The Shocking Truth About Subway That Never Should Have Been Revealed To The Public

The Shocking Truth About Subway That Never Should Have Been Revealed To The Public

This Sub looks better, is loaded with more heartier ingredients and is a hell of a lot fresher.

We Would Prefer Steak Over Chicken Any Day!

Which is the freshest? Surprisingly, it's the steak. “I'd recommend anything else, Subway (at least my Subway) is very strict on quality control and dates. Steak is probably the freshest, and safest.”

If you're feeling the pinch, you might want to know what the best value sandwich is. He had this information, too.

Apparently the meatball marinara, chipotle chicken, tikka chicken, spicy Italian and BMT subs offer the best bang for your buck.

And between 7pm and 9pm all these sandwiches are 20% off. It's a no-brainer.

The ingredients are under scrutiny and even the size of the sandwiches they are serving are being criticized. Have you ever wondered why that foot long sub that you ordered does not exactly look like a full 12 inches?

Well; That's Because It Is Not!

Find Out How To Tell If That Footlong Sandwich Is Really A Footlong – We Have All Of The Shocking Details In The Article Below.

Find Out The Truth About The Size Of Your Sandwiches & What Subway Wants You To Believe Here

Finished!

These Subway Secrets Were Actually An Eye Opener. There Has Been A Lot Of Criticism Of Subway, Do You Like The Chicken Sub?

Let Us Know What You Think!

Article Source: Mirror

 





17 Comments

  1. Lillian J Schultz Suarez
    Lillian J Schultz Suarez September 08, 17:14

    Kimberly Biondolillo u work for them this is bs

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  2. Kimberly Biondolillo
    Kimberly Biondolillo September 08, 17:52

    Maybe they do that at his subway but we Definitely dont do that at mine lol

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  3. Lillian J Schultz Suarez
    Lillian J Schultz Suarez September 08, 17:53

    I think this is horrible click bait

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  4. Kimberly Biondolillo
    Kimberly Biondolillo September 08, 17:55

    It Def is lol

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  5. Eric Huffman
    Eric Huffman September 08, 17:57

    This is obviously a disgruntled employee. I have been with Subway for 16 years and Subway has a high standard especially for food safety and food quality. If this employee really observed shelf life issues this would have been a local store manager/ personal doing this. Subway coorp does not in any way justify this type of behavior. Subway coorp would deal with this issue sternly and quickly if they are aware of this. This employee should have notified Subway Coorp of they really had a concern . This would have enabled Subway Coorp to notify the local Subway region office and they would investigate it and taken corrective actions (help, educate, train, disciplinary actions as needed) as needed.
    Again Subway has very high standards on all aspects of operations especially the food quality and food safety! Subway is continuing to strive to continually striving to improve every single day!

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  6. Jessica Ann
    Jessica Ann September 08, 20:21

    I worked for Subway years ago, and while there were definitely employees that tried to get around doing their jobs properly, it was definitely not the company itself that did it. The only instance of anything remotely like this that happened was a fellow employee trying to rush and put soup away before it was at proper temp. I told them why it was dangerous and it never happened again. This employee must have been terminated or had a franchise owner that likely didn’t know what was happening in their store.

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  7. Renee Martin
    Renee Martin September 08, 23:47

    I also work at Subway and our chicken was always ordered from the customers so we never had 5 to 9 day chicken sittin around, even when we got the packages they did not smell bad or anything, our steak and chicken was ordered the most

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  8. Shirley Lunsford Gilruth
    Shirley Lunsford Gilruth September 09, 03:40

    Their gloves are cheap and in effective
    The sweat from your hands leaks out into food
    Yuk

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  9. Sheila Lang
    Sheila Lang September 09, 21:10

    Somebody always trying to start s**t

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  10. Doreen Clark
    Doreen Clark September 10, 00:20

    ate there once..horrible

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  11. Penelope Wills Clay
    Penelope Wills Clay September 10, 03:20

    Got sick from a tuna subway.

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  12. Sue Yidiaris Carey
    Sue Yidiaris Carey September 10, 11:13

    other fast food places use meat product too,Arbys beef is only 51% beef and the rest is filler. Same goes for other places too. Like DD egg sanwiches . Not eggs, egg product made with cornstarch, tapioca etc… made to look like an egg’ My motto, cook at home

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  13. Geraldine Baker
    Geraldine Baker September 10, 13:49

    then maybe they should do away with gloves ,I have seen employees of many places handle garbage ,then handle food ,not thinking anything about it ,now if they did not have gloves on ,they would feel the grit from garbage ,and wash their hands !!!!!! that is my point

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  14. Mickey Woodall
    Mickey Woodall October 17, 23:10

    No subway’s since 1997 , food poison subway Troy Al,,,,ugh ,,,, bad new’s ,, !!’

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  15. Lance Shelton
    Lance Shelton October 18, 01:05

    I love Subway and think the timing of an disgruntled employee being fired from Subway is kind of fishy! You can’t judge all Subways’ by a couple of nasty business( franchise owner s ) that are cutting corners to save money!! Is it gross and unsanitary if these accusations are true, but seriously, exercise some common sense!

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  16. Joshua Jones
    Joshua Jones October 18, 15:33

    Does this page post actual recipes or just where they think we shouldn’t eat?

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  17. Pennical
    Pennical December 14, 02:40

    I use to manage a subway, there is a guide line on how long a product can be held. NEVER EVER did we hold products for 5 days.I also think this person was giving untrue info.

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