Select Subway Restaurants: 2x Footlong Subs $12.99, 1x Footlogn Sub $6.99 & More

LavenderPickle7682

Aug 15, 2025 01:08 AM

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LavenderPickle7682Aug 15, 2025 01:08 AM

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Assuming the location accepts these coupons. Assuming that when you order "online", they don't give you the "online quality" version of the sub...which is pretty much meager pathetic amounts of everything on bread that Bigfoot himself stepped on.

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turls

Aug 15, 2025 04:21 PM

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turlsAug 15, 2025 04:21 PM

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Quote from LavenderPickle7682

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Assuming the location accepts these coupons. Assuming that when you order "online", they don't give you the "online quality" version of the sub...which is pretty much meager pathetic amounts of everything on bread that Bigfoot himself stepped on.

What's the alternative? It's the only sub place in town and I'm not paying full price. I would like to see some evidence of the "online version" though.

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turls

Aug 15, 2025 04:22 PM

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turlsAug 15, 2025 04:22 PM

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We normally get an expiration date with these posts. Any chance of getting that info?

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turls

Aug 15, 2025 05:24 PM

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Alternative: Learn how to make a sandwich yourself.Every sandwich I've ordered through some Ahh-Pee-Pee usually ends up the comical diminutive version of what you're supposed to be getting. Slapped together, sloppy, missing ingredients. I've been there to babysit the min-wage worker as they assemble your sandwich, and they STILL get something wrong. Imagine what they'll let slide when there's no oversight.Maybe others don't have standards, but I do.

Making the sandwich isn't the issue. My Subway doesn't do what you describe anyway. The issue is the ingredients of the sandwich going bad before I get to use them.Get a better Subway. I'll continue to use the codes and discounted gift cards I use a few times a month at most.

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roberthhid

Aug 15, 2025 06:56 PM

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roberthhidAug 15, 2025 06:56 PM

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In my state these subs are considered to be assault weapons and therefore I need a permit to buy one.

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LavenderPickle7682

Aug 15, 2025 07:02 PM

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LavenderPickle7682Aug 15, 2025 07:02 PM

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Quote from turls

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Making the sandwich isn't the issue. My Subway doesn't do what you describe anyway. The issue is the ingredients of the sandwich going bad before I get to use them.Get a better Subway. I'll continue to use the codes and discounted gift cards I use a few times a month at most.

Learn how to cook then. It's more than just putting heat to ingredients -- it's menu planning.

Yesterday's $5 rotisserie chicken is tomorrow's sandwich protein.

A small bag of chopped lettuce/spinach + a tomato + an onion is a salad today and sandwich filler tomorrow.

All of those are off-the-shelf-low-effort ingredients which have multiple uses, for example. And they easily last 3-5 days if kept in an airtight container (tupperware-style). Chicken even freezes well.

For 3-5 days, that's 9-15 meals you'll be needing to eat. You absolutely can use up a mere handful of ingredients, unless you're on a strict calorie deficit.

Sauces and condiments last for quite a bit of time, given they're mostly vinegar based. You can buy smaller sized bottles of practically anything -- I got a 25 cent bottle of BBQ sauce that's a "sampler size".

You can go to the deli and get a 1/4 lb of cheeses and meats at NO extra cost for smaller amounts -- you can literally tell them "cut me X number of slices", and that's perfectly fine.

Bread can be frozen -- get a pack of steak rolls or a loaf of french bread, cut/separate, and double bag them to keep frost out. Thaw out only what you need. A quick 20-30 seconds in the microwave solves that problem really fast.

Sorry, but the excuse of "ingredients going bad" only works if you're a pre-refrigeration society. I've made the above work with a match-lit stove burner & coolers filled with gas station ice -- gotta make do during power outages.

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Aug 15, 2025 07:49 PM

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Quote from roberthhid

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In my state these subs are considered to be assault weapons and therefore I need a permit to buy one.

Now that I think of it, Subways could be lit up and tossed while in the bag.

Yesterday some guy threw a sandwich at a Federal agent.

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LavenderPickle7682

Aug 15, 2025 07:56 PM

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Now that I think of it, Subways could be lit up and tossed while in the bag. Yesterday some guy threw a sandwich at a federal agent.

Jared really needs to see an anger management specialist.

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plumberguy1

Aug 16, 2025 03:24 AM

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plumberguy1Aug 16, 2025 03:24 AM

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we order from the parking lot and go in and watch them
if we don't it not much on them

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nabbunchingu

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nabbunchinguToday 12:22 AM

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aww man, they got rid of the 3 footlongs for $18 option...

Select Subway Restaurants: 2x Footlong Subs $12.99, 1x Footlogn Sub $6.99 & More

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