Jimmy Johns Sandwich Nutrition Facts
Jimmy Johns is known for its fastservice, substyle sandwiches made with fresh ingredients. Whether youre watching calories, managing sodium intake, or counting protein, it helps to know the nutritional profile of the menu items. Below is an overview of the most popular sandwiches, a breakdown of key nutrients, and tips for customizing orders to fit your diet goals.
Key Nutrition Metrics
- Calories: Ranges from about 350kcal for a simple turkey sub to over 800kcal for a fully loaded meatball parmesan.
- Protein: Most sandwiches provide 2045g of protein, making them a good source for active lifestyles.
- Sodium: Jimmy Johns uses cured meats and sauces, resulting in higher sodium levels (typically 9001,600mg per sandwich).
- Fat: Total fat varies from 8g (lean turkey) to 30g (meatball or hamandcheese variations).
- Carbohydrates: The 6inch sub provides roughly 3545g of carbs, mainly from the French roll.
Standard 6Inch Sandwiches
| Sandwich | Calories | Protein (g) | Carbs (g) | Fat (g) | Sodium (mg) |
| Turkey | 370 | 20 | 42 | 9 | 1,350 |
| Turkey + Avocado | 470 | 22 | 44 | 16 | 1,420 |
| Roast Beef | 410 | 23 | 39 | 12 | 1,300 |
| Italian (ham, salami, capicola) | 560 | 26 | 44 | 22 | 1,880 |
| Meatball Parmesan | 720 | 27 | 47 | 34 | 2,020 |
| Club (turkey, roast beef, bacon, avocado) | 710 | 32 | 46 | 36 | 1,950 |
Nutrition Highlights
Protein Power
All Jimmy Johns subs contain a solid dose of protein, essential for muscle repair and satiety. The Club and Meatball Parmesan are the highest (over 30g), while the plain Turkey remains a lean choice with only 9g of fat.
Calorie Control
If youre aiming for a sub500calorie meal, consider these options:
- 6inch Turkey or Roast Beef (350410kcal)
- Swap cheese for no cheese to shave 3050kcal.
- Choose a smaller portion of sauce or go light on mayo.
Sodium Awareness
Because many of the cured meats are salty, sodium can quickly exceed the recommended 2,300mg daily limit. To lower sodium:
- Ask for no added salt on the bread.
- Skip the Jimmy Johns Sauce and use mustard or a light vinaigrette.
- Opt for the Unwich (lettuce wrap) it reduces sodium by about 200mg.
Fat & Saturated Fat
Most sandwiches stay under 15g of saturated fat, except the meatheavy combos (Italian, Club, Meatball). Choosing no mayo and limiting cheese can keep saturated fat below 5g.
Customizing for Healthier Choices
- Size down: A 4inch mini sub cuts calories and carbs by roughly 25%.
- Swap the roll: The Unwich replaces the 6inch French roll with lettuce leaves, dropping carbs from ~45g to <5g.
- Choose lean proteins: Turkey and roast beef are the least fatty; avoid doublemeat combos.
- Control toppings: Use only lettuce, tomato, and cucumber. Skip pickles if you need extra sodium control.
- Limit sauces: Stick to mustard, oilandvinegar, or a light spread. Jimmy Johns light mayo still adds ~35kcal per tablespoon.
Sample Balanced Meal
Here is a quick example of a balanced Jimmy Johns lunch that stays under 600kcal, provides 25g protein, and keeps sodium near 1,000mg:
- 6inch Turkey sub (370kcal, 20g protein, 1,350mg sodium)
- Ask for no mayo and light sauce removes ~50kcal and 150mg sodium.
- Add extra lettuce, tomato, and cucumber negligible calories, adds fiber.
- Swap to the Unwich reduces carbs by ~40g and cuts ~150kcal.
- Result: 380kcal, 20g protein, 1,200mg sodium, 6g carbs.
Conclusion
Jimmy Johns offers a variety of sandwich options that can fit many dietary goals. By understanding the basic nutrition facts and making simple swapssuch as choosing leaner meats, limiting sauces, or opting for the Unwichyou can control calorie, sodium, and fat intake while still enjoying a tasty sub. Always check the most current nutrition guide on the Jimmy Johns website, as recipes and portion sizes may change.
*All values are approximate and based on the 2024 Jimmy Johns nutrition guide for a 6inch sandwich unless noted otherwise. Customizations may alter the final numbers.
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