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• $7 Footlongs: Good Value All Round?

  1 April, 2009

  Unveiled recently was the $7 footlong menu featuring some of the "lesser" Subs such as: Ham - yawn....

• Meatball Sub becomes more Meaty

  8 October, 2008

  As far as value goes, at least. Who really knows how much meat is in a Meatball Sub's Meatballs... Meatball Subs...

• New mozzarella cheese makes Italian Herbs & Cheese more tasty!

  8 October, 2008

  Some news from the inside today - the new mozzarella cheese available is being sprinkled fresh ontop of the Italian...

Mitch Tip #18:

While you may have heard the saying "Good things come in small packages", this surely doesn't apply to sub sandwiches. When given the option of a 6 inch or a footlong, paying the extra few dollars for the footlong is a decision you won't likely regret.

Even if I have no intention of eating 12 inchs of Sub goodness, I always order a footlong. In my experience, any uneaten sub inches can be frozen for up to 3 years for consumption at a later date. View more of Mitch's tips.