The meats are Black forest ham, Genoa salami, Mortadella topped with aged provolone into the toaster oven. Cut the sub in half then wrapped each. Hoagie roll was from Philly sold here at the local market.

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19 Comments

  1. Aequitas123

    Looks awesome. How close did the hogie match? I find that often hardest to replicate

  2. cdev12399

    Living in New Jersey, Jersey mikes should not be anybodies bench mark for a sandwich. That being said, your sandwich looks amazing.

  3. Amazing. I have leftover salami and I’m wanting Italians again. Not a critique, just a preference, but for warm subs, I wrap whole and let temperature equalize for 5 min before cutting. What’s your thought process, keeping lettuce fresh?

  4. Dear_Bumblebee_1986

    I don’t know if it’s a Jersey Mike’s thing but having condiments and veg on the bread is the best so they combine to create new flavors.

    This place I go to puts condiments on the bread then they do cheese then meat and on top veg. Which becomes the middle. So boring.

  5. Juneberrysnoz

    You took that from Jersey Mike’s 🤔😎😎

  6. ResponsibilityHot989

    If you took some meat out….THEN you’d have done it

  7. DryGovernment4219

    That’s a solid looking sandwich! The real question is, how’d it taste?

  8. I’ll take two. One for now and one for late night snacking.

  9. I think the bread can really make or break a sandwich, and that looks like great bread.

  10. Captfrank4

    Your sandwich looks amazing. If you’re wanting to copy the number 13:
    Cut the bread all the way through
    Cheese on the bottom
    Then meats on top, followed by toppings, followed by spices o&v, s/p, origino.

    Yours looks better though

  11. Cheeky-Chipmunkk

    Meats are super thick compared to jersey mikes cuts. That’s how the Jersey subs are made, meat sliced thin. However I’d eat this in a friggen second. Looks DELICIOUS 🤤

  12. cconnorss

    Not enough mayonnaise. You need at least half a jar on there.

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