These Smucker’s Uncrustables are a freezer staple in my house. They thaw quickly, the bread stays soft, and the peanut butter and grape jelly have that classic flavor you expect. They’re perfect for lunches, snacks, or grabbing on the go when you need something easy. The portion size is just right, and every sandwich is consistent — no mess, no prep, just simple and dependable. If you like PB&J, these are an effortless win.

excellent product for children- they love these!

When I don't feel like eating a heavy lunch, I can grab a couple of Uncrustables, and they are enough.

My husband requested I bought this and just loves them. My adult child discover them and decided to take a couple. Quick easy and good for lunch or snack.

I'm not sure what it is, but I think it's the jelly. There's less jelly and it tastes a little different. Bread still is nice and fresh though. I'll buy it if it's on sale.

Pros- convenient, great price, no prep, no dishes, good portion for kids Cons- doesn’t keep freshness. frozen or thawed. After a week or so, the bread gets stale-ish. Limited variety. I would like to see a box with mixed flavors

Sam's Club has always been my family's go to store for uncrustables. I have older kids and the ones sold at other stores are to small at 2oz. Sam's club's 18 pk offered 2.8oz (33% increase), which was the perfect size, according to my kids. Smucker's has just changed the size from 2.8 to 2.4, a 15% decrease from the 2.8oz %26 only an 18% increase from the 2oz. While this is not Sam's Club's fault %26 my review is not blaming them for the shrinkage, what I am angry about was the celebratory notification I received excitedly telling me my uncrustables now come in 24 ct. On the surface this seems like a time to celebrate. I now get 6 more uncrustables, reducing the number of times I have to buy them. Except!!! My kids will now eat more of them at a sitting, therefore causing me to have to buy, either another box while at the store, which my freezer can't handle, or force me to buy them more often. Neither of these scenarios are a cause for celebration. Parents are going to buy the new size ct. thinking Smucker's has made their life easier because Sam's Club has led them to believe the new 24ct is a cause for celebration, only to discover the sandwich shrinkage is no longer adequate to handle the on the go child's appetite. Now your kids are left starving, their words, not mine, or you didn't give them enough food for lunch and they had to beg their friends for food, which now makes you look like the bad parent. Obviously, these are humorous exaggerations for your benefit of you have made it to the end of my rant. While the sandwiches on their own are great, aside from shrinking, my anger is with companies trying to trick us into celebrating them scamming us. We must rise up and declare to corporate deceptors that we are not stupid, we know you think we are and are trying to capitalize on that fact. Stop shrinking our beloved items and just raise the price as we know you are really doing. I would rather pay more to get the original size because it's what I wanted in the first place rather than have to buy more at one time, which let's face it no parent has an abundance of pantry or fridge and freezer space when you have hungry children. it's time to start a shrinkflation revolution.

The new uncrustables are mostly bread, for the whole 1/2 inch around the sandwich! Very little filling in the “new” version. If you check the weight on the box, you’ll notice that they are only 2.4 oz each compared with the 3 oz they used to be in Sam’s boxes. All bread! Also, the “soft” bread gets stale as soon as I open the wrapper! I have contacted Smuckers. They sent me an apology letter and that’s it.

Pick up order, they forgot 2 items. So I paid $25 extra for items I didn’t get.

one side was soft the other side was dry and very crusty, almost like they were froze, thawed and then froze again.