$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. Reasonable value for a simple Sub.
- Pizza sub - suddenly great value at $7, besting the SubWhy's old favourite, the old Italian BMT Sub split.
- Meatball - soggy sandwich anyone? I'm still very curious about what low percentage of this stuff is real, actual meat?
- Seafood Sensation - the only thing sensational about this is the name? Seafood Slop could be more fitting... then again perhaps I just don't like seafood!
- Tuna - See my above comments about seafood :p
- ...and the joke/slap in the face for vegetarians everywhere that is the Veggie Delite - this "salads only" Sub should really be $6 at most in my opinion!
At $7 you are getting your Sub goodness at the low, tasty price of $3.50 per 6 inches! That's good value in anyone's book - despite any negative comments above - especially if you are splitting with a mate over a relaxing lunch with Chai Tea Chillers.
Pizza Sub (highlighted above) certainly seems to stand out as the pick of the bunch to me. Mileage may vary, enjoy!
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 Herbs & Cheese breads with much joy! Making the Italian Herbs & Cheese bread even more of a prime value choice when hitting up your local Sub factory.
Subwhy - The obvious Choice
15 February, 2008
The right, and obvious choice for all your Subway needs, this is Subwhy's test blog item - saved fresh to the database from your viewing pleasure
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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.
