New Panera Sandwiches 2025 Menu Overview
Panera has expanded its 2025 lineup with several new sandwiches focused on higher protein and lower sugar options. The updates include new limited-time and core menu sandwiches that follow the company's broader clean-label strategy. The new sandwiches are available for order in cafes, on the Panera app, and through delivery partners Forbes.
The 2025 sandwiches include new chicken, turkey, and plant-forward options designed to align with current consumer demand for protein-forward meals. Most new sandwiches are priced between $9.99 and $14.99 before tax and fees, with variations depending on size and add-ons. The new menu items are part of Panera's ongoing effort to refresh core offerings while keeping calorie counts transparent SEC filings.
Prices, Nutrition, and Ingredients for New Panera Sandwiches
Nutrition data for the new Panera sandwiches shows updated calorie counts, sodium levels, and protein grams per serving. Many new options target 500 to 700 calories per sandwich, with several under 600 calories. The company lists full nutrition details on its website and in its app, including allergen and ingredient breakdowns Forbes.
Panera continues to remove artificial additives from its sandwiches, and the 2025 lineup follows the same clean-label standards used for other core menu items. Ingredients include antibiotic-free chicken, whole-grain breads, and reduced-sodium deli meats where applicable. The nutrition and ingredient updates are tied to Panera's public commitments on ingredient transparency SEC filings.
How to Order New Panera Sandwiches Online
Customers can order the new Panera sandwiches through the Panera app, panerabread.com, and select third-party delivery platforms. The app supports mobile checkout, rewards earning, and customizable orders for the new menu items. Delivery availability depends on local cafe capacity and partner logistics Forbes.
Panera's digital ordering system now includes updated menu sections that highlight the new sandwiches, with filters for protein type and calorie range. The company uses real-time inventory data to show availability at nearby cafes, reducing order errors. The ordering updates are part of Panera's broader investment in digital tools and data-driven operations SEC filings.