Lee Fleming brings the world.... compressed, not smushed:
“So it’s smushed!” Judge Raymond Clevenger III declared, referencing the way Smuckers makes its crustless PBJ sandwiches.

The Wall Street Journal outlines the earth-shattering case in “Patent Case Turns Sticky for Smucker,” proving once again that justices are too often sense-impaired when deciding what cases to hear.

It’s too much. I wonder how much this case will cost taxpayers?

I have to say that they are VERY tasty - and the kids love them. They're also making a grilled cheese version. But trying to patent the idea? Hell, my folks and I used to make grilled cheese and other pocket sandwiches when I was a kid on a commercial pocket sandwich maker - it used heat and weight to make "compressed" seals on the sandwiches - does that count as prior art?