My 100-year-old 100-year-old local peanut butter brand is about to do business nationwide

I spent my childhood in New England, where Pantry shelves (normally from the market basket) always have a few essentials at hand: Maple syrupPresent Oyster crackerPresent baked beansA tub fluff and always a glass of Peanut butter.

In every city that I have lived since then, I managed to find most of these staple foods without major problems. But never teddie, because so far it was only available in New England.

Now, after more than 100 years as a regional favorite, Teddie’s peanut butter is finally going nationwide, and Newglas like me, who do not live at home, could not be more excited.

Teddie Peanut Butter will soon be available nationwide

Teddie started peanut butter in 1925. Great depressionSurious staple foods were needed as delicacies to luxury and families. A century later, the brand marked 100 years as a beloved brand New England.

The company continues to prioritize the community and stick to it A simple recipe Made with minimal ingredients and support of the emergency food system in New England. I can confirm that. When the times as a child became rough, my mother always found a glass of Teddie’s Peanut butter in our local food bench.

New English, including me, could not feel proud because Teddie becomes national. The Boston Globe divided the news on InstagramAnd the fans quickly filled the comments with excitement. One wrote: “I will move to Jersey and panic! So excited” while someone else was added. ”

Some long -time fans were concerned about quality when the brand was expanded. In the same Instagram post commented on one person: “Enjoy your success, but please do not change your product! I eat it every day and love it exactly as it is. Glass glasses are perfect too!”

“It is not an expansion for expansion,” assured Jamie Hitland, the company CEO The Boston Globe. “We are very sensitive to dilute the brand.”

The maintenance of the character of Teddie Peanut Butter remains in the foreground. “The trick is how we expand without losing the quality we are obsessed with,” said Heitland.

Teddie offers four peanut butter options in both smooth and chunky varieties. It tastes delicious on one fluffy sandwichfor itself as a snack or (my personal favorite) baked in cookies. It even won the best natural crispy peanut butter in Our earlier taste test.

For anyone who no longer lives in Neuland or has never tried this regional jewel, pay attention. Teddie already appears on the shelves across the country. Visit the brand’s website to use yours Big finderthat currently lists the availability of peanut butter in states such as New York, Florida, California, Illinois and more. Sorry now while I’m trying to find a glass.