View Full Version : Quizno's has only 1 veggie option for subs (Garbage)
carmaster
Oct 31st, 2009, 06:01 PM
Quizno's is crap. They are offering $5 large subs for only meat options and the veggie sub is $7.49. Are you kidding me? They barely fill the sub and all I am really eating is their day old bread. They also have no veggie options for their $4, $3, or $2 value items. Some locations offer to make veggie, but most refuse.
DearSummer
Oct 31st, 2009, 06:13 PM
Maybe don't eat there anymore then?
Firebot
Oct 31st, 2009, 06:15 PM
Eat meat then? Go to Subway instead? Send a letter to Quiznos to compain?
I'm not sure what you are looking for with this thread:confused:.
originalnutta
Oct 31st, 2009, 06:43 PM
Wait a minute.
are you saying that a fast food restaurant doesn't offer a nutritional meal, for the low price of $2 - $4?
This is an outrage. Alert the presses!
BornRuff
Oct 31st, 2009, 06:52 PM
I really don't think it should be an issue to order one of the subs with meat on them, but just say "don't put the meat on it, I'm vegetarian".
HBP
Oct 31st, 2009, 06:58 PM
I think it's ridiculous that they don't offer the veggie sub under their $5 promotion... it's the cheapest one to make.
stealth
Oct 31st, 2009, 07:12 PM
Quizno's isnt really a great option for veggie.
They're lack of toppings selection attests to it.
You arent going to change that, its their business model for now.
Personally all veggie subs seem like a rip to me.
nalababe
Oct 31st, 2009, 07:13 PM
I never have a problem with my veggie subs (which is my staple and of which I eat probably once a month for the past decade). They are always piled high with veggies...much more than with a regular sub.
duckdown
Oct 31st, 2009, 07:38 PM
Vegetarians should be shot
You're part of the human race, you're not a ****ing giraffe
HBP
Oct 31st, 2009, 08:22 PM
Vegetarians should be shot
You're part of the human race, you're not a ****ing giraffe
I'm an elephant.
originalnutta
Oct 31st, 2009, 08:27 PM
Vegetarians should be shot
You're part of the human race, you're not a ****ing giraffe
Humans can make choices.
nalababe
Oct 31st, 2009, 08:39 PM
Vegetarians should be shot
You're part of the human race, you're not a ****ing giraffe
Subway's meat is overprocessed crap...that's not meat.
ShadowVlican
Oct 31st, 2009, 09:06 PM
the price to pay to be vegetarian...
spf1971
Nov 1st, 2009, 06:43 AM
I think it's ridiculous that they don't offer the veggie sub under their $5 promotion... it's the cheapest one to make.
I would guess fresh vegetables are the most expensive part of the subs.
grappos13
Nov 1st, 2009, 07:40 AM
i use to get veggie subs at my school when the subway first opened.. cuz they were selling the footlong sfor 2.99 for veggie back then (like in 05)... pretty good deal for students back then... but since those days, i havent had a veggie sub..
and btw.. doesnt subway only have one option for a veggie sub as well?
JAGpilot
Nov 1st, 2009, 08:53 AM
Quiznos for the most part is lousy and very overpriced for the food you ares getting. The only sandwich that I will consider eating from them is the classic italian. You'd think for the prices they charge you would qt least have your choice of toppings like Subway.
baz5
Nov 1st, 2009, 11:39 PM
and btw.. doesnt subway only have one option for a veggie sub as well?
I think they have the veggie and veggie max. The max is some type of veggie pattie.
npinc
Nov 2nd, 2009, 12:08 AM
lol. I think Quiznos blows Subway out of the water. I'll take Quiznos any day over Subway and their so-called "sandwich artists".
grappos13
Nov 2nd, 2009, 02:48 AM
I think they have the veggie and veggie max. The max is some type of veggie pattie.
oh ok.. must be new within the last 3 years or so.. had no idea...
i dont mind subway.. i usually get it over quiznos because of the extra toppings and things like that...and a subway close to me has on going i think 17.99 for 3 footlongs any sub.. so usually get that with the family so we can each have whatever sub we want for $6 each
angekfire
Nov 2nd, 2009, 11:12 AM
Solution: Start eating meat.
ricsad
Nov 3rd, 2009, 07:52 AM
The thing about being a vegetarian is that you can't have too much expectations. I remember when I was a vegetarian, it was hard to find good tasting food with good nutritional value. And being a guy, I had to avoid soy products as much as possible. It was so hard that eventually, I just don't care about my health anymore and eat whatever vegetarian food is available. Soon after, my doctor said I was malnourished and referred me to a nutritionist who put me on vitamin and creatine supplements.
Not a vegetarian anymore for health reasons but I still vividly remember how hard it was to find good tasting food with good nutritional value.
chadjustine
Nov 3rd, 2009, 07:58 AM
Quizno's is crap. They are offering $5 large subs for only meat options and the veggie sub is $7.49. Are you kidding me? They barely fill the sub and all I am really eating is their day old bread. They also have no veggie options for their $4, $3, or $2 value items. Some locations offer to make veggie, but most refuse.
Then stop going to Quizno's. Go to McDonalds and get the filet o' fish.
ES_Revenge
Nov 3rd, 2009, 08:09 AM
Quizno's is crap.
You are just figuring this out now?
They are offering $5 large subs for only meat options and the veggie sub is $7.49. Are you kidding me?
Yeah I realised this ages ago when I went with a vegetarian friend (I wouldn't have realised otherwise, lol). Senses no make. Because the "veggie sub" was more expensive on the menu he even tried to order a meat sub and get no meat on it but they wouldn't do that :rolleyes: What a scam.
Add this nonsense to their well-known coupon scam and you quickly start thinking someone should shut down their scam operation and send them back to wherever they came from.
Just start boycotting them and tell of their scam op whenever/whenever you can. That's what I've been doing the last few years. Those Quizblows SOBs will burn in hell.
stealth
Nov 3rd, 2009, 07:25 PM
The thing about being a vegetarian is that you can't have too much expectations. I remember when I was a vegetarian, it was hard to find good tasting food with good nutritional value. And being a guy, I had to avoid soy products as much as possible. It was so hard that eventually, I just don't care about my health anymore and eat whatever vegetarian food is available. Soon after, my doctor said I was malnourished and referred me to a nutritionist who put me on vitamin and creatine supplements.
Not a vegetarian anymore for health reasons but I still vividly remember how hard it was to find good tasting food with good nutritional value.
what do you mean (bolded part)?
iamgosu
Nov 4th, 2009, 01:48 AM
Solution: Start eating meat.
lol
being a veggie is the smartest thing i think i've done with my life (you could say i haven't done many smart things in my life, but after being a veggie, i've never looked back).
and heck, i used to eat A LOT of meat and seafood...
same reason why you likely wouldn't eat pet dogs and pet fish
likewise, if you've been to a slaughterhouse you'd probably never eat meat again out of compassion for the animals
angekfire
Nov 4th, 2009, 08:34 AM
Obviously, you've never heard the screams of a tomato.
You clearly don't know me very well if you think seeing a slaughterhouse is going to stop me from eating meat.
0xffff
Nov 4th, 2009, 09:06 AM
what do you mean (bolded part)?
Someone published a study that showed eating tofu leads to higher levels of estrogen in men, so some guys use that as an excuse to avoid eating tofu always. It really makes no sense since you'd have to eat a container of it with every meal to get enough estrogen to affect you, but some guys use it as an excuse all the same.
Tofu is delicious, gynomastia or otherwise.
squishh
Nov 4th, 2009, 10:24 AM
lol
being a veggie is the smartest thing i think i've done with my life (you could say i haven't done many smart things in my life, but after being a veggie, i've never looked back).
and heck, i used to eat A LOT of meat and seafood...
same reason why you likely wouldn't eat pet dogs and pet fish
likewise, if you've been to a slaughterhouse you'd probably never eat meat again out of compassion for the animals
Then don't buy meat that comes from a slaughterhouse. Take a short drive into the country and you'll find oodles of farms, ranches, and hutterite colonies that will sell naturally raised animals.
And friend, we are doing most of these animals a favor by putting them out of their misery. That "you wouldn't eat your dog" story is bull.
angekfire
Nov 4th, 2009, 10:36 AM
That "you wouldn't eat your dog" story is bull.
Koreans eat dog. If I were to go to Korea...well, you know what they say. When in Rome, do as the Romans.
HBP
Nov 4th, 2009, 01:27 PM
Then don't buy meat that comes from a slaughterhouse. Take a short drive into the country and you'll find oodles of farms, ranches, and hutterite colonies that will sell naturally raised animals.
And friend, we are doing most of these animals a favor by putting them out of their misery. That "you wouldn't eat your dog" story is bull.
:lol:
iamgosu
Nov 5th, 2009, 11:06 AM
Then don't buy meat that comes from a slaughterhouse. Take a short drive into the country and you'll find oodles of farms, ranches, and hutterite colonies that will sell naturally raised animals.
And friend, we are doing most of these animals a favor by putting them out of their misery. That "you wouldn't eat your dog" story is bull.
lol
so it'd be cool if some dude just came around and killed you cuz you were just living a peaceful life and he wanted to "put you out of your misery"
animals have brains too, they too feel emotions and some (like pigs and cows) actually start crying when you're about to kill them
but you WOULD eat your own dog is what you're saying? >:(
cherios
Nov 5th, 2009, 01:23 PM
Quiznos used to have a very tasty Double Cheese Melt as well but they got rid of it. I don't get the rationale, since they still have all the ingrediants. I worked at one in college and I'd still make it for people if they asked, but I wouldn't be surprised if most locations won't.
delavoie
Nov 5th, 2009, 01:34 PM
who cares.. veggies are for rabbits.
jayisthebest88
Nov 5th, 2009, 02:25 PM
if you want a vegetarian meal then don't go to quizno's...
you don't hear people going to a vegetarian restaurant and then complaining there are no meat options..
stop being a *******
gilboman
Nov 5th, 2009, 02:43 PM
Just had quizno's for lunch again.
I think quizno's has the best subs out of subway and mr.sub. The prices are also pretty good compared to those two as well. a small peppercorn beef sub combo is like 7.xx after tax. fills me up
cherios
Nov 5th, 2009, 03:31 PM
if you want a vegetarian meal then don't go to quizno's...
stop being a ******.
If you want to talk about eating meat don't go to the thread about veggie subs.
wszeto28
Nov 5th, 2009, 04:11 PM
I read the thread and I thought to myself "how many different types of veggie subs can there be?"
Meat subs are largely differentiated by the type of meat you put on but to me a veggie sub is a combination of all the veggies and some sauce. How many options are even possibly available?
squishh
Nov 5th, 2009, 06:19 PM
lol
so it'd be cool if some dude just came around and killed you cuz you were just living a peaceful life and he wanted to "put you out of your misery"
animals have brains too, they too feel emotions and some (like pigs and cows) actually start crying when you're about to kill them
but you WOULD eat your own dog is what you're saying? >:(
I'm not at all saying I would eat my own dog. I'm not that heartless, because my dog lives a good life.
However, have you ever taken the time to actually look at a herd of cattle as you drove by them in a bitter January blizzard? Do you think they are enjoy that kind of life?
carmaster
Nov 5th, 2009, 10:27 PM
My main complaint is that they don't have the veggie large sub on their $5 value menu, even though veggie is the cheapest compared to meat alternatives. But also have no veggie options for Sammies, Torpedoes, or Bullets.
phomp
Nov 6th, 2009, 09:40 AM
lol
being a veggie is the smartest thing i think i've done with my life (you could say i haven't done many smart things in my life, but after being a veggie, i've never looked back).
and heck, i used to eat A LOT of meat and seafood...
same reason why you likely wouldn't eat pet dogs and pet fish
likewise, if you've been to a slaughterhouse you'd probably never eat meat again out of compassion for the animals
I have done work in a slaughtherhouse, did not stop me. Nor any of the other employee's who have been in one at my work. I must admit the smell did not make me want to eat anything for a bit but thats it.
Koreans eat dog. If I were to go to Korea...well, you know what they say. When in Rome, do as the Romans.
I thought Dog meat is now illegal in Korea. Not that I had a problem with eating Dog, in some countries they had to eat dog as an emergency food supply. Some cultures have different beliefs on dog meat, it may not be in our culture to eat the dog meat but in others it is...just like we eat Chicken. Who are we to judge theirs (not directed at Angekfire)? (I'm a Canadian, if it matters).
lol
so it'd be cool if some dude just came around and killed you cuz you were just living a peaceful life and he wanted to "put you out of your misery"
animals have brains too, they too feel emotions and some (like pigs and cows) actually start crying when you're about to kill them
but you WOULD eat your own dog is what you're saying? >:( I would not eat my own dog, he is poisionous...;) You a member of PITA or something?
My main complaint is that they don't have the veggie large sub on their $5 value menu, even though veggie is the cheapest compared to meat alternatives. But also have no veggie options for Sammies, Torpedoes, or Bullets.
Yeah, I do not get that either. They lose the Veggie customers by doing this, but also if a group of people is going to get subs, the Vegetarian is going to suggest another place because of this. I do not think it is that great for business either.
loybond
Nov 7th, 2009, 08:41 PM
The difference is that we are self-aware, nothing else on this planet is. You're feeling compassion for animals that have no idea that they're even alive. IMO that life is worthless, but everyone is entitled to their own.
lol
so it'd be cool if some dude just came around and killed you cuz you were just living a peaceful life and he wanted to "put you out of your misery"
animals have brains too, they too feel emotions and some (like pigs and cows) actually start crying when you're about to kill them
but you WOULD eat your own dog is what you're saying? >:(
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