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Do people really order tuna from those kind of places? That's my equivalent to having gas station sushi.
I read an article last night where one lab had said they couldn't detect any tuna DNA in the Subway samples submitted to them. But they added the proviso that once tuna is cooked and chopped up, it denatures the DNA and makes it difficult to detect it. Another lab had tested it and said it was 100% tuna. Now the people who filed the initial lawsuit against Subway have backtracked and are complaining that Subway can't prove it's 100% sustainable line-caught tuna.
With that said, Jimmy John's has no room to be throwing stones, their sandwiches are the worst IMO. I'll eat a sandwich from the refrigerator of a gas station quickie mart before I'll eat Jimmy John's.
I read an article last night where one lab had said they couldn't detect any tuna DNA in the Subway samples submitted to them. But they added the proviso that once tuna is cooked and chopped up, it denatures the DNA and makes it difficult to detect it. Another lab had tested it and said it was 100% tuna. Now the people who filed the initial lawsuit against Subway have backtracked and are complaining that Subway can't prove it's 100% sustainable line-caught tuna.
With that said, Jimmy John's has no room to be throwing stones, their sandwiches are the worst IMO. I'll eat a sandwich from the refrigerator of a gas station quickie mart before I'll eat Jimmy John's.
Interesting @GolferGal I'm genuinely curious what makes them good? I will make a hot tuna and cheese sandwich at home, I think they are fantastic but I've never even considered eating one at a fast food / sub joint.
I agree that it's a sham of a lawsuit, I hope Subway can win some kind of counter judgment against the plaintiffs. Also agree on Jersey Mike's - of the big chains it's my first choice, although we have a couple local mom and pop places that are even better.Its a pretty interesting test case on this because the lawsuit was a complete joke and really could harm the company.
FWIW, I'm a Pub Sub person which those outside of the southeast don't know, but overall Jersey Mikes is my spot for national chains, but Jimmy Johns in a pinch for delivery can be tolerable.
I agree that it's a sham of a lawsuit, I hope Subway can win some kind of counter judgment against the plaintiffs. Also agree on Jersey Mike's - of the big chains it's my first choice, although we have a couple local mom and pop places that are even better.
Now, with all that said, I also make a mean tuna salad. The key is a little spicy or deli mustard.
I read an article last night where one lab had said they couldn't detect any tuna DNA in the Subway samples submitted to them. But they added the proviso that once tuna is cooked and chopped up, it denatures the DNA and makes it difficult to detect it. Another lab had tested it and said it was 100% tuna. Now the people who filed the initial lawsuit against Subway have backtracked and are complaining that Subway can't prove it's 100% sustainable line-caught tuna.
With that said, Jimmy John's has no room to be throwing stones, their sandwiches are the worst IMO. I'll eat a sandwich from the refrigerator of a gas station quickie mart before I'll eat Jimmy John's.
Tuna salad is what you make to put on tuna sandwiches. It's kind of a weird misnomer since it's not actually a salad, but there we are.What's the difference between tuna salad and just having a cold tuna sandwich? One has bread and the other doesn't? This is easily my favorite part of this forum, learning new and interesting things from other people.
I'll give one at a shot. I didn't grow up not eating it or eating it. Tuna was on the family rotation but it wasn't served more than spaghetti or meatloaf or other foods.
What's the difference between tuna salad and just having a cold tuna sandwich? One has bread and the other doesn't? This is easily my favorite part of this forum, learning new and interesting things from other people.
I'll give one at a shot. I didn't grow up not eating it or eating it. Tuna was on the family rotation but it wasn't served more than spaghetti or meatloaf or other foods.
Tuna salad is what you make to put on tuna sandwiches. It's kind of a weird misnomer since it's not actually a salad, but there we are.
Im a hook and ladder guy there.I’ve been on a spicy Italian kick anyway. I’ll get a not tuna sub in the future, I’m sure. Firehouse Subs turkey bacon ranch is where it’s at anyway. Plus they have coke freestyle machines