Can you buy subway flatbread

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Ben Davis April 1, Where does subway get their flat bread? Can you buy subway bread? Which of the following is an example of flat bread? What type of bread is made without yeast? What are examples of non quick breads?

Please complete the process by verifying your email address. If you can't find the email you can resend it here. Some features on this site require a subscription. I can't find anything even close. Hell, I'd even settle for something like the flatbread at TacoBell used in their gorditas mostly, but they occasionally have flat-bread items as well. R1, I'm thin and I'd like to keep it that way it's lower celery lower carb, but still tastes great.

I worked at a Subway last year. If you get the right "sandwich artist" hated that title, btw they can give you enough pieces to charge you for, say, a grilled cheese or their cheapest footlong. There were reports that the flatbread shares an ingredient or something like that with yoga mats. Maybe heat up one of those? I was a fan of the new multigrain flatbread, though.

R5, I've tried, and 1 I'm not very good at it apparently, and 2 I can't find anything that's even remotely like the stuff they have at Subway. It's like it's its own thing. R7, yeah, all subway bread used to have that ingredient, but they removed it a couple of years ago.

It's actually well WAS a pretty common food additive in this country, but is banned in most European countries, and fewer and fewer places in this country are still using it. If you look in ethnic food shops I honestly have no idea. They have packets of Middle Eastern flatbread. They are round, not rectangular like Subway's but they are the right thickness and consistency. Trader Joes was a bust. They had some pita bread too dry , some "Mediterranean flat bread" that was whole wheat nope way too thin, and way too small like 4" rounds , so they were more like whole wheat tortillas than what I'm looking for.

They had some Naan, which was too thick and not soft enough, and too small, but it was the closest thing. There is something at Costco called levesh bread that is good. Also have found flatbreads called flat out also found some really good ones at Aldi too. R23, my local Trader Joes is pretty small. There's only one area for bread, and one second for flat breads, and it clearly wasn't there. I searched around. I think that's basically what R7 was suggesting, OP. I spent some time unsuccessfully looking into your question, OP.

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