Your favorite Subway builds?

[qliveur]

Footlong oven-roasted chicken
9-grain honey oat
Pepper jack cheese
Toasted
Green pepper
Banana pepper
Jalapeno pepper
Pepper relish
Onion
Pickle
Chipotle sauce

Yeah, I like it hot. Pretty healthy except for the salt content, and very filling for $5.

 

[muskie32]

Before Baking:
Italian Herb and Cheese
CHicken Breast
Pepper-jack cheese

After Baking:
Lettuce
Onion
jalapenos
Green Peppers
Southwest Sauce


*Yum*

 

[alkemyst]

I like them to have about a 36C or 32D when making my samwich.

 

[slayer202]

Chicken Bacon Ranch on Italian. Lettuce, banana peppers, jalapenos. mmmmmm

my favorite sub chain is jersey mike's. oh man those are fucking good http://www.jerseymikes.com/

 

[AznAnarchy99]

Omega 3 bread
Tuna
Provolone
Extra spinach
red onion
green pepper
tomatoes
cucumbers
cilantro
jalapenos
oil and vinegar

I only eat half the foot long and save the rest for later.

 

[GeekDrew]

Toasted > Microwaved every time

Negatory. Toasted bread cuts the roof of my mouth. Microwaved FTW.

 

[trigun500]

I like my subs fairly simple;

Italian Herb and Cheese
Turkey Breat
Pepper Jack
Spinach
LOTS of Pickles
Tomates
S&P
Oil and Vinegar

 

[ElFenix]

My unconventional favourite has always been:

Whole Wheat (or white, depending on mood)
Pizza Sub
Mozzarella
Lettuce
Tomato
Green Olive
+++++ Hot Peppers
Load up on the sauce
Heat/Toasted

subway doesn't have whole wheat bread.

spicy italian/bmt
tomatoes
onions
banana peppers
olives
jalapenos
oil & vinegar
parmesan
black pepper

 

[Leros]

Spicy Italian or BMT (depending what is $5)
lettuce
tomatoes
black olvies
green peppers
jalepenos
oil and vineger
oregano

 

[meltdown75]

my standby is a BLT sub on white with L, T, green peppers, hot peppers, onions, mayo and pepper

lately i have also had the Italian BMT on flatbread with lettuce, onions, green peppers, black olives and sub sauce

both toasted plz

 

[Chaotic42]

After discovering Lenny's, I don't eat much Subway anymore, but:

-BMT
-Italian Herb and Cheese
-Meatball sauce
-Extra olives
-Tomatoes
-Pickles
-Lettuce
-Bell peppers
-Oil
-Vinegar
-Mayo
-Oregano
-Salt
-Pepper

 

[yhelothar]

$5 for a sub isn't even cheap. Sorry to be the first to "subway sucks, mom & pop places are better" in this thread, but local sub shops here, even the local grocery store, have TWO foot long subs for under $10. And their subs have twice as much meat on them. (Sadly, the place that makes the best roast beef subs I've ever had has gone the subway route in regard to skimpiness of cheese.) $8.49 and one sub is enough for me and my wife for dinner, with a piece leftover for lunch or for a treat for the dogs. (minus the onions, of course.)

I find subway to be one of the cases where the chain is better than the mom&pop. $5 is the lowest price for a foot long in my area. In fact, most mom&pop shops I've been to have a footlong for about $7. And mom&pop shops usually don't have the variety subway has. Most only have a simple lettuce, tomato, mustard, mayo on white or wheat bread.

Vons is probably one of the few exceptions and has a greater variety of stuff, and probably makes one of the best subs that I know, but they definitely cost a lot more than subway.

$5 for a footlong sub actually isn't expensive if you've ever tried to go to the supermarket to get all the materials to make one of these yourself. Deli meats are around $6-8/lb. Subway/quiznos usually puts around 1/3rd lb of meat on there(I saw quiznos weigh it out). That's $2-3 right there just for the meat. Add in the bread, veggies, and condiments you'll be well over $5 for a footlong sub. You'd have to eat this just about everyday just to break even.

 

[Kadarin]

My current fave:

"The Feast", but replace the roast beef with extra pepperoni. Add bacon (have them toast just the bacon). Lettuce, onions, oil, vinegar, mayo (slightly extra mayo) and mustard. Salt and pepper is good on this, but I'm avoiding salt where possible due to blood pressure.

 

[AznAnarchy99]

I find subway to be one of the cases where the chain is better than the mom&pop. $5 is the lowest price for a foot long in my area. In fact, most mom&pop shops I've been to have a footlong for about $7. And mom&pop shops usually don't have the variety subway has. Most only have a simple lettuce, tomato, mustard, mayo on white or wheat bread.

Vons is probably one of the few exceptions and has a greater variety of stuff, and probably makes one of the best subs that I know, but they definitely cost a lot more than subway.

$5 for a footlong sub actually isn't expensive if you've ever tried to go to the supermarket to get all the materials to make one of these yourself. Deli meats are around $6-8/lb. Subway/quiznos usually puts around 1/3rd lb of meat on there(I saw quiznos weigh it out). That's $2-3 right there just for the meat. Add in the bread, veggies, and condiments you'll be well over $5 for a footlong sub. You'd have to eat this just about everyday just to break even.

Thats what I figured too. $5 is sorta expensive but if you bought every single ingredient it would cost you a shit ton and you would have to eat it every day to keep it from spoiling.

From experience since I tried but the spinach kept going bad because I couldnt ever finish it in time. In the end I just get a half assed sandwich for much cheaper with my ingredients.

 

[M0oG0oGaiPan]

meatball on wheat no cheese toasted/microwaved.
tuna on wheat with cucumbers and/or green peppers no cheese.

 

[us3rnotfound]

Could I see some schematics of these subway builds?

 

[killster1]

You would love the roast beef subs I get then. Fresh baked homemade whole wheat rolls. The roast beef is slow roasted on premises - not purchased from some wholesaler. Perfect medium rare throughout. Nice and lean. And, there's about a pound of roast beef on a sub. And, you can get them toasted in the oven for a nice, warm sandwich. Fresh lettuce, tomatoes. Since there's enough meat to give the sub flavor, it's not necessary to toss in a shitload of things like green peppers, jalapenos, etc., so that you can taste something other than the bread. i.e. subway

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i just came look at this thread to see how stupid people would get over what they order. How funny thanks for laughs yes how dare they give you option of peppers!!!!! hahahahha

 

[zebano]

Your choice of bread I like the 9-grain whatever..

Spicy Italian + pepperjack cheese (must be tesselated)
Light lettuce
Loads of banana peppers
Onions
Black olives
Pickles
Pepper


#4 at Jimmy John's is better if you're going with chain food.

 

[alkemyst]

Around here the mom and pops and grocery stores are almost 2x the price of subway.

 

[RagingBITCH]

Around here the mom and pops and grocery stores are almost 2x the price of subway.

There's a reason for that.

 

[notposting]

Foot long coldcut combo on white (Italian). In order...mayo (plenty), 1 line of mustard, about 4 handfuls of jalapenos, and then some oil to lube everything up. It will be exiting in about 6 hours...

Or Spicy Italian on some sort of bread. Lettuce, green pepper, onion, black olives, hot peppers and banana peppers, and some italian dressing. Yummy.

 

[alkemyst]

There's a reason for that.

I realize that...just replying to those that say their local shops are cheaper.

I like subway for value...but nothing beats a real deli sub.

 

[FeuerFrei]

What I always order:::

• Italian herb bun toasted
• roast beef
• pepperjack cheese
• tomato
• banana peppers
• onion
• southwest sauce!

no olives, bell peppers, spinach, lettuce but maybe jalapenos instead of banana peppers

 

[jiggahertz]

I've never seen spinach at any Subway around here... odd.

I believe it's a new addition

 

[Imp]

Lettuce, pepper and olives. I could go with just pepper and olives. The less the better.