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It is on the Subway.com homepage. It says he ate 2 6" subs a day for a year off the fit menu. Hope this helps.:flowerforyou:

My friends and I used to joke that he walked to the subway where he got his sandwich, so it wasn't really the fact that he was eating subway, it was the fact that he was walking there! :laugh: Just thought that was a funny thought!

Yep...

A footlong double-stacked BMT = 1260 calories and 70 grams of fat! I can't imagine anyone would think that was healthy, though... as it's salami, pepperoni and ham.

As an aside, I definitely recommend the veggie delight sub. I never thought I'd be recommending a vegetatian option as I'm a huge meat lover, but if you're used to the lunch meat sandwiches (with a few rather pathetic slim, processed slices of ham, turkey), you hardly miss the meat. I add cheese and the sweet onion sauce as my "dressing."

Sigh. I could talk about Subway choices all day long. Pretty sad. And I'll be going there for lunch, probably.

I thought I also read that he walked a long way to get to the restaurant too.

Or that could just be more random cr@p my brain made up. :bigsmile:

I thought I also read that he walked a long way to get to the restaurant too.

Or that could just be more random cr@p my brain made up. :bigsmile:

I think you guys are right - I remember walking involved as well. Subway just wants us to think it was the subs only!

roasted chicken breast 6" is around 300-400 cal

Actually, he did walk to the Subway--that's what I heard him say once anyway. And, that's all he ate for the whole day, too, from what I understand--just the 2 6" Subs. Not a healthy way to lose weight! I'm surprised he didn't develop other health problems to go along with his "Subway diet" after eating nothing but high carbs/sodium laden subs every day for over a year. :sick:

Here's the info from Wiki and the official Subway site on him:

By his junior year at North Central High School, Fogle's weight was at 425 pounds (193 kg), and he reportedly wore size 6XL shirts[1].

Several years later, after his roommate, a pre-med student at Indiana University in Bloomington, Ind., correctly diagnosed Jared with sleep apnea and edema, he was sent to the hospital. Fogle's father, who is a physician, told him he might not live past 35, and Jared began to turn his life around. At the age of 20, Fogle estimated he consumed a diet of around 10,000 calories a day.[2]

Interested by Subway's "7 Under 6" campaign, Fogle tried his first turkey sub, and enjoyed the sandwich.[1] He developed his own "Subway diet", consisting of a 6-inch turkey sub for lunch, and a footlong veggie sub for dinner.[1]

After three months on the diet, he had lost nearly 100 pounds, and weighed in at 330 pounds (150 kg). He stuck with the diet and soon began to walk as much as he could, rather than using transport, and would walk up the stairs rather than take an elevator. By the end of the diet Jared had lost over 240 pounds.

The first spot aired on January 1, 2000, introducing Jared and his story, complete with a disclaimer: "The Subway diet, combined with a lot of walking, worked for Jared. We're not saying this is for everyone. You should check with your doctor before starting any diet program. But it worked for Jared."

Why SUBWAY® Sandwiches?: There is a SUBWAY® restaurant right next to where Jared’s apartment had been while he was at the university. He passed by everyday. He used to eat there frequently but one day when he was at his heaviest, he noticed the sign advertising sandwiches with 7 sandwiches with 6 grams of fat or less. He ate a 6-inch turkey (no oil, mayo or condiments or cheese) for lunch and a 12-inch veggie (no condiments or cheese) for dinner. He ate the same sandwiches every day. This is what made it so easy. Once he saw the *weight begin to come off, it only made him want to eat more of the low-fat sandwiches.*

What he ate everyday:

* Breakfast - coffee
*
Lunch - "I ate the 6-inch turkey, tons of vegetables, including hot peppers and a bit of spicy mustard." He left off the mayonnaise and cheese and had a bag of Baked Lays® potato chips and a diet soft drink
* Dinner - Footlong veggie sub - again no mayonnaise or cheese.

Maintenance: Today, Jared still enjoys his favorite SUBWAY® sandwich, but has eased himself into eating other foods. He always chooses foods low in fat and limits the amount of alcoholic beverages. He still drinks only "diet" beverages and continues his walking regimen.

Yeah, I'm gonna be having the lettuce and water dinner, too, one bowl of wheat noodles/vegan kungpao sauce= 620 CAL!!

*sigh*

D*mn, you, delicious food...

Yeah, I'm gonna be having the lettuce and water dinner, too, one bowl of wheat noodles/vegan kungpao sauce= 620 CAL!!

*sigh*

D*mn, you, delicious food...

I only have 342 calories left. I am paying for my sins. Ditto from me to delicious food.

Awww, 342. That's meager.