Jimmy John’s Turned PB&J Into a Cookie With Grape Jelly Inside

Jimmy John’s peanut butter and grape jelly cookie shown over peanut butter and grape jelly in the official promotional image
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Jimmy John’s took the peanut butter and jelly sandwich idea and gave it a dessert assignment.

The chain’s PB&J Cookie has a peanut butter base, grape jelly filling, and peanut pieces on top. It’s available at participating Jimmy John’s locations nationwide through October 4, 2026, while supplies last.

Jimmy John’s peanut butter and grape jelly cookie shown over peanut butter and grape jelly in the official promotional image
Official promotional image courtesy of Jimmy John’s / Inspire Brands.

What’s inside the PB&J Cookie?

Grape jelly is doing the filling duty here, so this one leans into the classic peanut-butter-and-grape pairing. The peanut pieces add another peanut element to the cookie itself.

The brand’s official image shows that jelly center, which makes the whole lunchbox-to-cookie idea pretty easy to understand. No sandwich bread required.

How does the cookie fundraiser work?

Jimmy John’s teamed up with Drew Brees, a longtime franchisee, on the launch. Under the promotion’s published terms, 25 cents from each PB&J Cookie sold between August 3 and October 4 goes to the Jimmy John’s Foundation, a partner of Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the Brees Dream Foundation.

That’s the specific donation per cookie—not the full purchase price.

Where can you order it?

Check Jimmy John’s website or your local restaurant’s menu for current pricing and availability. The offer is limited to participating locations, and supplies can run out before the advertised end date.

If your sandwich order usually needs something sweet afterward, this is the seasonal cookie to look for. And if you’re firmly on team grape jelly, the flavor choice has already been made in your favor.

Details supplied by Jimmy John’s PR team and checked against the official launch announcement. This is menu news, not a firsthand taste review.