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Jim 'N Nick's Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard price

A Jim 'N Nick's Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard costs $8.49 to $8.99 across 62 US Jim 'N Nick's restaurants, typically $8.99.

Pickup prices at every Jim 'N Nick's as of .

Key findings

Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard price by state, cheapest first

RankStateTypicalRangeIndexRestaurants
1Florida$8.50$8.49 to $8.99953
2Georgia$8.99$8.49 to $8.9910022
3Alabama$8.99$8.49 to $8.9910019
4Tennessee$8.99$8.99 to $8.991009
5South Carolina$8.99$8.99 to $8.991005
6North Carolina$8.99$8.99 to $8.991003
7Mississippi$8.99$8.99 to $8.991001

Cheapest cities for a Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard

CityTypicalRangeRestaurants
Birmingham, AL$8.99$8.99 to $8.994

Cheapest Jim 'N Nick's restaurants for a Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard

RestaurantWherePrice
1804 Hwy 78 EastJasper, AL$8.49
1851 Cherokee Avenue SWCullman, AL$8.49
2500 South McKenzie StFoley, AL$8.49
36 Shorter Ave NWRome, GA$8.49
24106 Highway 80Statesboro, GA$8.49

Priciest Jim 'N Nick's restaurants for a Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard

RestaurantWherePrice
1810 Montgomery HwyHoover, AL$8.99
220 Oxmoor RoadBirmingham, AL$8.99
2831 Greystone Comm. BlvdBirmingham, AL$8.99
1908 11th Avenue S.Birmingham, AL$8.99
1660 Gadsden HwyBirmingham, AL$8.99

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Questions people ask

How much is a Jim 'N Nick's Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard?
As of 2026-10-10: A Jim 'N Nick's Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard costs $8.49 to $8.99 across 62 US Jim 'N Nick's restaurants, typically $8.99.
Which state has the cheapest Jim 'N Nick's Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard?
Georgia is the cheapest state for a Jim 'N Nick's Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard (typically $8.99) and Alabama the most expensive ($8.99). Drive Thru Index, 2026-10-10.
Where is the cheapest Jim 'N Nick's Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard?
The cheapest Jim 'N Nick's Carolina-Style Pork Carolina Mustard in the US is $8.49 at 1804 Hwy 78 East, Jasper, AL. (Drive Thru Index, 2026-10-10).

How these prices are measured

Every day we check the menu at every restaurant of each chain, through the same ordering app its customers use, and record each item's pickup price. Restaurants are compared on a basket of items every full-menu restaurant of that brand sells. An index of 100 is the brand's typical (median) restaurant in the country, so 95 means 5% cheaper and 110 means 10% pricier. Brands are only ever compared with themselves, never with each other.

Citing this data: Source: Drive Thru Index (https://drivethruindex.com/items/jim-n-nicks/carolina-style-pork-carolina-mustard), prices checked 2026-10-10. You are welcome to quote any figure on this page.

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