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Subway debuts the Protein Bowl. It's pretty much what you'd expect.
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Like is a strong word, but they are...fine? I don't have an issue going there when I'm out in town or something
Reported. This is actually vile 😂Why would one opt for that?
I'll stick to the pizza:
I'll try any food twice, because the first time it may not have been done right
But I'll make an exception to this one. Fuck that, no way. I'd rather eat a hair.
But I'll make an exception to this one. Fuck that, no way. I'd rather eat a hair.
They renamed double meat. Nothing to see here. Also true sandwich artists were using the egg and meat for protein bowls for years before the promo. Just saying.
Man, I love Subway. I love pretty much all fast food, though.
I heard somewhere that certain meats have a high chance of giving you cancer but heavily processed meats like Salami WILL eventually give you cancer... if that's true then that bowl is uh... lol.
Why would one opt for that?
I'll stick to the pizza:
What is God's name?
I love pizza and I eat plenty of junk food, but I knew better than touch this when it was around.Why would one opt for that?
I'll stick to the pizza:
The only redeeming quality in Subway is that the bread covers up the meat so you never actually look at what you're eating from there.
And the quest for subway to reinvent their menu without actually having to reinvent their menu continues.
I mean their "grilled chicken" has more soy in it than most, so you're almost halfway there!
Subway's not amazing but conceptually, these are just salads with extra meat. Though a few seem like tooo much like the chicken bacon ranch (although, wouldn't be too bad if you wanted a full meal maybe), tuna (which seems kind of gross too), and the Italian sub bowls. But the ham or turkey or cold cut mix ones would be totally fine.
Yes, different assortments of meat, plated on a plate or tray. Very common thing in Eastern Europe, for example.
Wait, what's the difference between that and a salad with meat on it?That's just a small version of antipasto
I eat one of these about 3-4 times a week.
So it's just a random assortment of cold cuts? That's it. Sweet fuck are they lazy.
Their next menu item, The Eggonator. Just three eggs still in the shell, in a bowl.
Their next menu item, The Eggonator. Just three eggs still in the shell, in a bowl.
The KFC Double Down™ is still one of my top 3 attempts at this.
Nutritionist-Era, is there any legit protein nutrional value in that bowl or is it just marketing bullshit?
The reason I ask is because I am under the impression that if someone is looking for a good protein intake (as part of their healthy or bulk-up regime) then you can probably get more elsewhere than a boil of cheap thin meat cuts surrounded by salad.
This screams like bullshit marketing to me because that bowl looks unsatisfying.
The reason I ask is because I am under the impression that if someone is looking for a good protein intake (as part of their healthy or bulk-up regime) then you can probably get more elsewhere than a boil of cheap thin meat cuts surrounded by salad.
This screams like bullshit marketing to me because that bowl looks unsatisfying.
nitrate filled cured meats are not where you ideally want to be sourcing your protein.
Yeah it's a huge trade off. Plenty of protein sure, but at what cost.
I like how Subway of all isn't even advertising turkey first here. Like, hugely overlooked marketing angle. People see turkey and think healthier, people see a murdered italian sub and think excuse. 🤷♀️
I've had one of these minus ham and olives (not sure if that's standard or some bs desert thing). Wasn't bad. Way too much salami:everything else. If this looks good, anyone, buy a salami/pepperoni and a bag of lettuce and save yourself $
I like how Subway of all isn't even advertising turkey first here. Like, hugely overlooked marketing angle. People see turkey and think healthier, people see a murdered italian sub and think excuse. 🤷♀️
I've had one of these minus ham and olives (not sure if that's standard or some bs desert thing). Wasn't bad. Way too much salami:everything else. If this looks good, anyone, buy a salami/pepperoni and a bag of lettuce and save yourself $
This is my initial thought. RIP anyone's salt levels who's eating this on the regular.