Subway brings again Honey Oat Bread and Creamy Sriracha Sauce at collaborating places national. Additionally new is Baja Chipotle-flavored Omit Vickie’s potato chips.
Subway’s Honey Oat Bread returns after 4 years. It is a “candy and earthy” multigrain bread that is been rolled in Subway’s signature honey oat topping prior to baking.
Subway’s Creamy Sriracha is the chain’s spiciest sauce and used to be prior to now simplest to be had at make a selection places. It gives a mixture of highly spiced purple chili taste with a creamy mayo-based texture.
Whilst Honey Oat Bread is again for a restricted time, Creamy Sriracha Sauce returns to the menu completely.
Omit Vickie’s new Baja Chipotle flavored kettle-cooked potato chips are a Subway-exclusive merchandise that includes a smoky, highly spiced taste that used to be impressed through Subway’s Baja Chipotle sauce.
Subway additionally offered new wraps made with a brand new lavash-style flatbread previous this month.
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