Sister Schubert’s sausage rolls are coming back to shelves after five years
Key Points:
- Sister Schubert’s sausage wrap rolls, a popular product baked in Luverne since 1994, are returning to grocery shelves after being discontinued in 2021.
- The announcement was made at the Business Council of Alabama’s Government Affairs Conference, prompted by a question from Governor Kay Ivey.
- Marzetti, the parent company, had replaced the rolls with sausage pinwheels in 2021, a move that sparked significant public backlash and a petition with over 12,000 signatures.
- Sister Schubert’s brand was founded by Patricia “Sister Schubert” Barnes in 1989 and remains a flagship bakery in Luverne.
- The return of the sausage wrap rolls has been warmly received, with fans expressing excitement and relief on social media.