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I don't know anyone that would eat Subway every day. The point is that the sugar content of Subway 'bread products' is not sufficient to call it bread and I po
by wavefunction 6y ago
I don't know anyone that would eat Subway every day. The point is that the sugar content of Subway 'bread products' is not sufficient to call it bread and I pointed out the facts.
- sjwright 6y agoSubway advertising explicitly or implicitly describes its food as being healthy, not an occasional treat. (Edit: receiving down-votes and I'm curious to know what's controversial about the above. Perhaps Subway is advertised differently in your country? Would be interesting to know.)
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- arcticbull 6y agoThe issue is precisely that Subway is positioning themselves as a health-conscious brand, and the sandwiches are frequently consumed daily by the office worker crowd without cafeteria access. If they were promoting it as a brioche sandwich, that'd be one thing.
- foolfoolz 6y agohealth means different things to different people. there is not one size all to healthy. a lot of people equate healthy to calorie count, not just grams of sugar. subway has good food for calories. i think some of their items do qualify as a health conscious sandwich
- arcticbull 6y agoSugar content is often far more relevant. Sugar is not good for humans.
- dexterdog 6y agoEating Subway everyday is exactly what they market or at least used to with pedo Jared.