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hlthe2b

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6. I wish the article had clarified whether these "heated sandwiches" were at all different from their

Reply to sl8 (Original post)

Thu Oct 1, 2020, 08:30 AM

Oct 2020

regular array of subs, and if so, whether those breads/rolls served in Irish Subways reflect the same basic recipe for bread worldwide, or whether it was a national modification.

I rarely eat Subway, but would like clarification. That said, if you spend twenty minutes or so in the grocery store comparing nutrition labels on two dozen or more types of "healthy" breads, some of those are absolutely loaded with added sugar sources, so they may be right.

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--- and we eat that here. 3Hotdogs Oct 2020 #1

America food tends to be sweet and mushy spinbaby Oct 2020 #7

Heated filled sandwiches? Fullduplexxx Oct 2020 #2

There are a lot of places MuseRider Oct 2020 #3

Well, Sherman A1 Oct 2020 #4

i bet that's cuz they ship it as dough, and bake it at the store. ihas2stinkyfeet Oct 2020 #5

I wish the article had clarified whether these "heated sandwiches" were at all different from their hlthe2b Oct 2020 #6

And have a ton of MSG besides sandensea Oct 2020 #8