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Do you tolorate Subway?

What kind of subs do you get? Amount you can eat?

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i CAN eat there! i can tolerate bread but i don't like to have a LOT of it. so instead of that HUGE loaf they serve my sub on, i will pull out ALL the innerds (squishy white part) of the top and bottom bread and just have the very crusty outer parts left.

i have found that post op i can tolerate just about any foods. bread used to be one of my very favorite things. now i prefer toast or crusty options instead!

3rd world meat, not friendly to humans at all! Lunch meat should be a huge no no.

subway, like other fast food chains, is at the bottom of the food chain. dont be a bottom feeder.

AT Jersey Mikes you can your sandwich made into a salad. They are not bad. One small salad is 2 meals for me.

OMG!! I'm such a New Yorker..lol. I saw the title of this post and had to read it to see what the OP was talking about. How does one tolerate the subway? I thought she was referring to the underground trains we take. Then of course I realized she meant the sandwich. Hahahaha!!!

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