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Will Subway Canada Finally Place Cheese Properly on Sandwiches?

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2 years ago I wrote a blog post com­plain­ing about the way cheese was placed on Sub­way sand­wiches.

Subway Canada Cheese

Accord­ing to the con­sumerist it seems like Sub­way in Aus­tralia has finally lis­tened to its cus­tomers and start­ing on July 1st, 2010 cheese will be tes­sel­lated on sand­wiches. Hope­fully Sub­way Canada will start doing the same too! This is usu­ally all I can think of when at Sub­way! The unnec­es­sary cheese over­lap and miss­ing cov­er­age .. Yep I’m a nerd :D

Subway Cheese Canada

32 Responses to “Will Subway Canada Finally Place Cheese Properly on Sandwiches?”

  1. Litesandsirens911

    Finally!!! I always ask for shred­ded cheese for this very rea­son, lol

  2. babyhead

    It’s so smart of you to ask for shred­ded cheese. I’ve eat­ing my sub­way sand­wiches with uneven dis­tri­b­u­tion of cheese :(

  3. Justine

    Sub­way isn’t too bad, Wendy’s on the other hand, can­not ever get the let­tuce straight on the burger.

  4. harrlett

    yes.….….….you did it!!!!! you made cor­po­rate amer­ica stand up and notice ways of error man!!!!!!!! haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa I love it!!!! what is your next assign­ment??? lol

  5. Natalka

    I totally agree with you and the ‘proper’ way to place the slices; when I make hoa­gies at home on a loaf of french bread, that’s how I place them.
    How­ever, if you ask for shred­ded cheese, then you get ‘real’ cheese!

  6. lalita1985

    The sub­ways I visit always put the cheese on in the way you described as ideal.…I’ve never seen it put on the other way!

  7. Jocelyn

    Now, if only they would go back to the old method of cut­ting the bread. Remem­ber when they used to do the top cut on the sub and place the meat and fix­ins’ on the inside? It was per­fect! You could take a bit of your sub and the meat and fix­ings would actu­ally stay between he bread.

  8. twinmommy

    I miss how they cut the bread too! I was told that if you ask them to cut it that way they will. I didn’t real­ize cheese place­ment was such an issue with sand­wich buy­ers! I’ve never had a prob­lem get­ting every­thing to work…but that’s just me! ;)

  9. sabina

    lol love it I have asked them to do that with the cheese before and they gave me this wired look so I have never asked again

  10. pink_panda

    ehh? really? my sub­way always put the cheese in the “ideal way” for as long as i can remem­ber. lol, i love the picture!

  11. MC

    Shop at a dif­fer­ent Sub­way. I always get my cheese like that.

  12. Emily

    Now I really want a ham sub from sub­way with extra cheese *sigh*

  13. Shadyman

    I’ve been get­ting tes­se­lated cheese for a while now here in Ottawa. Occa­sion­ally, (rarely) though, you get Sand­wich Artists who really couldn’t care less and just slap together a sub.

  14. Heather

    I love what you wrote, thats too funny lol. Great way to get your point across, I dont eat sub­way, but i would think that they would put it on properly…

  15. Brenda

    Noooo! Good GOD NO! It’s just not a Sub­way sub with the new cheese place­ment. Let’s just pray this doesn’t make it to Canada. :)

  16. missbobloblaw

    Tes­sel­lated? ;) I learnt a new word today!

  17. Brock

    LOL. So many picky people…who cares? It’s the same cheese and it’ll all end up in your big stom­ach either way.

  18. Eric

    When I worked at Sub­way (in New Brunswick) I always tes­sel­lated the cheese. Any­time I get a sand­wich, I ask for it to be done that way as well.

  19. ed

    I guess I really shouldn’t be sur­prised some­body went through all that trou­ble just to change the place­ment of processed cheese slices on their sand­wiches… don’t mess with people’s sandwiches!!!

  20. Jukes

    If I gave you two sand­wiches, one tes­sel­lated, the other not and had you take two bites from each sand­which blind­folded, would you even notice the dif­fer­ence? I gather it won’t be long before some goober will com­plain about how the let­tuce is not placed all fac­ing length­wise or the may­on­naise is not spread evenly. GOD, I just bit in the sand­wich where there was 0.004g more mayo in one spot of the sub. Ahhhhhh…it’s like an unnec­es­sary over­lap of mayo. How sad one’s life is when you sweat out these lit­tle things.

  21. Natasha

    I just really appre­ci­ate the car­toon pic­tures that go along with the argu­ment for bet­ter cheese placement!

  22. rob

    Thanks Brock. I might find this humor­ous if it was not on a site sup­pos­edly adver­tis­ing deals and coupons, and if peo­ple were more con­cerned about rel­e­vant issues than they are about their cheese consumption.

  23. Ryan

    I worked there for years through high­school (many years ago now) back when the ‘U guage” cut was done on the bread and cheese was alter­nated so it didnt over­lap. I think it has more to do with the own­ers and train­ing. As some stores do it and oth­ers dont. The old cut was much much bet­ter, but it took a bit longer to do, so it was cut out. Either way, just ask for it if thats how you want it. The per­son mak­ing your food is stand­ing right in front of you.

  24. Karen

    OMG…GET A LIFE!! If the way your cheese is placed on your sand­wich is the biggest con­cern in your life & worth all this com­plain­ing about then lucky you. There are lots of peo­ple who don’t have the lux­ury of going out to eat or who can’t eat– they get their food through a tube. Oth­ers are strug­gling for their very life. I can’t believe the nar­row­mind­ed­ness of this arti­cle. Grow up, thank God that you can eat & get a life.

  25. Valerie

    Squeaky Wheels Unite! Make the world a per­fect place one whine at a time!

    I you have never writ­ten a complaint/comment let­ter, it is for lack of observation.

    I recently wrote one because one of my kids has a teacher who is very gen­er­ous with home­work. In par­tic­u­lar with math. And that book is very heavy. So, why not make the book in 2 vol­umes as the like­ly­hood that they would need both vol­umes at once are would only hap­pen over the course of a few weeks, sug­gested I. Sur­pris­ingly I did get a response about the sec­ond cover, index, pos­si­bil­ity of loos­ing a book and copy­rights… nobody takes into account the weight of these books mul­ti­plied by the num­ber of kids mov­ing them about. but some­times some­one can be the Tip­ping Point (Mal­com Gladwell).

    So Karen? What have you done to save the world this week?

  26. Subway Sub Maker

    LOL> I just started work­ing at sub­way.… I guess in a cou­ple days I’ll have to change the way I just learned how to make them lol btw.. you know you can get our sand­wich made ANY way YOU want… You don’t need to per­suade oth­ers to join a group of unnec­es­sary dairy over­lap lol. I have a very shock­ing thing to tell you… did you know that we also over­lap our meat??? Would you like us to but less of that on the sand­wich to meet your needs? again, ITS ALL UP TO YOU. IT is YOUR WAY at SUBWAY… ROLMAO!

  27. Yury

    Just went to Sub­way in Mon­treal and the poor dude, he knows noth­ing about proper cheese cov­er­age. :(
    Hilar­i­ous comic though. :)
    Shame to the ones who take it too seriously.

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