Healthiest Subway Sandwich Novels & Stories

“I’m sure it will be quickly sold out.” Elli then concentrated making them a sandwich while he decided to make them some orange juice. She carefully piled up the eggs, ham, lettuce, onions and tomatoes. “Here you go,” she said with a smile after slicing them into triangles. “I hope you like it. I didn’t put too much mayo like those in restaurants. But I added a bit of hot sauce on it.” SJ grabbed one and took a bite, chewing on it contentedly. He handed her a glass of orange juice before sitting on the stool. He quickly finished it and took another one.

“So bright.” Price took a huge gulp of soda and washed down his bite before responding. “It’s a Reuben strudel sandwich. Corned beef, pastrami, swiss cheese, and sauerkraut. This place makes the best ones ever.” He picked up an orange crinkle cut fry and shook it at her. “Try the fries.” Kylee didn’t need to be told twice. She could hardly wait to see what they tasted like. “This is the best food ever.”

She was sitting up on the bed while putting her phone up to her ear. "Ah. Sure, babe. His Ramen is always healthy and his broth is freshly made every day. It would be good for you," responded Cole. "Yeah, and... I was also thinking about that Tuna Sandwich from 24th street? I think I want that one too," said Joan. "Babe, can't the chef at home make you a tuna sandwich?" Cole probed. "The shop is an hour from me." "Cole, you know how their tuna sandwich is uniquely blended? They have this special sauce which people really like," said Joan, frowning from where she was it. She then mumbled, "Your babies are craving for the sandwich! It's not my fault."

I head toward the couch in his living room, keeping my eye on the view outside, but he steers me to the right where on the kitchen island is an assortment of subs wrapped in white wrappers with the famous Jimmy John's logo on the paper. "I know you get the vegetarian, but the doctor said pregnant women should eat a lot of proteins so I selected a few turkey options too. He also said you shouldn't have any cold deli meats. I had the sandwich heated to kill off bacteria." He points at the six wrapped subs laid out on the counter like he's waiting for a party and grins, expecting me to choose. Even in his attempted apology, he's heavy handed and overbearing. The man can't help himself.

“KFC safe,” Lee said. “Cool, I was thinking about a Sub, but Subway is a little distance off, I would also choose KFC. What about you Mr. Bernard?” “Same here,” Michael said. “Anything in particular?” “The Zinger sandwich with the drink and fries for the boss, same for me but with biscuits instead of fries,” Michael said.

“So I got turkey, PB&J, and ham. Condiments are all on the side.” “I'm a PB&J kind of girl, but turkey is a good second,” I said choosing one of the plastic wrapped sandwiches. “This looks wonderful. Thank you.” “You are very welcome. I guess that means more ham and cheese sandwiches for me,” he replied with a grin. He picked a ham sandwich up and immediately squirted four packets of mustard onto the bread. I raised my eyebrows and gave the sandwich a sidewise look. It was a lot of mustard. He shrugged. “What? I like mustard.”

Although Karina had already had breakfast at home, for some reason, the sandwich slices in front of her looked delicious. "Just take one, I intentionally made extra." Sophia said, offering her food box to Karina. "Thank you!" Karina said, taking the sandwich and starting to eat. As expected, the taste of the sandwich made by Sophia was delightful for Karina. "Wow, this is delicious, Sophia! Did you make it yourself?" Karina asked, chewing the sandwich in her mouth. "Really? I'm glad if you like it. Actually, I'm learning to make it because my boyfriend loves sandwiches from a food shop. So, I decided to make it. Besides being healthier, it's also cheaper," Sophia replied.

“Are you hungry? I’ll make us a sandwich. Do you like ham sandwiches?” “Evan...” Millie began to protest, but her words trailed off as she watched him effortlessly move around the kitchen. He pulled out a loaf of bread, mayo, and mustard and began gathering fresh ingredients—crisp arugula, juicy tomatoes, and sharp onions. “Grilled cheese sandwiches are my favorite,” Evan said as he grabbed deli ham, provolone, and a knife, gathering everything to make a sandwich on the countertop. “But ham is my second favorite. What about you?”

Charlene and Renew settled onto a worn park bench, their next move weighing heavily on their minds. With a deep sigh, Charlene pulled out her lunch, stomach grumbling. Grandma had packed her favorite—turkey and cheese with mayo, sweet pickles, sliced tomatoes, a sprinkle of salt, pepper, oregano, and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil on a soft roll. A classic Lay’s bag sat beside it. She grinned, popping a few chips into her sandwich for that perfect salty crunch.

I took a bite of the sandwich and almost moaned. This was the best tasting sandwich I've ever had. "Fucking hell, what is this made of?" I cried out. Lily looked worried, "why, what's wrong? Is it bad? "Bad? Are you kidding me? This is the best thing I've ever had since, like, never." I said. "Oh...thank you." She said and blushed. "I wasn't sure if I put too much mayonnaise or pepper....."