About Case Pork Roll | Case’s Pork Roll Company

The Original New Jersey Pork Roll

Since George Washington Case minced, smoked, and cured his first ham, the Case family has produced quality pork roll products that remain loyal to family tradition through six generations of the Case family. The Case family secret spice mix has stood the test of time and has not changed since 1870.

Thomas E. Grieb and Andrew C. Grieb, sons of the latest Case, currently own and operate the business from the headquarters in Trenton, New Jersey. Their unwavering dedication to the original formula continues to make people from across the nation gravitate towards the unique taste of Case’s Pork Roll.

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Although our roots lie in New Jersey, the success of Case’s Pork Roll has allowed us to continue to grow and make our products available in more businesses and locations than ever before. Our pork roll can now be found in diners, grocery stores, school cafeterias, and wholesale stores across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, and New York.

A Family Tradition since 1870

The History of Pork Roll

Since the founding of Case’s Pork Roll in 1870, our products have been an integral part of New Jersey’s unique character. George Washington Case first packaged his pork rolls in corn husks and sold them from his farm in Belle Mead. Case’s Pork Roll was traditionally sold on the New Jersey boardwalk and has since branched out to retailers all over the area.

No boardwalk on the Jersey shore is complete without a place to get a fresh cooked pork roll sandwich. If you ask anyone from the Garden State what pork roll is, they’ll close their eyes to relive the last one they had before insisting you have one to experience the Jersey treat first-hand.

We’re looking forward to continuing to share our family’s legacy—one delicious sandwich at a time!

George Washington Case,
Case Pork Roll Founder

W. Clifford Case adding the hickory chips for the special hickory smoked flavoring

George Washington Case, Jr.,
Washington Senators: 30’s - 40’s