03-13-2006, 05:51 AM
I work at Subway. and technically, i is right. the amount of chicken given to the chicken parm sandwich is far less to the sandwich than the other chicken sandwiches at burger places. breaded or not, Subway is a crappy place to get breaded chicken if you love your breaded chicken.
me personally, I go to Mr.Sub for their breaded chicken (which is 2X the size of any burger places chicken sandwiches)
but yeah. the ammount of veggies you recieve on a Subway sandwich(depending if you want any) makes the chicken parm a reasonably healthy choice.
as for the buffalo chicken, it goes under the pepper chicken category (unless it's different in the U.S.) we just put Franks Red-hot Buffalo sauce
onto the chicken before we cook it (or in some cases after)
the chicken grease is somewhat absorbed by the portion tray while it's cooked, and the chicken grease itself is easily worked off. it's only 3% chicken grease to the santwiches.
As for Jared, it's true that he did lose the weight. he had only veggie subs with all veggies correct to standard portions (at least 6 of every vegitable in the bain {sandwich unit}[the thing you stand in front of while ordering]) and NO sauces. the ultimate sandwich. thing is, I don't believe he would eat such a plain sub without being told "if you lose all your weight, you can become the subway spokesperson" nobody in their right mind would eat such a plain sub, lol.
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me personally, I go to Mr.Sub for their breaded chicken (which is 2X the size of any burger places chicken sandwiches)
but yeah. the ammount of veggies you recieve on a Subway sandwich(depending if you want any) makes the chicken parm a reasonably healthy choice.
as for the buffalo chicken, it goes under the pepper chicken category (unless it's different in the U.S.) we just put Franks Red-hot Buffalo sauce
onto the chicken before we cook it (or in some cases after)
the chicken grease is somewhat absorbed by the portion tray while it's cooked, and the chicken grease itself is easily worked off. it's only 3% chicken grease to the santwiches.
As for Jared, it's true that he did lose the weight. he had only veggie subs with all veggies correct to standard portions (at least 6 of every vegitable in the bain {sandwich unit}[the thing you stand in front of while ordering]) and NO sauces. the ultimate sandwich. thing is, I don't believe he would eat such a plain sub without being told "if you lose all your weight, you can become the subway spokesperson" nobody in their right mind would eat such a plain sub, lol.
hey! second time being first on the second page!!! ^_^