Q&A for How to Make Subway Sandwiches at Home

The best option is your local bakery, although some grocery stores have bakery sections where quality bread is sold. You can also try making your own.

Subway uses red wine vinegar. Their oil is a blend of mostly canola oil and a little bit of olive oil.

Mayo, mustard, ketchup, ranch dressing, hummus, pesto, to name just a few.

Subway is a fast food chain which offers a variety of subs (6 inch long sandwiches) and footlongs (12 inch long sandwiches). They usually allow you to make alterations to your sandwiches by means of bread, vegetables, sauces, etc. and let you choose different types of breads.

You're allowed to do whatever you want, it's your sandwich, but I would strongly recommend you choose mayonnaise or mustard instead.

Places like Whole Foods, Market Street, and Sprouts have really good deli meat, but you should be able to find deli meat at any grocery store.

Search "Subway chicken teriyaki copycat recipe" online and you'll get some returns.

Yes, you can use a baguette.

That's up to you. Keep in mind you will need to leave space for the other toppings as well.

Yes, subs can have anything you want on them, including Doritos.

There will probably be about 6 cheese slices on a footlong sandwich, but it depends on your preferences. You can ask for more or less cheese if you want.

Usually, you would use deli meat slices for sandwiches, which are precooked and therefore safe to eat as long as they have been in the fridge before you put them on your sandwich. However, when using things like chicken and meatballs, make sure there is no "pink" inside the meat after cooking. Do not use any meat that smells bad/weird/rotten in any way.

It depends on which type of bread you're talking about. It might be sesame seeds, or some type of grain. Feel free to go into a Subway restaurant and ask. If the employee knows, I'm sure they'll tell you.

If you like those flavors together, then go for it.

That sounds like a great idea. Thousand Island dressing is made up of different condiments and adds good flavor to many meals, including sandwiches.

Subs are very versatile. They can taste good no matter what you add as your heavy filling. Choose the vegetables you like, say in a sandwich or a salad, top it with cheese, spread some butter on the bun, season with herbs and oregano as you like, and enjoy.