Chicken Tender sub on wheat... american cheese, lettuce. tomato, pickles, banana peppers, honey mustard
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I can tell you only go there once in a while. They don't move exceptionally fast in the deli department, especially when making subs. It's like they're just mentally all 15 minutes from being able to clock out, so everything seems to take juuuuust a little bit longer than it should.
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Order online my friend. When we are at the condo we order from the app and then head to the small Publix and it is there waiting for us. And the app has every freaking option too.
I would!
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Slammin'SAM
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Within 3 miles of me there is Subway, Firehouse, WhichWich, McAlisters, Panera, Pita Pit, Jimmy Johns ... Sorry, but if I want the best sub I go to Publix - it is most often:
Roast Beef (Publix meat) on wheat with provolone or Swiss, mayo and deli mustard, lettuce - tomato - pickles - light jalopenos, salt - pepper - oregano, and oil and vinegar. I prefer the Publix meat to the Boar's Head, the slightly sweet wheat roll is great, and the dill pickles (which are Boar's Head) absolutely MAKE the sandwich for me.
Roast Beef (Publix meat) on wheat with provolone or Swiss, mayo and deli mustard, lettuce - tomato - pickles - light jalopenos, salt - pepper - oregano, and oil and vinegar. I prefer the Publix meat to the Boar's Head, the slightly sweet wheat roll is great, and the dill pickles (which are Boar's Head) absolutely MAKE the sandwich for me.
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Haven’t had one in a while and said I wouldn’t till I went to the condo. Hard when Publix is 2 miles away, but craving a couple of their combos.
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At the small Publix near our condo they have a Rays sub, which is similar to their Cuban with some bacon and a few other things.
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Footlong 5 grain bread, extra mayo, Boar's Head turkey & provolone, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, black pepper, oil and vinegar.
This week's special starting today is the Boar's Head ultimate.
Their Cubans are really good
I have never had a Wegman's sub and there is one a 1/2 mile from my house. Do they custom make subs? I will have to try one. I do like their prepared foods and salad bar.
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I have only eaten subs off their catering trays and they are not very good. Mostly bread and shredded lettuce. Have been told by many people that their individual subs are amazing so now that I am about 3 years removed from bad catering tray experiences, I am ready to try one.
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Publix and my family go pretty far back. My grandfather was a baker at one in Miami in the 80s, long after his “career” was over and he was in his 70s. Growing up Publix subs didn’t even exist, not until I was probably close to a teenager, early 90s. Publix subs were a staple of any growing boy at that time (I’m sure the ladies had their share). Trips to the beach, baseball games, football tailgates, you name it, Publix subs were always on the list of options and frequently made the cut. I was frankly a little disappointed they they got away from the original lineup and got into chicken tenders and Cubans and some others. Publix Cubans are OK but don’t compare to almost any other I’ve had. Chicken tenders on a sub? I mean, it’s filling for sure but that’s not a sub.
My go to was a foot long “ultimate” on wheat, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, banana peppers, and pickles, mayo and honey mustard, salt, pepper, vinegar and oil. Bag of chips on the side. Prices have gone up for sure but I remember them being around $5, maybe even as a combo.
I left FL a few years ago, but every time I go back, I try to make a point to grab one. And Wawa...I like what they do and I’ve had some tasty sandwiches there, but they don’t compare, not by a long shot.
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My go to was a foot long “ultimate” on wheat, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, banana peppers, and pickles, mayo and honey mustard, salt, pepper, vinegar and oil. Bag of chips on the side. Prices have gone up for sure but I remember them being around $5, maybe even as a combo.
I left FL a few years ago, but every time I go back, I try to make a point to grab one. And Wawa...I like what they do and I’ve had some tasty sandwiches there, but they don’t compare, not by a long shot.
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First one in a while. Excited
Now you made me hungry. Too bad I’m in upstate NY.
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I thought our Harris Teeter subs were good (they are). But "good" was redefined once a Publix opened up in the same area here last year.
Tremendous sandwiches and I've only ordered the similar simple sub that I always get from HT.
Chicken cutlet with provolone and chipotle sauce on Italian bread. Fantastic.
Tremendous sandwiches and I've only ordered the similar simple sub that I always get from HT.
Chicken cutlet with provolone and chipotle sauce on Italian bread. Fantastic.