Subway - which sandwich is best?

stricken1

Which is the best subway sandwich, calorie wise?

sun33082

Go to www.subway.com and look it up

BerryH

6" Veggie Delite, all salad, no meat, fish or cheese, all the tedium and none of the fun, a mere 223 calories.

Libbyly

I love subway. it's my not-so-terrible-for-you lunch once a week but I always go for the Steak and Cheese. it's still less than 600 calories.

chivalryder

If you want the most calories, I suggest my favourite:

Meatball Marinara
Cheese bread
All the veggies you want
BBQ and Chipotle sauce.

Omg, it's SO YUMMY!

With this sandwich, you learn whether or not the maker knows how to put together a sandwich properly, because it is MESSY! Made right, it's easy to eat. Made wrong (which is usually is) it just falls apart and goes all over the place. Uncool.

EmmaM2211

6" Veggie Delite, all salad, no meat, fish or cheese, all the tedium and none of the fun, a mere 223 calories.

This probably but booorning!!


I always get chicken on honey oat, plenty veggies & jalepenos and southwest sauce. it comes out aroung 500cals :-)

pinkraynedropjacki

Actually not one of them as best. Take a look at http://shine.yahoo.com/work-money/subways-dirty-little-high-fructose-corn-syrup-secret-1824541.html & then find where the "healthy" option is apart from going without the bread. I refuse to eat there now.

deadbeatsummer

Can you not go to Pret or Eat, where they make the sandwiches fresh everyday with no preservatives or anything in them? It tastes sooo good.

I feel like americans dont get as much of a choice with healthy foods out like we do over in the UK.

Subway's got loads of sodium in and all the meat and cheese is super processed, and the calorie content is always different in the shop to what it says on the website for some reason.

GemmaRowlands

When I'm going to Subway I tend to have it as a treat and just have whichever I like, make sure I've exercised in the morning, and also have a small dinner with lots of veggies to bulk it out.

xdoublerainbow

Veggie delite {in NZ} has only 205 calories NOT including cheeses {if you're allowed any}.
Turkey has 251 calories.
Both the ham and the roast beef subs have 257 calories.
Turkey and ham has 261 calories.
Subway club has 266 calories.

All of those are guides that don't include cheeses and since Subway is a massive franchise I'm assuming that all sandwiches are made the same way so the calories would be pretty accurate I usually get the ham or chicken strip sub but my favorite has been the Italian BMT. Nothing can beat that

small_ninja

I've been getting a lot of 6" ham on wheat with cheese and mayo + any salads I want = around about 400 calories

smiffy645

Can you not go to Pret or Eat, where they make the sandwiches fresh everyday with no preservatives or anything in them? It tastes sooo good.

I feel like americans dont get as much of a choice with healthy foods out like we do over in the UK.

Subway's got loads of sodium in and all the meat and cheese is super processed, and the calorie content is always different in the shop to what it says on the website for some reason.

Pret sandwiches have a lot higher sodium count than all of the subway low fat range. The kids cheese sandwich in pret has >50% of the daily recommended sodium for a child. If sodium is a concern then bread is not an ideal food-stuff

deadbeatsummer

Can you not go to Pret or Eat, where they make the sandwiches fresh everyday with no preservatives or anything in them? It tastes sooo good.

I feel like americans dont get as much of a choice with healthy foods out like we do over in the UK.

Subway's got loads of sodium in and all the meat and cheese is super processed, and the calorie content is always different in the shop to what it says on the website for some reason.

Pret sandwiches have a lot higher sodium count than all of the subway low fat range. The kids cheese sandwich in pret has >50% of the daily recommended sodium for a child. If sodium is a concern then bread is not an ideal food-stuff

Ahh i wasn't aware of that.. Pret just feels a lot less processed and the food is a better quality anyway so I am more than happy to eat there over Subway. Its cleaner.

smiffy645

Can you not go to Pret or Eat, where they make the sandwiches fresh everyday with no preservatives or anything in them? It tastes sooo good.

I feel like americans dont get as much of a choice with healthy foods out like we do over in the UK.

Subway's got loads of sodium in and all the meat and cheese is super processed, and the calorie content is always different in the shop to what it says on the website for some reason.

Pret sandwiches have a lot higher sodium count than all of the subway low fat range. The kids cheese sandwich in pret has >50% of the daily recommended sodium for a child. If sodium is a concern then bread is not an ideal food-stuff

Ahh i wasn't aware of that.. Pret just feels a lot less processed and the food is a better quality anyway so I am more than happy to eat there over Subway. Its cleaner.

I know what you mean, I like Eat as a chain for the same reasons. Getting "healthy" food on the go is hard, maybe I should set up a new business.....

Martin0524

I always go online and check. Then i write it all down and go to the store with the list.... LOL. Yesterday I had turkey & bacon with lots of veggies and a touch of honey mustard .. Sooooo Yummy..

Libbyly

There's a very tight quota on High Fructose Corn Syrup in Europe - it's not an outright ban but it's close. I don't know if Subway uses it in Ireland.

Lyerin

If you go onto the Subway website you can create your own sandwich and see the calories and nutritional data. I do that if I'm going to see where my sandwich will end up. Usually I get the wheat roll (6"), turkey, spinach, tomatoes, cucumbers and regular mustard. Tasty and not too bad on the calories.

jynxxxed

6" oven roasted chicken on wheat with lettuce and extra EXTRA black olives. Nothing else.

knw32183

I actually work at Subway so I eat there almost every day. I started scraping the inside of the bread out after cutting it open. I get more of the flavor of the meat and veggies that way instead of feeling like I'm just eating a loaf of bread:) It also cuts the amount of bread almost in half. If you use the "calculator yours" tool on their website, most of the calories in the sandwich are in the bread. Plus, I hate a dry sandwich, so if I'm cutting the bread down a bit, I don't feel as guilty about the extra line of light mayo! On the other hand it's easier for me to make sure there's not too much of anything because I'm making my own sandwich...

carlsoda

6" oven roasted chicken on wheat with lettuce and extra EXTRA black olives. Nothing else.

Add tomatoes, onions, extra lettuce and mustard - great sandwich with a lot of protein!

SoDamnHungry

I would not recommend the tuna if you're watching calories. I would recommend the tuna if you are me and want a Subway tuna sub right now... Which I do.