Peanut Butter Jelly

Peanut Butter Jelly is the orange I see when a UI element looks like it's been stirred, not blared. The tone reads earthy and creamy at the same time, with a peanut-butter undertone that keeps it from turning into the clay-bright snap of Fox or the meatier blushiness of Bloody Salmon. It's also less "caution stripe" orange than Mr. Krabs, more softened, less edge-forward.

Use it for dashboards and finance apps when you want highlights that feel approachable but still directional. I like it for e-commerce order states, billing cycle banners, and analytics filter chips where you need visibility without that crisp, peppery jolt Fox brings. It also works well in admin tables and operations portals for medium-urgency labels, status pills, and call-to-action counters on off-white surfaces, because it holds its warmth without drifting toward wine.

Quick heads-up: pair it with very cool grays and it can start to look a touch muted. Warm neutrals or light tan backgrounds keep it tasting "PB" instead of getting flat.