Grandma BamaVol is in the hospital and Mrs BV stayed with her last night - after waiting 9 hours for ER evaluation and admission. She was starved by 10:45 and there was nothing open but WalMart.

I almost bought her one of those. Luckily I spotted an out-of-place Southwest chicken wrap. No microwave so she'd have had to eat the sub raw.

In PHX at the moment checking on my condo, and just had this very sandwich (plus tomatoes, onions, and mayo). It was as good as I remember (been a year or so since I went to Subway). Healthy, no, but hard to go wrong mixing fake crab meat with cheese, mayo, salt & pepper.

Thought it was a little pricey for what I got though ($9+ including iced tea).

Hope Grandma BamaVol is doing better.

Our WalMart usually has a decent selection of fresh subs that are made fresh at least a few times/week.

On my last trip to Quebec province we had a day out to an apple harvest farm with friends driving and they decided for a Subway stop somewhere en route.

This was the most customer unfriendly shop I ever visited.
No doubt they will not see me back any day soon :D

I've eaten them and they're okay as long as I pull out the cheese, although lettuce and tomato are on the skimpy side. There were a couple left but it's more bread than she would eat in a week.

Good? No.

Eaten there? Yes.

I never had a bad experience when I went for a tuna sandwich. That sub of the day really fills my tummy - everytime.

Pretty much the same with me!

I can't think of much that is more unappetizing that a sub from Wal-Mart sitting in a case for several days. And I don't see how you can call such a sub "fresh." If it's just made, it's fresh made.

I agree. The one thing that Subway does well is tuna.

It's "fresh" in that the meat isn't spoiled.

Oh, no wonder you like them! ;)

:) LOL

Apples and pears here.

A fresh made sub is prepared the same day, at best just before, or within a couple of hours before consumption.

A sub made with fresh ingredients, does not necessarily constitute beeing fresh the next day. A competitor to Subway reduces the prize to 50% advertising items as "fresh made yesterday"

A fresh made sub, using spoiled meat, is not only dangerous for the consumer, but also illegal :eek:

It's been a long time since I've been to Subway. I'm lucky to have a couple of good sandwich shops around and Jimmy John's and Firehouse are always good as well. The Publix deli also makes very good sandwiches.