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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostBread contains starch which amylase decomposes into sugars.
Glycemic Index Food List with Slow and Fast Carbs
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Originally posted by Andy2 View PostOnly way to make sure that you are eating fresh and good quality ingredients is to cook at home.
Subway or a fine dining restaurants , they all cut corners by using cheapest ingredients and the food is never fresh.
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Only way to make sure that you are eating fresh and good quality ingredients is to cook at home.
Subway or a fine dining restaurants , they all cut corners by using cheapest ingredients and the food is never fresh.
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Bread contains starch which amylase decomposes into sugars.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostObviously it's fashionable to utter disdain towards anything popular, but of the major fast-food outlets I've always thought Subway is about the only one with half-decent stuff... depending what you choose obviously. Perfectly reasonable sandwich.
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Stopped eating Subway around 18m ago when it was making me feel quite bilious and cramps after eating one, so not surprised with this news.
qh
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Just wait until the chicken is chlorine washed for that extra bleachy flavour.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostObviously it's fashionable to utter disdain towards anything popular, but of the major fast-food outlets I've always thought Subway is about the only one with half-decent stuff... depending what you choose obviously. Perfectly reasonable sandwich.
I have quite a strong hatred for subway because they are very disingenuous. Their slogan is "Eat Fresh" yet they are one of if not the most processed QSR brands in the world. Their "Chicken" has like 20+ ingredients in it. Their "Chicken" has been tested and only has about 40-50% chicken in it, it's loaded with soy and other additives. They don't have a single unprocessed meat offering. The vegetables are not fresh at all. The bread is centrally processed and ships to the store frozen (not sure if its prebaked) with a ton of additives as well. Subway is as American and unhealthy as food gets.
Maybe it tastes okay depending on your palate but I don't know how you can call them half-decent.
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Originally posted by _V_ View PostThe bread of odd, fake and unpleasant. The fillings are usually stale, unpleasant and cheaply mass produced. If you find the food there half-decent I wonder what kind of food you eat day to day? British Rail sandwiches?
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI expected this comment... I don't know why a certain type of person is so keen with telling other people what they don't like. I assume it's a classic inferiority complex that they have this desire to boast about their superior tastes. Why do you care what I eat?
You say "usually" which implies you visit this establishment quite often. Why? Can't you afford proper food?
For someone to say it is good food is simply astonishing. Maybe it's because you live somewhere brutally poor without many fine dining experiences?
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Originally posted by _V_ View PostThe bread of odd, fake and unpleasant. The fillings are usually stale, unpleasant and cheaply mass produced. If you find the food there half-decent I wonder what kind of food you eat day to day? British Rail sandwiches?
You say "usually" which implies you visit this establishment quite often. Why? Can't you afford the food you enjoy?
I think a common palate is a blessing, personally. Far easier to be happy.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostObviously it's fashionable to utter disdain towards anything popular, but of the major fast-food outlets I've always thought Subway is about the only one with half-decent stuff... depending what you choose obviously. Perfectly reasonable sandwich.
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Obviously it's fashionable to utter disdain towards anything popular, but of the major fast-food outlets I've always thought Subway is about the only one with half-decent stuff... depending what you choose obviously. Perfectly reasonable sandwich.
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