jimmy johns

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caryn's picture
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anybody know anything about jimmy johns gourmet subs? there are no ingredient listings on their web site as far as i can tell.

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DD has eaten Jimmy Johns for years with no trouble. They do not have PB and J or any nuts/pesto etc... spreads. They do sell cookies that are not baked on site, that I seem to recall are not safe.

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I have eaten their sandwiches with no problems what so ever! The above poster is correct..the cookies are not safe for us and neither are their brand chips! Hope this helps!

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thanks so much -- i did notice the chips were in peanut oil.

has anyone been able to get ingredient info -- my son has other allergies besides peanut i need to look for...... i emailed them on their web site but have not heard back yet.

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I'll be interested to see what you find out as they are opening one around the corner from where I work next weekend.

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