Subway plans to sue CBC over claim its chicken is 50 percent soy

[Daymanmb]

Because those examples are all on Italian Bread which contains soybean products. The chicken doesn't.

http://www.subway.com/en-ca/menunutr...on/realchicken says otherwise. If you download the "Product Ingredients - Canada" Youll find:

CHICKEN CUTLET: Chicken breast meat, water, seasoning (sea salt, sugar, chicken stock, salt,
flavours, canola oil. onion powder, garlic powder, spice, chicken fat, honey), soy protein,
sodium phosphates.

CHICKEN STRIPS: Boneless, skinless, chicken breasts, water, soy protein concentrate,
modified potato starch, sodium phosphate, potassium chloride, salt, maltodextrin, yeast
extract, flavours, spices, dextrose, onion powder, carmelized sugar, paprika, chicken broth,
vinegar solids, paprika extract.

[Logwyn]

Even if they could, damage to the brand has been done.

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I think it was thrown in the toilet with the pedophile that was doing the ads.

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http://www.subway.com/en-ca/menunutr...on/realchicken says otherwise. If you download the "Product Ingredients - Canada" Youll find:

CHICKEN CUTLET: Chicken breast meat, water, seasoning (sea salt, sugar, chicken stock, salt,
flavours, canola oil. onion powder, garlic powder, spice, chicken fat, honey), soy protein,
sodium phosphates.

CHICKEN STRIPS: Boneless, skinless, chicken breasts, water, soy protein concentrate,
modified potato starch, sodium phosphate, potassium chloride, salt, maltodextrin, yeast
extract, flavours, spices, dextrose, onion powder, carmelized sugar, paprika, chicken broth,
vinegar solids, paprika extract.

If you can't look at the "chicken" and tell there is something off with it.....

[Daymanmb]

I think it was thrown in the toilet with the pedophile that was doing the ads.

Thatll do Pig, thatll do.

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If you can't look at the "chicken" and tell there is something off with it.....

Someones making the argument that people allergic to soy would have figured this out long ago, so it must be lie perpetrated by the CBC..

[Logwyn]

Thatll do Pig, thatll do.

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Someones making the argument that people allergic to soy would have figured this out long ago, so it must be lie perpetrated by the CBC..

Ah.. sorry half read things. My mistake.

[globenstine]

nothing new subway "chicken" has always been fucking gross.

[belfpala]

I think it was thrown in the toilet with the pedophile that was doing the ads.

I'm willing to accept a pedophile, but not the way their bread smells.

Just saying. One can be locked up or treated. The other is going to stink up my neighborhood forever.

[Super Kami Dende]

Wouldn't surprise me, the Subway we have in Aus the Chicken Schnitzel Chicken seems much more like Chicken than the Processed Stripes.

[Lumineus]

Nothing new really. Most fast food chicken is ground up and glued back together with soy and starch. They use food coloring to add the grill marks. This is all done to give it a more consistent appearance for marketability. I think the "fifty percent" claim is pretty audacious though. It's still chicken.

[GreenJesus]

Yeh I got the "chicken" they had there and it tastes pretty weird. Its squishy and gelatinous... What happened to serving actual meat? The sandwiches are 8 fucking dollars... I can go to a bistro for the same price and get quality ingredients.

[AeneasBK]

I ate it it was perfectly safe just something always seemed off about it...like spam.

Just wanna say, as each year passes your username and post count makes me smile even more

[Ehrenpanzer]

That's not quite how defamation cases work.

Me: Gorgodeus eats poop for breakfast.
Gorgodeus: No I don't, I'm suing you.
Me: Cool, prove that you don't eat poop for breakfast.
Gorgodeus: I can't, because I don't.
Me: I win!

Not how it works.

Actually it is when "me" can provide several independent lab reports that confirm you do indeed eat poop for breakfast.

[minteK917]

Yeh I got the "chicken" they had there and it tastes pretty weird. Its squishy and gelatinous... What happened to serving actual meat? The sandwiches are 8 fucking dollars... I can go to a bistro for the same price and get quality ingredients.

The fact you can get a whole chicken for that price in Canada makes this fake chicken a joke. I figured Wendys was gona be chicken, it taste about what it taste when i cook chicken breast, they just over salt like every other fast food.

[De Lupe]

As long as it tastes good, I don't really care.

[Self Inflicted Wounds]

So the chicken was sketchy and you were okay with serving that to people? Ethics?

I'm curious what you do for work, Tennisace.

[Deleted]

Wouldn't the easiest solution be to, ya know, demonstrate it is false, instead of simply claiming it to be so? I would think it would be fairly easy.

They already did that,did you even read the article?

''In response to the program, Subway stated its chicken was tested by two independent laboratories, one in Canada and the other in the United States, and only traces of soy were found.''

[stabetha]

I'm curious what you do for work, Tennisace.

professional Trudeau cheerleader.

[Bakis]

professional Trudeau cheerleader.

You forgot Unofficial and High Horse rider.

[Varitok]

Subway wouldn't sue them without a reason or proof disputing their claims. If it turns out CBC used false methodology than I hope subway wins.

Subway gets a bad rap, I personally love it. I'm not sure if its different here in Canada but its delicious.

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http://m.digitaljournal.com/business...article/488213



lol good luck with that Subway...

Word stands against word. So let's make it happen!

[KOMO1211]

People who are allergic to soy would have already sued Subway a long time ago after getting sick from eating Subway chicken for not disclosing they combined soy with their chicken.

Seems like a false claim to me by the CDC.

well I would start with the fact that soy allergies are very uncommon in adults. approx .4% of children ever develop a soy allergy and outgrow it by adulthood. seeing how almost all processed foods contain soy or are made around soy, especially in the US, I would say soy allergy is near non existent and even then most of those people (PROBABLY) just avoid fast food as fast food is soy galore.