Now a decade into its existence, the Peanut Butter Bowl is coming back and better than ever. Since 2016, high schools from across San Antonio and surrounding areas have held a week-long food drive of peanut butter jars leading up to the opening weekend of high school football.

High school football teams are gearing up for the Peanut Butter Bowl. This annual challenge uses the start of the football season to fight hunger by collecting jars of peanut butter and donations for hunger relief organizations.

Another year of high school football brings another round of competition for the Peanut Butter Bowl.

This year's KSAT Pigskin Classic game is also a Peanut Butter Bowl, and food pantries say donations go a long way.

The final score of the football game will take a backseat during the Peanut Butter Bowl

Schools and communities are looking to surpass their peanut butter totals from last year.

The driving force behind this competition is to fight hunger.

Two matchups between undefeated teams highlights Week 5's slate, as Johnson battles Brandeis and Smithson Valley faces New Braunfels.

The annual Peanut Butter Bowl, held in every high school football season since 2016 as a food drive to collect peanut butter and combat chronic hunger, has expanded to 10 games and 20 different teams this season including a pair of Austin schools.