Firehouse Salad with Ham

What is Firehouse Salad with Ham?

Firehouse Salad with Ham is a menu item in Firehouse Subs’ salads section. Its default choices include Regular Ham, Shredded Cheese, Regular Romaine, Normal Tomatoes, Normal Cucumbers, Normal Mixed Peppers. The portion and any optional extras are recorded separately.

Menu format: Individual item.

Configuration: Firehouse Salad with Ham; published standard recipe.

Observed in the official US local ordering menu. The price table identifies sampled restaurants; portion, participation and stock can vary.

How much does it cost?

$8.99–$12.99 across 44 current observations

Prices below belong to the named restaurant, serving and ordering channel. They are not a national price or live checkout quote.

Tax, delivery fees, tips and paid changes may be additional. Prices expire from our current comparison after their collection window.

Ingredients & customisation

The standard build is described above. A complete ingredient declaration was not supplied for this entry.

Default ingredient choices describe the build; they are not a complete ingredient or allergen declaration. Extra fillings, bread changes and meal upgrades can alter the totals.

The official menu supports customisation. Changes to ingredients, portions or preparation can change price and nutrition; the figures here describe the published standard build.

A recipe description is not a complete allergen declaration. Shared preparation and ingredient substitutions can affect an order.

Nutrition for the published serving

Firehouse Salad with Ham. 8 nutrition measures are supplied. Missing values are left blank rather than treated as zero.

Protein density: 10.3 g per 100 calories, calculated from this serving.

Values may be rounded. Recipes, sizes and preparation can change. Compare like-for-like servings; a single nutrient does not determine overall suitability.

Compare other Firehouse Subs salads items

Firehouse Salad is listed at 130 calories, 160 fewer than this entry. Check both serving sizes before treating that difference as equivalent portions.