peanut butter and grape jelly

Common sizes vary by format: full-size jars and bottles are often in the 18–30 oz range, squeeze bottles are commonly around 20 oz, combined peanut-butter-and-jelly single jars are about 18 oz, snack bite packs are small single-serve portions (about 1.8 oz), and some multipacks list larger peanut butter jars (e.g., 40 oz) paired with 20 oz jellies.

You’ll find classic glass or plastic jars, squeezable jelly bottles, single-jar peanut-butter-and-jelly stripe products, and ready-to-eat snack bags of PB&J bites.

Common product callouts include no artificial flavors or colors, use of Concord grapes (often noted as U.S.-grown), gluten-free labeling on some items, and for certain snack bites claims like no refined sugar and simple, real ingredients.

Concord grapes are the fruit most commonly highlighted in these grape jellies and spreads, with some listings noting U.S.-grown Concord grapes.

Products are often labeled kid-friendly (for example, squeeze bottles), marketed for on-the-go lunches, and positioned as lunchbox-ready snack bites—convenient, single-serve, and ready-to-eat.