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Dill with it: Jimmy John's revives viral Picklewich with an even bigger lineup
Dill with it: Jimmy John's revives viral Picklewich with an even bigger lineup
Dill with it: Jimmy John's revives viral Picklewich with an even bigger lineup

Published on: 10/22/2025

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The sandwich, which swaps traditional bread for a hollowed-out kosher dill pickle, will be available for a limited time starting Oct. 27.

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