Subway Breakfast Sandwiches Reviewed

4-07-2010 @6:24AM Robert said... Subway uses the lowest quality meats in their subs, why should anyone expect their breakfast sandwiches to be any good? All of their "meats" are made out of pressed bits and pieces of whatever is left after the good cuts go elasewhere. Even their "chicken breasts", which are all the same size and have the same phony grill marks, are nothing but pressed pieces of chicken that years ago would have been thrown out. They get those pieces of chicken by spinning the carcass so that the remaining bits and pieces come off the bones from centrifical force, and they are then boung together with water and carrageenan. That's the garbage you get on a $5 foot long sub. How else do you think they could many money at that price?

4-07-2010 @8:20AM CHUCKJAW said... HAD MY FIRST BREAKFAST SANDWICH THIS MORNING @ SUBWAY. IF YOU CANNOT FIND A WAY TO MAKE YOUR OWN STYLE SANDWICH WITH ALL THEY HAVE TO OFFER, GO GO GO GO BACK TO MC DONALDS! FOR THE SAME OLD THING EVERYDAY.

4-07-2010 @10:35AM Eating Machine said... Personally, I think that anyone that eats the garbage at any Subway needs their insides checked out completely. I just don't know how anyone cane even get past that foul odor when you first open the door. It seems that no matter which Subway I have been to, I always smell this sickening odor when I walk in, and I need to immediately walk out.

My favorite "fast food" breakfast sandwich is the Steak, Egg & Cheese Bagel at McDonald's. These rock beyond belief! And this is also the ONLY thing I will ever eat at McDonald's. I also enjoy the Jack in The Box Steak and Egg Burrito. It's actually pretty decent as well. But all in all, when it comes to fast food, I will always prefer Carl's Jr. I have never been disappointed there, and the new Big Carl is one rocking burger! They had recently done a Steak Sandwich that was a limited time thing that I wish would return permanently. It rivaled the McDonald's Steak, Egg & Cheese Bagel, but again, this was a lunchtime sandwich.

Now, in the "mom and Pop" fast food category, there is a place in Antioch, CA called Hazel's Drive In. I small out of the way place with a 50's theme. I have tried pretty much everything on their menu and believe me, I have NRVER been unhappy with anything I have eaten there, and they have a great selection from burgers to Philly Steak, to Linguica sandwiches. It all rocks. One of my biggest draws there is also their milk shakes. I have never had better anywhere, and they have about 25 different flavors! If you are ever even within miles of this place, be sure to check it out!

4-07-2010 @12:59PM King David said... RITA -- your feeble attempts to get people to BELIEVE that you actually do whatever the posting site is talking about THEN TRYING TO SELL YOUR PIECE OF GARBAGE --- IS GETTING OLD!!!! A SPAMMER IS A SPAMMER IS A SPAMMER...

4-07-2010 @1:13PM Andy said... The advertising and boasting about the nutritional content and calorie comparrisons got me to try them. At the same time I am a fairly regular lunch time subway customer. But not for breakfast again. Why can't they toast the muffins???? tried two of the sandwiches and could not finish them, tasted like cold, soggy, tasteless bluckghh!! The eggs were precooked and out with the sand which meat in a tray? The sandwich ingredients just didn't cut it on a breakfast sandwich. I'll take an McDonalds Egg McMuffin anyday over these. At least the eggs are cooked fresh. I order them sometimes with no butter and cheese, to keep away from the fat and keep the nutrional value in my best interests.
Good Luck to Subway on future improvements to this product offering !!

6-16-2010 @10:11AM Lawd said... @Eating Machine: Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. Someone who eats McDonalds breakfast sandwiches should be the last person to call people out for needing to get their insides checked.

4-06-2010 @12:10AM Kat said... What I got from that comment was that the steak tasted like "Steak Umms" (hopefully I spelled that right). If I remember correctly, since I haven't eaten them in forever, they were a frozen product that you could buy at the grocery store.

4-06-2010 @10:19AM Spoonman said... He said it tasted like a "Steak Umm", which don't taste anything like steak. In Philly, we call them "Evil".

4-07-2010 @9:14AM Sam said... Only someone named Gudio would not understand. You must work at Subway or should I say sub-standard.

4-07-2010 @10:52AM Danielle said... Sam: Do you think your more sophisticated than him because you know what a steak umm is?

4-07-2010 @11:01AM jayme said... like biting into steak isn't the same as tasting like steak.

4-07-2010 @2:25PM Guido said... Nope, no idea what a "Steak Umm" is. And Guido is not my actual name, its what we like to call an "alias". While I know the name is these days synonymous with spike haired, orange skin douche-bags. For me it originated with father Guido Sarducci.