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I get a sub from subway maybe 4-5 times a year. I buy a footlong but here's where I've got Jared beat...

I explain my situation and the employees are always ready and willing to please. This is how I order:

Dbl tuna in a cup (easily 3 cans of tuna). I get Italian bread but just have it sliced open and wrapped separately. cheese is separate. Then for my veggies, they use 2 containers to hold all my veggies (future salad, way too many veggies for a footlong). Tomatoes, onions, pickles, lettuce and spinach. No sauces. It cost $10.33 and makes about 12 mini sandwiches. Usually I eat half of my tiny sub and the dog gets the majority of the bread. I leave them a nice tip because I appreciate great customer service.

There's wayyy too much tuna for the bread. I don't eat all the bread but then I have plenty of veggies for a couple salads.

I think it's rather genius. Kudos Subway!

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That is a really smart idea! I hope a subway near me will allow it. Thanks!

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@@kimpossible67 Hmmm, that sounds great! Gonna have to try that!

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That is a really smart idea! I hope a subway near me will allow it. Thanks!

Just explain your situation. It's reasonable that you can't eat very much at a time. It's wasteful to make it complete because it will get soggy.

Call ahead and ask them if they will accommodate your situation!

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that's a great idea about the cups, I usually just get it with no Condiments and ask that the lettuce and spinach be in the bottom and top so I can pull it off the bread. I will definitely try out your idea with the friendly subway folks here.

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