Jenny Lee Swirl Bread — Restaurant in McKees Rocks

I purchased a variety of 6 - 9 oz loaves of Jenny Lee swirl bread from QVC. My order arrived within 2 days via UPS and the exterior of the box was extremely hot. All of the breads were tightly packed in the box, hot to the touch and had somewhat flattened out. Even though the box was clearly marked perishable, I'm guessing other boxes were inadvertently placed on top. The company should consider using deeper boxes for shipping their delicate breads to avoid crushing. The slices are less than 1/2" thick, not dense like most breads and get stuck in my toaster. The enclosed bread pudding recipes sound delicious and very tempting to make. BUT in my opinion it would take all 6 loaves to make a decent bread pudding for a family. I'm extremely disappointed that the QVC presentation didn't live up to the products I received. Pretty expensive bread for $30.

I have ordered quite a few food items since June. The AZ heat impacts fresh and frozen items in transit for 2 days on UPS trucks since they aren't refrigerated. Kudos and 5 stars to all delivery drivers for all they do. Especially, delivering items to designated locations. PS: In the future I will only order food items between October and April due to AZ ...

A true Pittsburgh icon — the legendary Jenny Lee Swirl Bread! Baked with love by Five Generations Bakery in McKees Rocks, this family-owned bakery is the proud successor of the original Jenny Lee Bakery. While they bake up all kinds of delicious treats (including some amazing seasonal specialties), the Jenny Lee Swirl Bread is the original, the classic, the one yinz know and love!  They’re baking over 100,000 loaves every week, with shifts going nonstop to keep up with demand. Even with some high-tech help, so much of the process is done by hand — real people making real bread, the old-school way- every loaf is a labor of love. You can find Jenny Lee’s all-over local shelves, through QVC, and at their occasional pop-up shop— bringing a little slice of Pittsburgh to fans near and far. Give them a follow to see where you can grab a loaf next — this swirl is...

I grew up with Jenny Lee Bakery, so when I heard that this place existed, I went immediately, with images of tea cookies and cakes in my mind. Well, I suppose I should have done my research. When I reached the location, the retail portion was approximately the size of a walk-in closet, offering only bread and cinnamon rolls made on-site, and a small assortment of grocery/convenience items. I left with a few cinnamon rolls, which looked and smelled quite good, but when I got home they were fairly stale on the outside. Overall, I give said rolls a C grade. The icing is tasty. The woman behind the counter was courteous and helpful, and honestly, she's the reason this gets 2, and...