Plan on eating Subway

zumbagirl2526
zumbagirl2526 Posts: 30 Member
edited December 2 in Food and Nutrition
hello!

I plan on eating a Subway Italian BMT for Dinner tomorrow.

What is the healthiest and tastiest way to eat this kind of sandwich?

What is your favorite sandwich at Subway and what do you usually add to it?
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  • xvolution
    xvolution Posts: 721 Member
    I usually get a 6" cold cuts sub on italian herb & cheese bread, with everything but spinach and cucumbers and some southwest chipolte sauce. I like my sandwiches spicy.
  • bethannien
    bethannien Posts: 556 Member
    I usually get the 6" veggie sub loaded with everything. I skip the cheese because I never notice it. But I add avocado and all the veggies (except olives). My one indulgence is mayo. I skip the oil and have vinegar.
  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member
    I have the club with loads of salad and light mayo, yum!
  • Sloth2016
    Sloth2016 Posts: 838 Member
    I like mine new york style - oil and vinegar - and with some black pepper.
  • CooCooPuff
    CooCooPuff Posts: 4,374 Member
    I've been trying different things.

    Last time, I had the cold cut sandwich on Italian cheese and herbs (will def get this again), some pepper jack, spinach, tomatoes, lettuce, and cucumbers. I usually add bell pepper, but this Subway didn't have much.
  • brewcrew101
    brewcrew101 Posts: 15 Member
    I usually get their 6" tuna sub. It is delicious!
  • Alluminati
    Alluminati Posts: 6,208 Member
    brewcrew101 wrote: »
    I usually get their 6" tuna sub. It is delicious!

    I get this with yellow peppers. YUM!
  • wayne206
    wayne206 Posts: 30 Member
    I get the Subway oven roasted chicken on italian, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato and bell peppers(no dressing). Or the Steak w/ same ingredients. I've been doing this for 7 months. I substitute Whitts barbque Turkey and homemade salads w/ lettuce, tomatoes, raisins, club crackers and fat free french dressing. I can eat this stuff all the time
  • JustAnotherOneOfThoseGirls
    JustAnotherOneOfThoseGirls Posts: 165 Member
    i usually get the 9 grain wheat (6") with either tikka or teriyaki chicken, loads of veggies and a small amount of low fat mayo - full of protein, and one of the lower fat options (it's more tasty than plain turkey/ham/etc)
  • ericatoday
    ericatoday Posts: 454 Member
    The bmt is my favorite. I get it toasted with white american cheese, lettuce, tomato, peppercinis, jalopenos, olives, spinach i get brown mustard and i do the salt and pepper oil and vinegar no mayo.
  • malibu927
    malibu927 Posts: 17,562 Member
    I usually get the club with honey mustard, spinach, and tomatoes

    Damn, now I want Subway, especially since it's across the parking lot from the gym
  • CooCooPuff
    CooCooPuff Posts: 4,374 Member
    malibu927 wrote: »
    Damn, now I want Subway, especially since it's across the parking lot from the gym
    I didn't eat it for a few years, but now I've had a real hankering for it.

  • glassyo
    glassyo Posts: 7,758 Member
    I'm a simple girl. I've either ordered a 6" turkey on white (with the guts ripped out) with lettuce, tomato, cucumber, olives, and a light strip of mustard or a steak on white (same thing) with just some olives and mustard.

    These days I'll either just order a tray or two of the grilled chicken strips or a kids size roast beef with some lettuce, olives, and mustard.
  • JanaHullinghorst
    JanaHullinghorst Posts: 1 Member
    My fave is their 6inch chicken breast on flat bread, added spinach, tomato, green peppers, onion, just a tiny bit o' light mayo and salt/pepper!
  • BigTandthesquatters
    BigTandthesquatters Posts: 151 Member
    6 inch turkey/ham hold the cheese/mayo. Add lettuce, tomato, spinach, onions, green peppers, banana peppers, and spicy mustard. I eat at least 3 of these a week still losing weight it can be done.
  • JeromeBarry1
    JeromeBarry1 Posts: 10,179 Member
    The best way to eat a Subway sandwich is to eat a 6" Subway sandwich. It's not really a sandwich if you omit the bread and not really desirable if you omit the dressings, so just stay within 6" and avoid the chips, cookies, and sugar water.
  • cerise_noir
    cerise_noir Posts: 5,468 Member
    zumbagirl2526 wrote: »
    hello!

    I plan on eating a Subway Italian BMT for Dinner tomorrow.

    What is the healthiest and tastiest way to eat this kind of sandwich?

    What is your favorite sandwich at Subway and what do you usually add to it?

    The Italian BMT is my absolute favourite. I won't get anything else. Just eat up to your maintenance for this one day and enjoy it.
  • kbmh611
    kbmh611 Posts: 110 Member
    zumbagirl2526 wrote: »
    hello!

    I plan on eating a Subway Italian BMT for Dinner tomorrow.

    What is the healthiest and tastiest way to eat this kind of sandwich?

    What is your favorite sandwich at Subway and what do you usually add to it?

    Does this mean you have never had it before? I believe it's one of their higher calorie and fat sandwiches. I guess you can make it a little healthier topping it with a load of veggies and getting it on wheat bread. And you probably don't want to add cheese or sauces or mayo if you want it to be healthier. But I don't really know what your goals are so it's kinda a hard question to answer.
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,687 Member
    edited July 2016
    brewcrew101 wrote: »
    I usually get their 6" tuna sub. It is delicious!

    This ... with just about all the veggies and only a little bit of sauce.



    The website gives you a nutritional guide so you can decide what will fit within your calories, and experiment with options ... it's interactive.
    https://www.subway.com.au/Menu

    Pick tuna, for example ... you'll be taken to the tuna page and there you can choose your salads, cheese, sauces, and bread. In the right sidebar, you can see the calorie and nutrition count and can watch as it changes with your selections.

    Note that this is an Australian site ... North American information will likely be different, so if you're in North America, look for the North American subway site.


    You will also notice that while the subs are good ... the cookies, on the other hand, are very high in calories. We only get the cookies if we've put in a really good workout ahead of time, and can "afford" them.
    https://www.subway.com.au/menu/cookies
  • glassyo
    glassyo Posts: 7,758 Member
    I remember the days when I'd eat their tuna sandwiches. Then I found out how many calories/points it was and had to nix it. Now, if there's someone in front of me ordering one, I just stare longingly at the sandwich and drool.
  • MaiLinna
    MaiLinna Posts: 580 Member
    It's a ton of sodium and hormone injected flesh slabbed into a loaf of bread that you'd normally eat over the course of a week.

    That isn't and never will be healthy. XD
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,687 Member
    glassyo wrote: »
    I remember the days when I'd eat their tuna sandwiches. Then I found out how many calories/points it was and had to nix it. Now, if there's someone in front of me ordering one, I just stare longingly at the sandwich and drool.

    481 calories is too many? That's about what I eat for dinner no matter what I have for dinner.
  • glassyo
    glassyo Posts: 7,758 Member
    It was 500 and something the last time I looked but that was yeeeeeeears ago.

    But, yeah, I like to eat lightly during the day and that 481 calories would take out a chunk of my calories if I ended up breaking my legs or something that day. :)

  • kaspatore
    kaspatore Posts: 95 Member
    you can ask that the bread be hollowed out :) Enjoy!
  • Machka9
    Machka9 Posts: 25,687 Member
    glassyo wrote: »
    It was 500 and something the last time I looked but that was yeeeeeeears ago.

    But, yeah, I like to eat lightly during the day and that 481 calories would take out a chunk of my calories if I ended up breaking my legs or something that day. :)

    Try the interactive thing I linked above ... that way you can make adjustments to suit your taste and calorie requirements. For example that 481 cal, includes cheddar cheese ... removing the cheddar cheese would bring the calorie count down.

    (If you're in North America, however, you'd have to find a North American interactive calorie counter things ... that one is for Australian Subways)


    My husband and I go out to Subway about every other week for our evening dinner meal ... usually after an evening bicycle ride or a workout at the gym. It's quick and convenient and relatively low cal. :)

  • JenD1066
    JenD1066 Posts: 298 Member
    I always order a foot long veggie delight on wheat- no cheese, add avocado, oil n vinegar, salt n pepper.
  • CooCooPuff
    CooCooPuff Posts: 4,374 Member
    Machka9 wrote: »
    glassyo wrote: »
    It was 500 and something the last time I looked but that was yeeeeeeears ago.

    But, yeah, I like to eat lightly during the day and that 481 calories would take out a chunk of my calories if I ended up breaking my legs or something that day. :)

    Try the interactive thing I linked above ... that way you can make adjustments to suit your taste and calorie requirements. For example that 481 cal, includes cheddar cheese ... removing the cheddar cheese would bring the calorie count down.

    (If you're in North America, however, you'd have to find a North American interactive calorie counter things ... that one is for Australian Subways)


    My husband and I go out to Subway about every other week for our evening dinner meal ... usually after an evening bicycle ride or a workout at the gym. It's quick and convenient and relatively low cal. :)
    The US tuna sandwich doesn't have any cheese and is 480 on whole wheat, no sauce.

    I also like to get the veggy patty sometimes. It's weird that the nutritional information isn't included on the us site.

  • Gallowmere1984
    Gallowmere1984 Posts: 6,626 Member
    edited July 2016
    https://www.nutritionix.com/subway/nutrition-calculator
    Plug in some stuff and play with it.

    ETA: lol at their flatbreads having more kcals than most of the regular breads. Suckers.
  • stillnot2late
    stillnot2late Posts: 385 Member
    I use to love subways. Bought a Fireman's Club one day and it was enough for 3 days. But I could not go back to Subways after that
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