The World’s Largest Shop Of Its Kind, Peanut Butter And Jelly Deli Is A Delicious Destination In Wisconsin
Peanut Butter and Jelly Deli in West Allis, Wisconsin, offers a unique and customizable PB&J experience with over 100 varieties of jams and jellies.
Who doesn't love a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? This childhood treat is classic for a reason. These nutty, fruity meals are packed full of nostalgia and remind us of our childhood. They're full of protein and vitamins and are simple, but delicious. There's a reason they're iconic and the concept is basically a tenet of growing up. They've endured and become a basic part of childhood because they're easy, so tasty and pack a bunch of the things parents want their kids to be eating. They don't taste like they're good for you and there's a million ways to dress them up and make them unique. And it just so happens that there is a fantastic peanut butter and jelly shop in Wisconsin.
In the Six Points neighborhood of West Allis, outside Milwaukee, there's a little deli that has perfected the PB&J. It's an adorable little spot that bills itself as the world's largest peanut butter and jelly shop. With more than 100 varieties of jam and jelly and a ton of nut butters that are made fresh in house daily, it's easy to believe that these folks are doing peanut butter and jelly better than anyone else.
This peanut butter and jelly shop in Wisconsin must be seen to be believed. Check it out:
This adorable little spot is a fabulous choice for kids and adults alike. There's a simple menu of options, but each sandwich can be customized in any number of ways, from choosing peanut or almond butter to a number of fresh-baked locally-produced breads.
Finish your sandwich off by choosing the perfect jam or jelly. There are more than 100 varieties to choose from here.
But what really makes Peanut Butter and Jelly Deli stand out is that while you can definitely get the old standard, they've also got a menu full of jazzed up, unique and downright delicious PB&J options.
These folks never stop thinking outside the PB&J box. They've done peanut butter and jelly quesadillas, PB&J donuts, Oreos in a PB&J. Melty marshmallows. A PB&J made with pepper jelly, pepperjack cheese and jalapenos.
Frankly, the options here are endless. These folks are constantly creating and testing and coming up with all kinds of options. This PB&J pancake stack is just one sample of how Peanut Butter and Jelly Deli are rethinking everything you knew about this classic sandwich.
The results are a deliciously huge array of mouthwatering, unique and oh-so-delicious sandwiches that your whole family will love. Even the pickiest of eaters will love a PB&J and parents won't get stuck with another boring meal to appease the little ones. These sandwiches are kid tested and absolutely approved.
But while junior might just want a simple peanut butter, grape jelly and white bread sandwich, parents can kick it up with some of the most unique sandwiches they've ever imagined. Never has feeding the family been so easy or so delicious.
Of course, you can take their jellies home to try and replicate the whole experience again and again. Everything here is either made in house or made locally. They support local bakeries and farms to bring customers the very best fresh flavors.
You simply won't regret a trip to Peanut Butter and Jelly Deli. They make the most unique, delicious and fabulous sandwiches that can even be delivered to local businesses or ordered online for a quick pick up.
You never knew your simple childhood favorite could be this amazing. One bite is both a flashback to a simpler time and an explosion of flavor that reminds you that as an adult, you can go back here as many times as you want to work your way through the whole darn menu.
Peanut Butter & Jelly Deli is located at 6125 W. Greenfield Ave., West Allis, WI 53214.
Find out more about this awesome sandwich spot on their website or by checking out their Facebook page.
Speaking of jellies and jams, did you know there's a country market in Door County that's been selling some of the freshest jams in the country for more than 60 years?
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