The Jason’s Deli Turkey Breast Muffaletta is a lighter yet still indulgent take on the famous New Orleans muffaletta sandwich. Instead of heavy cured meats, this version features roasted turkey breast, melted provolone cheese, and Jason’s Deli’s signature family-recipe olive mix, all layered inside thick, crusty muffaletta bread and grilled to perfection.
If you love the bold, briny flavors of a classic muffaletta but want something a little less heavy than ham and salami, the Turkey Breast Muffaletta delivers rich flavor with a more balanced protein profile.
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Jason’s Deli Turkey Breast Muffaletta Price
| Size / Option | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Quarter Muffaletta | Single serving | $9.39 |
| Muffaletta Special | Quarter + side | $11.29 |
| Half Muffaletta | Larger portion | $11.79 |
| Whole Muffaletta | Serves 2–4 people | $18.19 |
Turkey Breast Muffaletta Calories
| Size | Calories |
|---|---|
| Quarter Muffaletta | ~490 calories |
| Half Muffaletta | ~990 calories |
| Whole Muffaletta | ~1980 calories |
Calories With Sides
Ingredients in Turkey Breast Muffaletta
| Ingredient | Description |
|---|---|
| Roasted turkey breast | Lean, savory protein |
| Provolone cheese | Mild, melted dairy |
| Olive mix | Briny, tangy spread |
| Muffaletta bread | Thick, crusty bread |
Allergen Information
| Allergen | Status |
|---|---|
| Wheat / Gluten | Contains |
| Milk / Dairy | Contains |
| Soy | May contain |
| Egg | May contain |
| Tree nuts | Not typical |
| Peanuts | Not typical |
Nutrition Summary
| Nutrition Factor | Level |
|---|---|
| Calories | Moderate–High |
| Protein | High |
| Fat | Moderate–High |
| Carbohydrates | Moderate |
| Sodium | High (olive mix + cheese) |
Why Choose the Turkey Breast Muffaletta Over the Classic?
Compared to the Ham & Salami Muffaletta, the turkey version:
- Has less saturated fat
- Feels lighter and cleaner
- Still delivers bold olive-driven flavor
- Is easier to eat without feeling overly heavy
This makes it a great middle-ground option between indulgent and balanced.
Customization Tips
- No olive mix → lower sodium
- Extra turkey → higher protein
- Baked chips instead of chips → fewer calories
- Half portion → better calorie control
Taste Profile
- Savory and juicy from turkey
- Creamy from provolone
- Tangy and salty from olive mix
- Crunchy exterior with soft interior bread
The flavor is bold but not overwhelming.
Who Should Order the Turkey Breast Muffaletta?
- People who like New Orleans–style sandwiches
- Turkey lovers
- Those who want a lighter muffaletta
- Groups looking to share
FAQs
1) What is the Turkey Breast Muffaletta price?
Prices range from $9.39 (Quarter) to $18.19 (Whole).
2) How many calories are in the Turkey Breast Muffaletta?
It ranges from 490 to 1980 calories depending on size.
3) Is the Turkey Breast Muffaletta healthier than the ham version?
Yes, it’s generally lower in fat while still high in protein.
4) What allergens does it contain?
It contains wheat and dairy and may contain soy and egg.
5) Is it gluten-free?
No, muffaletta bread contains gluten.
6) Is it dairy-free?
No, provolone cheese is included.
7) Does it contain pork?
No, this version uses turkey only.
8) Is it good for sharing?
Yes, especially the Half and Whole sizes.
9) Is it spicy?
No, it’s savory and briny, not spicy.
10) Does it come with a side?
Yes, chips or baked chips and a pickle.
11) What’s the lowest calorie option?
Quarter muffaletta + baked chips.
12) Is it good for lunch?
Yes, very filling and satisfying.
13) Is it kid-friendly?
Yes, the flavors are mild.
14) Is the bread crunchy?
Yes, it’s grilled and crusty.
15) Can I remove the olive mix?
Yes, upon request.
16) Is this a New Orleans-style sandwich?
Yes, it’s inspired by the classic muffaletta.
17) Is it heavy?
Moderately — lighter than the meat-heavy version.
Final Thoughts
The Jason’s Deli Turkey Breast Muffaletta delivers the classic New Orleans muffaletta experience with a lighter, turkey-focused twist. It’s bold, briny, cheesy, and perfect for sharing — without feeling as heavy as the traditional version.
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