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Grape flavor of Jams’ higher-protein PB&J launches two months after its preview

Jams Grape Pbj Officially Launched

Jams ended more than a year without menu extensions by confirming Grape back in July, but before that classic option could reach shelves, it unexpectedly rolled out Banana at Walmart. That flipped the anticipated release order and left us waiting for the PB&J flavor most closely associated with the nostalgic sandwich. That wait is now thankfully over, as Jams and athlete partner Kewan Lacy have confirmed the promised Grape has officially arrived.

The Grape Protein PB&J combines sweet and slightly tart grape jelly with smooth peanut butter inside Jams’ soft, crustless bread pocket. It provides 10g of protein, just like the other varieties, without seed oils, artificial colors, or high-fructose corn syrup. It is a great time for fans of the brand and product, as again, it’s gone from two flavors to four in a very short time, and the tasty new Grape option is available now at supermarkets in boxes of four for around $6.