Sheetz has announced the return of its fan-favorite Holidaze menu, available now at all of Sheetz’s more than 850 locations through the beginning of December.
Building on last year’s menu, Sheetz is bringing back its signature Holidaze Sub alongside two new holiday-inspired creations.
After making its debut last year, the Holidaze Sub returns with an upgrade — homemade stuffing baked right into the roll.
Sheetz noted in a statement that its culinary team spent nearly a year perfecting the roll. The sandwich also features turkey medallions, shredded cheese, gravy, crispy onions and cranberry-orange relish.
The chain also introduced Flatzgiving, a new seasonal flatbread featuring turkey medallions, turkey gravy, shredded provolone and mozerella cheese, crispy onions and cranberry-orange relish. Additionally, the Turkey Bacon Cranberry Salad joins the menu with romaine lettuce, turkey medallions, shredded provoline cheese, crispy onions and cranberry-orange relish.
“We know Thanksgiving dinner might still be weeks away, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait to enjoy its signature flavors,” the statement continued. “Between packed schedules, everyday errands, holiday shopping and plans with family and friends, the holiday season fills up fast. Sheetz is making it easier to savor a little Thanksgiving comfort amid the holiday hustle with its Holidaze menu.”
“There’s something special about the flavors that bring everyone together around the Thanksgiving table,” said Jacee Scoular, director of brand strategy and design at Sheetz. “This year, we’re bringing those traditions to life in a whole new way with our all-new stuffing roll, freshly baked in our own kitchen with the familiar flavors of a holiday favorite. It’s the kind of roll Grandma would bake, with a little Sheetz imagination. Alongside the return of our fan-favorite Holidaze Sub and new holiday creations, we’re serving up seasonal comfort without all the cooking and cleanup.”
Sheetz operates more than 850 store locations throughout Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, Ohio and North Carolina.
