The metro has just added these new menu items

It's the low carbohydrate approach on footlong.


The Sub Classic Footlong Sub House has just introduced a completely different andnoisy-Way eating fresh.

Think, all you like on the teriyaki soft onion chicken just withoutthe bread But, instead, with more lettuce. End December,Metro makes his debut quietly11 bols of signature protein, all based on some of the most popular menu items in the chain. (In touch:McDonald's makes these 8 major upgrades.)

"Customers are able to build anything in a protein bowl with the same portion of protein, vegetables, cheeses and sauce, just without bread," said a metro spokesman atNews from the Nation's restaurant. "Each bowl can be customized to match the guest preferences. "TheVEGGIE DELITE is the only footlong sandwich that can not be replicated as a bowl - there is no protein for it to present!

subway protein bowls
Courtesy of the metro

The new protein bowls start at $ 6.99, however, you can add your own customizations at an additional cost. And, these new menu items are not limited-editing - they are there to stay in the long run. For the moment, they are only offered in SELECT store, but this may be subject to change later in the year.

What is offered for a limited time, however (and should be exploited from), is an upgrade of $ 2 metro on footlong bowls and sandwiches. Basically, you can get double the meat portions forJust $ 2 additional at participating locations.

So, what will your order make for your first protein bowl? The chicken ranch and bacon or marinara of meatballs?

For more, be sure to checkSales of this unhealthy food are out of graphics, say experts.


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