Calories in Starbucks Turkey & Ham Feast Sandwich come in at 545, and this is a lunch order, not a snack — with 1000mg of sodium, it’s one of the saltier options in the sandwich case, and that number is worth knowing before you pair it with a salty drink or side.
The upside is protein: 21g per sandwich, which actually holds you over in a way a pastry never does. It’s not vegetarian, and it contains wheat and milk. Texture-wise, the bread is soft rather than crusty, so it eats more like a picnic sandwich than something toasted.
If sodium is a concern, the Ham & Cheese Ciabatta runs lower, though it’s close in calories. I’d also put this up against the Bacon, Gouda & Egg Sandwich if you’re comparing savory options for lunch versus breakfast. For something spicier, the Jalapeno Chicken Pocket is worth a look too.
Starbucks Turkey & Ham Feast Sandwich: Calories & Nutrition Facts
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Add a side salad or fruit cup instead of chips if you want to keep the Turkey & Ham Feast Sandwich a lighter meal.

