I just got this sub at subway and it was HUGE, I had a subway club and this guy put on 3 or 4 peaces of each meat (turkey ham and roast beef) and tons of lettuce tommatoes and onions and light mayo and some cheese. Plus the wheat bread was way bigger then it usually is. Im just wondering how big do they usually make them where you live and do you think if there bigger there way more calories and everything then what subway lists on there website?
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How big do they make your subs at subway?
- Thread starter nick2005
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it all denpends on how the person making it, and how much dough was put into the oven, some times i go and i have to keep asking the "Subway Artist" to put more veggies on, other times they over load it and they cant even close the bread, either way its still pretty healthy but fairly pricy.
Well, the bread is pre-made. You just let it rise and shove it in the oven. If it was bigger - well, they let it raise longer. Also, The subs are supposed to have approximate toppings that are set out. in the "Subway Manual". Yes, 3 or 4 pieces of meat each is what is in the manual- depending on what kind of sub it is. Everything else is weighed and put into serving trays, except the veggies. however, when the subway artist is trained, they are supposed to learn how much approximately the amount of lettuce, onion, etc., weighs and then chuck it on. -I used to work there in my younger days.