What do you put on your Subway sandwich??

[Reeve]

Thats the oil and vinegar and onions. Blimpie has a similar smell.

Weird. Most other sandwich places can keep their sandwich odor under control. I love dipping foccaccia bread in oil and balsamic at italian restaurants, and I never noticed that smell before.

[Deleted]

This thread really makes me wish the nearest subway wasn't 100km away.

[icedemonn]

Weird. Most other sandwich places can keep their sandwich odor under control. I love dipping foccaccia bread in oil and balsamic at italian restaurants, and I never noticed that smell before.

It might depend on the store, because the one that I normally go to does not have any horrible smell to it.

[lockedout]

Weird. Most other sandwich places can keep their sandwich odor under control. I love dipping foccaccia bread in oil and balsamic at italian restaurants, and I never noticed that smell before.

Yeah I dunno they all smell that way though. So does blimpie.
I mean if you want a sandwich go to a real deli owned by people who live in your town not a corporate fast food restaurant.
Food is fresher healthier and better quality.

[Rend Blackhand]

A foot long with chicken tikka, chorizo, the spicy cheese, lettuce and red onion all on some lightly toasted hearty italian bread.

Its amazing

[Eliandal]

Foot long Roasted Chicken, with mustard, onions and hot peppers. I try to stay away from people for a while after !

My SO gets a foot long - assorted - with EVERYTHING. Seriously - the sub is like 6 inches tall! It makes lots of 'snacks' for our dogs when he eats it, since toppings end up all over!

[Ghonda]

Always get weird looks when they ask what else I want, and I say nothing :P

Same here. Meatball marinara on honey oat with american cheese, toasted. Nothing else.

[Sarthan]

Italian foot-long
Untoasted
Ham
Cheddar
Lettuce
Tomato
Spinach
Pepper


Every time.

[BloodyAngel12]

Hearty Italian
Spicy Cheese
Steak
Lettuce
Pickles
Black Pepper
South west sauce
Toasted

[Deleted]

I don't really eat in the train but if I did, it'd be a sandwich with butter, bologna and cheese or crackers with yogurt.

[Hasting]

Its a fast food chain. I guess if Mcdonalds is considered a restaurant than so is subway. What smell don't you like oil and vinegar?

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Whats fresh about processed foods? I bet those meatballs are at least a month old depending on the volume of customers the subway has.

It was a joke. I assumed the lack of vegetables in my list of ingredients would have tipped you off. Do you even sarcasm bro?

[Roose]

My subway always taste like shit... lol

That is the nature of the beast.

Try a local restaurant or deli instead of Subway if you want something different, and better.

[Usako]

Mine will vary depending on what I am wanting that day but usually its:

Foot long Wheat
Bacon
Pepper Jack Cheese
Toasted
Lettuce
Tomato
Ranch

[FathomFear]

I get a veggie wrap, no cheese, w/ lettuce, tomato, cucumbers, green peppers, olive, and hot peppers. Vinegar/bullseye are my sauces.

I don't eat there often though. Maybe once every few months.

[Narbootz]

Subway was actually my first job. I got to take a lot of creative liberties back then (buffalo tuna!). Nowadays I'll either get a steak, egg, and cheese, on flatbread toasted, with onions/peppers, then S&P and mayo. Or a turkey on honey oat with: lettuce, double olive, jalapenos, onions, S&P, double vinegar, mayo, and one line of buffalo.

[Ciddy]

I get the Italian BMT on foot long italian herb and cheese bread with pepper jack cheese, jalapenos, and onions. Nothing else. I get the same thing almost every time. Usually can't eat an entire foot-long sub in one sitting so half of it goes in the fridge and gets reheated later.