Jelly roll (options)

A jelly roll is a type of sponge cake that is baked in a shallow pan and then spread with a filling, such as jam, cream, or icing. While still warm, it is rolled up to form a log or cylinder. It is often dusted with powdered sugar or topped with frosting.

The term "jelly roll" can also refer to:

• A style of quilting: This refers to a collection of fabric strips, typically 2.5 inches wide, rolled up together. These are often used in strip quilting patterns.

• Jelly Roll Morton: A famous American jazz pianist, bandleader, and composer. His real name was Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe. He was a significant figure in early jazz.

The context usually clarifies which meaning is intended.