities.

The Students licked peanut butter off each others feet. Yes, you read that right, they licked peanut butter off the feet of other students. It’s the “toe-licking challenge.”

Main Thing Is They Had Fun, Right?

Videos of the event surfaced after the fact. The kids all looked like they were having fun, but when parents saw the videos, they were quick to react and respond.

According to Yahoo! News, the 9th through 12th graders at Deer Creek High School all volunteered to do it. But after the video was released, the school was immediately investigated.

One parent told KOKH “Whenever she told me yesterday that was happening, I had ask her, “Wait What? They’re licking peanut butter off of toes. What?”

Super Intendent, Ryan Walters went straight to X to post his thoughts on this fundraiser.

Superintendent Ryan Walters on Twitter: "This is disgusting. We are cleaning up this filth in Oklahoma schools. Our agency is investigating. https://t.co/XdWGFy3Hc2 / Twitter"
This is disgusting. We are cleaning up this filth in Oklahoma schools. Our agency is investigating. https://t.co/XdWGFy3Hc2

As you can see in the video, kids are laying on the floor, competing against each other to lick peanut butter off each others toes. One thing is for certain, this fundraiser obviously wasn’t an issue for most because the school district announced that they raised a total of $152,830.38 for Not Your Average Joe Coffee. Yahoo! News also says the school district confirmed that all the students who participated in the fundraiser volunteered for it and signed up for the games they played ahead of the fundraiser.

We have more on this in today’s Other News!

Morty is the Executive Producer of “The Mike And Carla Morning Show” on 96.3 KKLZ. He's been a part of the show and station for 5 years. Aside from producing the morning show, he has served as production director for over 20 years. Those commercials you hear between the music, he produced a lot of them for Las Vegas! He loves music, playing guitar, all things Vegas Golden Knights, the Steelers, and his English Bulldog, Squish! He will talk forever with you on any of these things! Morty writes about peculiar news stories and Las Vegas happenings.

Do You Really Need To Keep Peanut Butter In The Fridge?

It’s a question that a lot of people will debate…do you really need to keep peanut butter in the fridge? Some people will tell you that they do and, of course others will say “no way!” To The Mike & Carla Morning Show, it seems a bit odd since keeping it cold makes it hard to spread! But to others, they will tell you that it keeps in fresher, longer. And here we thought peanut butter lasted forever?

But there are other food items that people tend to keep in the fridge where they really don’t have to. For example 77% of those surveyed by Buzzfeed said that they keep butter in the fridge. So 23% keep their butter dish out and ready to go. Now we understand, that makes it just as easy to spread, but does it last as long?

Another weird trend that came out in this survey is that 12% keep chocolate in the fridge. We get that, in fact a nice cold Snickers bar or those mint cookies sold by the Girl Scouts always taste a bit better cold. But for you, is that something you put in the pantry or the fridge.

Once again we find ourselves going with our personal preference. How many people actually keep bread in the fridge? Again, a personal preference. While most said in the pantry, 13% of those surveyed said they keep it cool in the fridge.

Apples, soy sauce and apples…all in the fridge. On the other hand onions are kept best in the pantry, although 24% said they do keep them in the ice box! We guess that it can go back and forth all day long. But at what age do you start putting batteries in the freezer? That is a totally different conversation for another day. So as we debate, scroll down below to see the Top 5 food items that people do keep in the refrigerator.

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#5 MUSTARD
We’re really on the fence about this, because it can be kept either way, but most will tell you that they keep it in the fridge. Coming in at #5 on the list of food items you need to keep cool.

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#4 PICKLES
We think this is a no brainer…you have to keep pickles in the fridge right? Despite the fact that 11% said the panty is fine, we say ya gotta keep ’em chilled! #4 on the list with good reason!

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#3 PESTO
Not sure we’re all in on the PESTO, but we do believe this might be the smart choice to keep in a fridge. So with that said, even though 10% said the pantry, we’re gonna side with the 90%! Pesto comes in at #3 on the list!

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#2 EGGS
While we all thought it was just common knowledge to keep eggs in the fridge, come to find out that 10% of those surveyed actually keep them in the pantry. In fact, in other countries, it’s customary to do so. But it the U.S. we are fine putting them in the fridge once we come home from the store!

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#1 MAYONAISE
It’s one of the those food items that is on the shelf at the store, but once you open it and use it, it goes in the fridge until the next time you need to spread it on a sandwich. There is proof in the mayo since only 2% think it’s okay to keep in the pantry. #1 on the list of food items to keep in the refridgerator…so there ya go!

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