Turkey is the unsung hero of thesandwichworld.
A mainstay at numerous deli and sandwich chains, turkey is the healthy choice people can’t stop ordering.
The chain has three different turkey sandwiches to choose from on the menu.
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The most basic optionand one with the fewest caloriesis the Deli Turkey Sandwich.
The calorie count is 600 for a whole or 300 for a half.
A whole is 940 calories, while a half is 470.
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The Cole Turkey combines cole slaw, provolone cheese, Russian dressing, and mayo.
The Cole starts at 520 calories for a Rookie and goes up to 1,180 for the Notorious.
Or you’re able to opt for a wrap.
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The combinations are virtually endless.
Plus, the six-inch oven-Roasted Turkey sub starts at just 240 calories.
Plus, it gets superhigh marks for customersatisfaction.
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It also makes a meanTurkey and Provolonesandwich, which you might customize.
First, choose from three different breads: white, wheat, or rosemary-parmesan.
Jimmy John’s
Everyone knows that turkey and avocado are a match made in heaven.
The Beach Club sandwich also has lettuce, tomato, thinly sliced cucumbers, and mayo.
Depending on the size, this sandwich ranges from 501 calories to over 1,700so choose wisely.
The chain has a few delicious turkey-centric menu items.
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The return of at least some workers to offices and airports has also helped.
The Turkey Avo adds avocado plus slices of cucumber and starts at 640 calories.
McAlister’s Deli
McAlister’s Deliboasts some 550 locations across 29 states.
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Plus, it’s famous for its sweet tea.
With just over 335 locations in 25 statesmost located in Texaschances are there’s one near you.
In addition to sandwiches, Schlotzsky’s also makes pizza, soup, salads, and calzones.
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They can be ordered in small, medium, and giant sizes, or as a wrap.
you’re free to also order the chain’s Fiesta sandwich with smoked turkey.
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