Why are these written instuctions easy to use for users.

Skippy's Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich InstructionsInspired by our assignment to create cereal instructions, I chose to find instructions for how to make a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich.StructureIn the above image, we see the following structure:$1)$ Title$/$Heading$2)$ Introduction$3)$ Details $($serving time, cook time, total time$)4)$ Ingredients$5)$ DirectionsThe heading tells us the subject, Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich. As we learned this week, it is important to then include some kind of introduction prior to listing out instructions. This can be seen where it says "The original, the O$.$G$.,$ the one you brought for lunch in a brown bag. The three$-$ingredient go$-$to that never goes out of style. Behold: The classic PB & J$."$ This is an attempt to relate to the reader and lightheartedly reference the upcoming task.ConcisenessI think its safe to say that $5$ single$-$sentence steps easily and clearly convey the instructions on how to make a PB&J$.$ However, some visuals might prove to be helpful. Perhaps this website cannot be translated into a language that the audience understands. Having pictures could then prove more useful to someone trying to make the same sandwich, but without the aid of written instructions.