This new sandwich is piled high with time-honored Italian ingredients like slow-roasted tomatoes, all-natural Genoa salami, basil pesto, balsamic glaze, olive oil, oregano, onion and mayonnaise, and is then topped with award-winning fresh mozzarella.

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Taking its cues from a classic, this new menu item features salami, fresh mozzarella, balsamic vinegar glaze, pesto, slow-roasted tomatoes, onion, mayo, dried oregano, and basil, finished with a little dash of oil. The fresh mozzarella is the big draw here.

There are 1060 calories in 1 serving of Jimmy John's Caprese Salami Pesto (8-Inch French Bread). * The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet.

Caprese is truly a magical and perfect combination of flavors, textures, and freshness: ripe tomatoes, fresh mozzarella cheese, basil, and some kind of drizzle of either olive oil or balsamic… or both. For this Caprese, I used a simple balsamic reduction, which results in a pretty presentation and gorgeous flavor.

The 12 Healthiest Subs To Order At Jimmy John's

• Plain Slim 1: Ham and provolone EZ Cheese.
• Plain Slim 5: Salami, Capocollo & provolone, EZ everything.
• Bootlegger Club, EZ roast beef, no mayo, on sliced wheat.
• The Veggie, EZ cheese, no mayo.
• Ultimate Porker EZ everything on sliced wheat.
• Totally Tuna Unwich.

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The Chicago-based food products firm retains the rights to Dean's name and likeness. Even years after he passed away, his image and voice are still used in commercials for Jimmy Dean Sausage products. In 1963, he became Johnny Carson's first guest host on "The Tonight Show".

Caprese is truly a magical and perfect combination of flavors, textures, and freshness: ripe tomatoes, fresh mozzarella cheese, basil, and some kind of drizzle of either olive oil or balsamic… or both. For this Caprese, I used a simple balsamic reduction, which results in a pretty presentation and gorgeous flavor.

The first origin story for Caprese salad dates back to post-World War I Italy. A patriotic mason wanted to make a dish that was a true tribute to Italy and that visually incorporated the tricolor into the presentation. The first printed mention of the Caprese salad was on a menu at the Hotel Quisisana.

Created in the 1950s as a light lunch for regulars at a famed Italian restaurant, Trattoria da Vincenzo, the Caprese Salad is a favorite for those on our low carb diets and weight loss management programs because it's filling and packed with flavor, yet also very nutritious. Plus, it's very easy and quick to prepare.

Yes! A Caprese sandwich contains protein, fiber, complex carbohydrates, and healthy fats making it a balanced meal that is perfect for a healthy lunch or dinner.