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Exciting Brands PB&J Pops for Snack Time

Snax-Sational Brands, a leading popcorn brand known for Cookie Pop, Cereal Pop, and Candy Pop, has recently expanded its portfolio with the introduction of the PB&J Pop popcorn variety. This new flavor features the classic combination of Smucker’s grape and strawberry jelly flavors, along with the rich and nutty taste of Jif peanut butter, creating a delicious and nostalgic snack that is sure to delight consumers.

The inspiration behind PB&J Pop comes from the iconic flavors of Smucker’s jelly and Jif peanut butter, combining the smooth and creamy texture of peanut butter with the sweet and fruity taste of jelly drizzled over crunchy popcorn. This snack is a modern twist on the traditional after-school treat, bringing back memories of lunch boxes and snack time for adults while appealing to today’s discerning snack enthusiasts.

Consumers can now find the PB&J grape flavor in 24oz bags at Costco locations in the Pacific Northwest, as well as the 5.25oz PB&J grape bag at Stop and Shop and Winn-Dixie. To kick off the new year, Burlington and Five Below will also carry both the PB&J grape and Strawberry 5.25oz flavors, giving even more customers the opportunity to enjoy this innovative snack.

This exciting licensing partnership was made possible by J.M. Smucker’s licensing agency, Brand Central, LLC, bringing together two beloved brands to create a unique and delicious snack experience for consumers. The nationwide retail roll-out of PB&J Pop is set to begin this month, offering snack lovers across the country the chance to indulge in this irresistible combination of flavors.

For more information about Snax-Sational Brands and their innovative popcorn varieties, including PB&J Pop, visit their website at https://snaxsationalbrands.com/. Stay tuned for updates on new flavors and products from this leading snack brand as they continue to revolutionize the snacking aisle with their delicious and creative offerings.