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Jimmy John's Gets Shredded After It Unveils a Sandwich That Replaces Bread with Pickles

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Do you believe in the “Picklewich”?

Jimmy John’s released an ad on X Thursday featuring an unusual sandwich, and some social media users were quick to criticize the company.

The humorous ad was reminiscent of the 1999 “found footage” horror movie “The Blair Witch Project.”

Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, most famous for her role in the television show “Jersey Shore,” starred in the ad.


But the real star was the “Picklewich,” a sandwich featuring pickles for buns, rather than bread.

Therein lies one point of contention.

Does this “picklewich” sound appetizing to you?

And no, not the use of pickles for buns.

Social media users were quick to criticize something else entirely.

“This sandwich was stolen from Elsie’s deli in Jersey,” one user wrote.

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Elsie’s, in Red Bank, New Jersey, does indeed offer a “Pickle Sub.”

An Instagram user criticized the same point, claiming Jimmy John’s stole the idea from a pickle sandwich shop in Detroit, Michigan, called “What’s the Dill.”

 

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“Why did yall copy from @whatsthedill_detroit ? A Black own Detroit restaurant,” the user wrote.

Other users vented non-related criticisms, such as demanding the company bring back its “Kickin’ Ranch.”

“Normalize listening to your customers and bring back Kickin’ Ranch!” one user wrote.

“Know what what would’ve been great with these? Kickin ranch,” another user said.

Other customers praised the novel idea.

Availability for the sandwich begins Oct. 28.

The sandwiches come in two basic options: a “Turkey Picklewich” and a “Vito Picklewich.”

The limited time offer will be available only at participating locations and while supplies last.

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Ole Braatelien has written for The Western Journal since 2022. He earned his bachelor's from ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.




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