Ever had a good sub at Subway?
Aug 26, 2016 | 8:48 pm
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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
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
Aug 27, 2016 | 4:31 am
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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
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
Some places may make a sub with fresh ingredients, but that does not mean by the time one buys it, the ingredients are still fresh.
Did you read the post you're quoting and replying to?
Aug 27, 2016 | 8:45 am
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Yes, and I was pointing out that IME, they don't intentionally sell spoiled meat.
Aug 27, 2016 | 12:10 pm
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Eating a Jimmy Johns tuna sub with my left hand as I type with my right. It's okay, and I agree that Subway tuna is possibly the best thing on the menu, although I think that's true most places so I may have a pro-tuna bias.
Aug 27, 2016 | 12:40 pm
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I feel JJ's bread is much tastier than subways white Italian load.
Aug 29, 2016 | 7:13 am
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Aug 29, 2016 | 10:21 am
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Aug 29, 2016 | 10:30 am
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I see the pictures on the advertisement and thus am always disappointed at Subway.
The best sub sandwichs I get are at a small Italian Deli near my out-of-state relatives. On my way to the flight home, I stop by and get a sandwich from them - prosciutto, salami, sharp provolone, peppers, tomato, etc. Then I eat it on the plane under the watchful and jealous eyes of my fellow passengers. I swear I could buy a dozen of them , sell them on the plane, and pay for my return trip. :-)
The best sub sandwichs I get are at a small Italian Deli near my out-of-state relatives. On my way to the flight home, I stop by and get a sandwich from them - prosciutto, salami, sharp provolone, peppers, tomato, etc. Then I eat it on the plane under the watchful and jealous eyes of my fellow passengers. I swear I could buy a dozen of them , sell them on the plane, and pay for my return trip. :-)
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Aug 29, 2016 | 10:31 am
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Aug 29, 2016 | 11:18 am
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If I'm in a hurry and/or in unfamiliar surroundings, I'll take a Subway veggie over anything wrapped in plastic at the local supermarket or 7-11 or anything from McDonald's.
I will choose a Quizno's over a Subway (if I have that choice) because the bread is a bit better.
I will choose a Quizno's over a Subway (if I have that choice) because the bread is a bit better.
Aug 29, 2016 | 2:23 pm
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Better than 7-11 or McDonald's? That has to be the least ringing endorsement of anything I've ever seen.
Aug 29, 2016 | 11:41 pm
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If I'm in a hurry and/or in unfamiliar surroundings, I'll take a Subway veggie over anything wrapped in plastic at the local supermarket or 7-11 or anything from McDonald's.
I will choose a Quizno's over a Subway (if I have that choice) because the bread is a bit better.
I will choose a Quizno's over a Subway (if I have that choice) because the bread is a bit better.