Definition of provolone
: a usually firm pliant often smoked cheese of Italian origin
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From September 11 through September 17, 2017, participating Jersey Mike's locations donated $1 to food banks in Texas for every regular sized #7 turkey breast and provolone sub purchased.
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The Italian Grinder — ground Italian sausage with grilled peppers and onions, topped with provolone cheese and marinara sauce — is a delicious ballpark eat.
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Order the spectacular breakfast sandwich with a baked egg, provolone cheese, refried lentils, and green chili adobe, or the luxurious lox with dill cream cheese and pickled zucchini on rye toast.
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Each hoagie is an 8-inch Italian sandwich roll made with pepperoni, salami, shaved ham and provolone cheese.
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Top with the potatoes and half the provolone cheese.
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The signature Indiana Corn Pi is a load of sweet corn, fresh spinach and jalapenos, mozzarella, provolone, caramelized onions and pork fennel sausage mingled with garlic sauce.
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The sweet fennel sausage special with roasted peppers and provolone.
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On bottoms, layer red peppers, lettuce and provolone; top each with a catfish fillet, cover with roll tops and serve.
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Origin and Etymology of provolone
Italian, augmentative of provola, a kind of cheese
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