the new subway feast

[mfn]

don't know if you guys have tried it yet... but wow.

 

easily the best sandwhich subway has, and it actually fills you up.

 

lettuice, cucumbers, tomatos, bannana peppers, light onion, oil vinegar, and mayo...

 

 

fantastic.

[DrVenkman PhD]

Still sounds like I'd rather stick with my tuna on honey oat.

[NYU]

...there's no meat in there?

 

Pass.

[Hoff]

But it has oil, vinegar AND mayo! SIGN ME UP.

 

Seriously, I've never heard of this. What meat DOES it have? Is it bigger, or different somehow from a normal sub? Please, enlighten us.

[geniusMoment]

Nope, meatball sub is the way to go.

[Dobbs 3K]

http://www.foodmayhem.com/2007/06/i-got-my-sandwich.php

 

This guy apparently got one after some searching. It does indeed look massive.

 

I hadn't heard about it until the Family Guy commercial last night.

[MarvinisaLunatic]

...there's no meat in there?

 

Pass.

 

oh..there's meat. (ham, salami, roast beef, turkey and pepporoni)

 

I dont think the post above's line references the new sandwich, just someone going to Subway and being really crazy about ordering a sandwich with every possible thing on it.

 

 

[Mik]

It was too much. I ended up prying out about half the salami and giving it to my dog.

[The Niggardly King]

It's like that guy wrote in Invader's post. It seems like a joke for "healthy" Subway to have this $9 monster.

[The Ghost of bps21]

Itatlian BMT still the breakfast of champions.

 

...

 

At least champions like me who wake up at 3 pm.

[Dobbs 3K]

I actually know someone who runs a Subway, and they said basically "the Feast" was introduced to combat the perception that Subway sandwiches don't have enough meat on them. They also noted it's kind of silly, since you can get the "double meat" option for around a buck more on most sandwiches there.

[The Ghost of bps21]

I always do double meat. It's a good value and it fills me up.

 

It's not that hard a concept...but I know all to well how stupid customers can be.

[Guest]

I'll go to Quiznos if I want a 9 dollar sub that'll put me closer to a heart attack.

[Guest RyechnaiaSobaka]

Well, it comes with banana peppers on it?

 

I guess it's alright then. I don't like some of that other stuff, but banana peppers are my favorite thing to put on a sandwich. Especially good with roast beef, provolone, and mayo. Turkey too.

[Bruiser Chong]

You can get banana peppers on any sandwich they have. Unless I'm living in some oddity area where Subway actually lets you pick your "fixins."

[Youth N Asia]

Spicy Italian is my samich of choice

[Guest RyechnaiaSobaka]

You can get banana peppers on any sandwich they have. Unless I'm living in some oddity area where Subway actually lets you pick your "fixins."

 

I know, I'm just saying that a sandwich that comes with banana peppers on it by default can't be that bad.

 

(I actually would not eat this sandwich. I do not eat cucumbers. Get them away from me.)

[Guest Pizza Hut's Game Face]

You can get banana peppers on any sandwich they have. Unless I'm living in some oddity area where Subway actually lets you pick your "fixins."

 

I know, I'm just saying that a sandwich that comes with banana peppers on it by default can't be that bad.

 

(I actually would not eat this sandwich. I do not eat cucumbers. Get them away from me.)

 

Banana peppers are great, but giardiniera is even better.

[BUTT]

One of the funniest developments in American society over the past few years has been how the pendulum swung from OH SHIT GOTTA LOSE WEIGHT CAN'T HAVE ANY CARBS and seeing every fucking restaurant and food company adjusting their services to make them more Atkins-friendly to OH FUCK IT I WANT A GIANT TRIPLE CHEESEBURGER WITH BACON, HAM, FRIED CHICKEN, PEPPERONI, SAUSAGE, AND LOW-FAT KETCHUP and all the fast-food restaurants coming up with the most disgustingly fattening concoctions that they could devise.

[Dobbs 3K]

I like how most versions of the Atkins friendly diet involved a hot dog on a stick, or a hamburger patty served in a paper tray.

[haws bah gawd]

I tried Atkins way back in 2003, though I was hungry all the time, (which is why the "diet" failed), I did manage to drop almost 25 lbs in 2 weeks. Yes though, that's really all you see in Atkins friendly restaurants, either a hamburger on a paper tray, or hamburger wrapped in a lettuce leaf.

 

I tried the feast last week with just the meat and cheese (never been too big on veggies). It was pretty good, but I wasn't all that impressed.

[DrVenkman PhD]

I actually know someone who runs a Subway, and they said basically "the Feast" was introduced to combat the perception that Subway sandwiches don't have enough meat on them. They also noted it's kind of silly, since you can get the "double meat" option for around a buck more on most sandwiches there.

 

I think it's funny that they've decided to use Peter Griffin of all people to advertise the sandwich AND have him say something like that "Take that, Jared!" at the end of the ad. Are they trying to get away from their health concious image?

[MarvinisaLunatic]

I was tempted to try one of the Subway Personal Pizzas the other day but I resisted cause I didnt really want pizza.

 

$3.99 for one with pepperoni, plus any of the veggies from their sub line you'd want (peppers, onions, olives, tomato)

 

[Mik]

I was once so in love with Subway's Southwest Sauce that I paid something like $5 to take one of the bottles home.

[EricMM]

Probably, Venkmen.

 

Remember, any restaurant that puts nutrition info next to food in a menu invariably does worse business.

[Dobbs 3K]

I was tempted to try one of the Subway Personal Pizzas the other day but I resisted cause I didnt really want pizza.

 

$3.99 for one with pepperoni, plus any of the veggies from their sub line you'd want (peppers, onions, olives, tomato)

 

They're OK, but nothing special, IMO.

[haws bah gawd]

I was tempted to try one of the Subway Personal Pizzas the other day but I resisted cause I didnt really want pizza.

 

$3.99 for one with pepperoni, plus any of the veggies from their sub line you'd want (peppers, onions, olives, tomato)

 

They're OK, but nothing special, IMO.

 

Yea, they're just OK. No better or worse than what Pizza Hut serves.

[NoCalMike]

Is this even on the menu? Is it available at all locations? I have never heard of the thing before.

[fazzle]

*bumping this thread*

 

 

Thought the Feast was bad? Subway now has a new EXTRA super Jared-not-approved sub.

 

The Angus Stack Sub, where, if you get the footlong triple stacked sub, you can get SIX fucking angus beef patties stacked up.

 

SIX.

 

 

I went into Subway today, just curious as to how much that thing would fucking cost, and they didn't even have a price posted. They did have a price for the Double Stacked Footlong (4 patties) and that was already $7.50. So I'm thinking $9 to $10 for the six.

 

Seriously fucking ridiculous. Both the sub and the price.

 

 

[Matt Young]

I had a footlong Feast about a week ago. Really, it's not even big at all. It's not really much bigger than any of their other double stacked subs, and for $8.19m, fuck it. I can go to Winco and get a huge foot long, pound and a half Italian sub that's fresh and tastes better for $3.89. The Feast just left me wanting to eat more.