No idea, checked my points balance and 1600 had been used in Surrey.
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No idea, checked my points balance and 1600 had been used in Surrey.
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I've only been to a Subway once because they asked too many questions.
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I make it a point to never trust the food from anywhere that has to pump an artificial oregano aroma into the place to hide the stench of their food.
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The Esso I worked at had a subway. They have repeatedly failed there eval which checks hygienge, standards, cleanliness and pretty much everything else. Last time they failed because they were caught defrosting ham in boiling water.
Eat Fresh = everything comes in frozen apart from the veg.
Oh and if you go for breakfast youre eating bread leftovers that was cooked the afternoon before
OH MY GOD NOT ONE DAY OLD BREAD, SOMEBODY THINK OF THE CHILDREN.
Trying to be edgy, or are you just thick?
Overpriced compared to making a sandwich at home? Well, yeah. But it's fast food... so overpriced in that context? No more than any fast food.
I get a gammon ham salad baguette delivered from a local sandwich shop most days for £2.20. Proper ham rather than reformed rubbish and it's bigger than Subway's standard 6 inch sub. So yes, it's a rip-off.
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Also, I'm sorry but whenever I have had a subway, the bread never tastes fresh. It's always a bit dry and bland.
Where do you bring a loaf from?
Why are you sorry? Apology not accepted.
Had a friend who worked there back in my sixth form days, she stopped eating subway after working there as the food was rubbish and they weren't adverse to picking up something off the floor and sticking it back in the food container (perhaps just that shop.)
Also of course you can make it yourself cheaper, thats how they make profit. I did a spreadsheet a while back (nerd alert) on what I was spending on lunch vs homemade. Cut my lunch cost in 3.
If I have to buy lunch then I'll always try to look for something else. For example there's an sandwich shop near me that do in my opinion the nicest baguette I have ever had, own bread etc 12" long £3.20 with whatever I want in it. Subway lasted 9-12 months here.
Also of course you can make it yourself cheaper, thats how they make profit. I did a spreadsheet a while back (nerd alert) on what I was spending on lunch vs homemade. Cut my lunch cost in 3.
If I have to buy lunch then I'll always try to look for something else. For example there's an sandwich shop near me that do in my opinion the nicest baguette I have ever had, own bread etc 12" long £3.20 with whatever I want in it. Subway lasted 9-12 months here.
The shop, obviously
So you did bring it from a shop?
That's two post of yours i've picked up on as you being a skinflint
Anyway a 12" Turkey and meatballs please
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just LOLcakes at people saying going on about how clean and super fresh little sandwich shops are. do you really think they will go "o we had a quiet day lets throw everything away and make it all fresh"
OF COURSE PLACES USE YESTERDAYS PRODUCT!
OF COURSE PLACES USE YESTERDAYS PRODUCT!
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I'm with you on this one, I hate going to Subway but the wife loves it.