On 2003-11-07, Darryl L. Pierce > wrote:
> TOM KAN PA wrote:
>
>> I think they're better than Subway's
>
> My wife has recently been on a Subway kick, maybe for the last 3 months or
> so. The first time she bought one for me, it was downright horrible (but,
> of course, I had to put on the smiling face so as not to hurt her feelings;
> I didn't want to make her feel bad); the sandwich has way too much going
> on.

Did you let your wife choose/make the sandwich?

When ordering a Subway sandwich, one should be face-to-face with the
s/w maker and be directing him as to what goes on it as he works. You
pick the bun, the meats, and the extras. That's how I do it and I get
the exact sandwich I want every time.

My only problem with Subway is not all outlets keep their ingredients
fresh. I've been to some outlets where the ingredients are moldy or
stale.

nb