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Ambulance Chaser

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I am taking a weekly after-work class for eight weeks starting today. The most convenient restaurant to the class is a Subway, which means I'll be eating there the next eight Tuesdays. I usually order the Italian BMT on Italian bread with provolone cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, hot peppers, oil and vinegar, and black pepper, but I'm looking to branch out. Suggestions?
 

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Eat when you get home.
 

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Ever notice how Subway has a really distinct smell, and everytime you walk into one, you smell like it for the next 5 hours? Anyway, I'd say pack a snack and then eat at your house after.
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Ever notice how Subway has a really distinct smell, and everytime you walk into one, you smell like it for the next 5 hours? Anyway, I'd say pack a snack and then eat at your house after.

It smells like yeast and a proofing room.
 

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Originally Posted by why
It smells like yeast and a proofing room.

It does, but in a gross way. I like the smell of bread proofing, but it's that smell, in a bad way.
 

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I usually go for the grilled chicken breast on honey wheat with provalone, lettuce, tomato, black olives, green peppers, and south west sauce.
 

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
It does, but in a gross way. I like the smell of bread proofing, but it's that smell, in a bad way.

I know what you mean. I should have said a 'commercial proofer' instead. I worked at a pizza shop when I was 15 and it had the same smell.
 

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Meatball on Italian herb and cheese bread, very light on the sauce, sometimes extra meat, with lettuce, onion and oregano. I rarely get the cheese (TBH, not sure if I've ever tasted a difference).

Thank me later.
 

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Subway is gross. I never really understood why anyone would pay $6 for six slices of turkey breast (or any other meat) and then get "the works," so that your sandwich ends up tasting like a salad on soggy and sometimes sticky (????) bread.
 

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seafood sub six inch with olives and onions and salt/pepper. thank you come again.
 

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Originally Posted by amerikajinda
seafood sub six inch with olives and onions and salt/pepper. thank you come again.

Seafood? Is that subway-speak for imitation fish meat?
 

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Originally Posted by Ambulance Chaser
I am taking a weekly after-work class for eight weeks starting today. The most convenient restaurant to the class is a Subway, which means I'll be eating there the next eight Tuesdays. I usually order the Italian BMT on Italian bread with provolone cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, hot peppers, oil and vinegar, and black pepper, but I'm looking to branch out. Suggestions?

i dont go to subway much, but if i do, i like to get their italian bmt as well. hard to get this wrong.
 

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Originally Posted by amerikajinda
seafood sub six inch with olives and onions and salt/pepper. thank you come again.

Ahh i thought i was the only one! haha

Seafood, little bit of lettuce, american cheese, black olives, pickles, salt and pepper.
 

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