Leave it to Jerry Seinfeld to get philosophical and nostalgic about
peanut butter, but that's what he did at Peanut Butter & Co., a Greenwich Village restaurant which now serves a
sandwich created by the comedian himself called the "Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedy Special." The sandwich,
which Seinfeld claims he ate a lot of while working as a young comic in the 1970s, consists of a toasted bagel, peanut
butter, honey, and cinnamon. Peanut Butter & Company's menu, naturally, revolves around peanut butter.
Seinfeld and his wife are fans of the restaurant, and Seinfeld himself wrote the forward to the Peanut Butter &
Co. Cookbook, which was written by owner Lee Zalben.Jerry Seinfeld has peanut butter sandwich named after him
Leave it to Jerry Seinfeld to get philosophical and nostalgic about
peanut butter, but that's what he did at Peanut Butter & Co., a Greenwich Village restaurant which now serves a
sandwich created by the comedian himself called the "Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedy Special." The sandwich,
which Seinfeld claims he ate a lot of while working as a young comic in the 1970s, consists of a toasted bagel, peanut
butter, honey, and cinnamon. Peanut Butter & Company's menu, naturally, revolves around peanut butter.
Seinfeld and his wife are fans of the restaurant, and Seinfeld himself wrote the forward to the Peanut Butter &
Co. Cookbook, which was written by owner Lee Zalben.
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