Yet another reason to avoid Subway

bperkins88 · February 2014

I guess ive eaten a couple yoga mats in my travels. Tasted yummy though

mccindy72 · February 2014

Or you could avoid Subway because their food tastes like POOP POOP POOPIE POOP POOP

This is excellent advice! I've never liked Subway.

But some people do, and they should still go there and eat if they want to.

This is 'Murica

FIFY

ndj1979 · February 2014

Or you could avoid Subway because their food tastes like POOP POOP POOPIE POOP POOP

This is excellent advice! I've never liked Subway.

But some people do, and they should still go there and eat if they want to.

This is 'Merica you can eat whatever you want, I'm not going to subway for reasons previously discussed

says the person with an av of an all you can eat Chinese buffet...

missafan202 · February 2014

Well that sucks.I love subways.

The_Enginerd · February 2014

Just had Subway for lunch

WendyTerry420 · February 2014

Or you could avoid Subway because their food tastes like POOP POOP POOPIE POOP POOP

I like Mr. GoodCents bread a lot better.

aNewYear123 · February 2014

Chemicals aside, the smell that wafts from the door of every Subway I've ever walked past is enough to make me avoid them! :sick:

I'm glad that's not just me! I'm not anti any kind of fast food or worried about food scares but the smell of subway makes me heave

It smells like vomit! I can't even walk in without wanting to hurl!

Yes! I thought I was the only one who thought that. People tell me it smells like bread baking.. To me bread baking smells good, and subways doesn't smell like that. Maybe it is too much bread rising in one small store at once.

WendyTerry420 · February 2014

Or you could avoid Subway because their food tastes like POOP POOP POOPIE POOP POOP

This is excellent advice! I've never liked Subway.

But some people do, and they should still go there and eat if they want to.

This is 'Merica you can eat whatever you want, I'm not going to subway for reasons previously discussed

says the person with an av of an all you can eat Chinese buffet...

I'm picking up Chinese food on my way home from work.

Kung Pao > sammich

UsedToBeHusky · February 2014

Or you could avoid Subway because their food tastes like POOP POOP POOPIE POOP POOP

Well it will definitely end up that way...

But then again, so does most food.

Pickle_Ninja · February 2014

This is going to send all the shills out of their holes on this forum. They know who they are. The ones that on every single post that even remotely mentions a fast food joint jump into defensive action. They arent fooling anyone...

Natmarie73 · February 2014

I also heard many soda companies put dihydrogen monoxide in their drinks, a chemical which is also found in herbicides, poisons and acids!

On a serious note, where else it is used in is completely irrelevant and fear mongering. It's a normal food additive and only recently been removed from usage in the UK, EU and Australia because it might be linked to asthma and allergies.

I think it's sad that we class food additives as being "normal" these days. I wonder how humans ever survived when we could only eat food that came from nature and didn't have a chemical **** storm added to it.

Other bread preservatives such as 282 are strongly suspected to cause behavioural difficulties and learning difficulties in children, commonly misdiagnosed as ADHD.
http://fedup.com.au/information/fin-campaigns/bread-preservative-research

I would kill for a thick slice of home baked bread dripping with home made butter right now

Natmarie73 · February 2014

ergh double post stupid internets

Dewymorning · February 2014

I also heard many soda companies put dihydrogen monoxide in their drinks, a chemical which is also found in herbicides, poisons and acids!

I have heard of many serious concerns about dihyrdrogen monoxide build up in the body.

wannakimmy · February 2014

Unless you raise your own meats and plant your own garden, you have no clue what is really in anything you eat.

stumblinthrulife · February 2014

I wonder how humans ever survived when we could only eat food that came from nature and didn't have a chemical **** storm added to it.

Often they didn't, due to the lack of access to affordable food.

tigersword · February 2014

I also heard many soda companies put dihydrogen monoxide in their drinks, a chemical which is also found in herbicides, poisons and acids!

On a serious note, where else it is used in is completely irrelevant and fear mongering. It's a normal food additive and only recently been removed from usage in the UK, EU and Australia because it might be linked to asthma and allergies.

I think it's sad that we class food additives as being "normal" these days. I wonder how humans ever survived when we could only eat food that came from nature and didn't have a chemical **** storm added to it.

Other bread preservatives such as 282 are strongly suspected to cause behavioural difficulties and learning difficulties in children, commonly misdiagnosed as ADHD.
http://fedup.com.au/information/fin-campaigns/bread-preservative-research

I would kill for a thick slice of home baked bread dripping with home made butter right now

Yes, they survived without food additives, well, no not really. Most "food additives" are things that come from other food sources. Yeast was one of the first food additives, came from beer, was added to bread. Then came salt to preserve foods. Then in the 1950s people started becoming obsessed with lowering sodium, so they demanded ways to preserve foods that reduced sodium. Hence the plethora of preservatives we have today. They're there because human beings wanted them, and because we've developed the scientific abilities and intelligence to create them.

Of course, humans survived back then without houses, cars, computers and the internet also, so, I'm not sure how what people did thousands to millions of years ago is exactly relevant to today, anyway.