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100 Words Every Deli Worker Should Know

October 23, 2026

100 Words Every Deli Worker Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. aioli garlic mayonnaise-style sauce
2. allergy harmful food sensitivity
3. American smooth processed sandwich cheese
4. apron protective garment for work
5. avocado creamy green fruit
6. backorder item temporarily unavailable
7. bag place items into a bag
8. bagel ring-shaped bread roll
9. BLT bacon lettuce tomato sandwich
10. bologna smooth sliced lunch meat
11. carve slice cooked meat
12. catering large prepared food order
13. cheddar firm yellow or white cheese
14. chicken common deli sliced poultry meat
15. coleslaw shredded cabbage salad
16. combo meal deal with extras
17. corned beef salt-cured beef brisket
18. counter service surface where orders are taken
19. cucumber cool crisp sliced vegetable
20. cured preserved with salt or smoke
21. daily special featured item for the day
22. dairy foods made from milk
23. double meat extra portion of meat
24. egg salad chopped eggs with mayonnaise
25. expiry end of safe use period
26. extra more than the standard amount
27. for here to eat in the shop
28. freezer very cold storage unit
29. fresh recently made or prepared
30. gloves hand coverings for hygiene
31. grill cook on a hot surface
32. grinder hot or cold long sandwich
33. hairnet head covering for sanitation
34. half one of two equal parts
35. ham cured pork meat
36. hero large filled sandwich roll
37. hoagie long sandwich on a roll
38. hold the onions omit onions from the order
39. invoice bill listing items and charges
40. jalapeno medium-hot green chili pepper
41. ketchup sweet tomato condiment
42. kosher prepared under Jewish dietary rules
43. label mark package with information
44. layer arrange ingredients in levels
45. lettuce leafy green sandwich topping
46. light mayo small amount of mayonnaise
47. mayo creamy egg-based spread
48. melt heat until cheese softens
49. mortadella Italian pork cold cut
50. mozzarella mild soft white cheese
51. multigrain bread with several grains
52. mustard sharp yellow or brown condiment
53. nuts common food allergen group
54. oil liquid fat for dressing
55. olive small salty cured fruit
56. on the side served separately
57. onion sharp layered vegetable
58. order request for food items
59. panini pressed grilled sandwich
60. pastrami spiced smoked cured beef
61. pickles cucumbers preserved in brine
62. plain without added toppings
63. platter large tray of arranged food
64. portion measured serving amount
65. prosciutto thin-sliced dry-cured ham
66. provolone mild Italian sandwich cheese
67. queue line of waiting customers
68. receipt proof of purchase
69. refrigerate keep chilled for safety
70. register machine for sales transactions
71. relish chopped pickled condiment
72. restock fill supplies again
73. roast beef cooked sliced beef
74. rush busy period with many orders
75. rye bread made with rye flour
76. salami seasoned cured sausage
77. sandwich food between slices of bread
78. sauerkraut fermented shredded cabbage
79. scale device for weighing food
80. seal close package securely
81. shave cut into very thin slices
82. slice thin flat piece of food
83. slicer machine for slicing meats and cheese
84. sub long filled sandwich
85. Swiss mild cheese with holes
86. temperature degree of heat or cold
87. thermometer tool for measuring temperature
88. ticket written customer order slip
89. to go for taking away
90. toast brown bread with heat
91. tomato red sliced sandwich topping
92. tongs pinching tool for serving
93. tuna fish salad filling
94. turkey common deli sliced poultry
95. vinegar sour liquid for dressing
96. walk-in large refrigerated room
97. weigh measure food by weight
98. wheat whole wheat sandwich bread
99. whole complete full-size sandwich
100. wrap filled food rolled in flatbread

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