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you get cups that aren't green mountain water nonsense or a reusable, hit brew over ice and strong brew to concentrate it even more and then put a cup full of ice underneath
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TOGO's #9 Pastrami with all the produce is a god among sandwiches. After I ate there I could never eat at Subway ever again.
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tacodaemon posted:Remember when Subway used to have that weird-rear end way of cutting the bread, where they'd carve a divot out of the top of it and stick your couple slices of meat and vast cloud of moldy lettuce in and then replace the divot Yeah I remember that. It owned.
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Aug 4, 2014 05:43
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ALL-PRO SEXMAN posted:so is a coffee mug and a washable filter or a french press I've used the refillable pod thing at my parents' and its inconvenient and messy enough to fill and clean that it nullifies any convenience posed by the keurig. I think they just throw it in there to provide a "well you don't have to be a wasteful, lazy gently caress to make coffee with it!" argument even though wasteful, lazy fucks are the target market and they will never use it
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theflyingexecutive posted:you get cups that aren't green mountain water nonsense or a reusable, hit brew over ice and strong brew to concentrate it even more and then put a cup full of ice underneath the real question is, can you make BULLETPROOF COFFEE, a fan favorite of palo-dieters and crossfit with a k-cup? how many sticks of butter do i need to a k-cup? SWIM needs to know 
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I like Jimmy Johns a lot. Their bread is hella good and their ingredients taste pretty fresh. Maybe the one I go to is just unusually well run. Subway is pretty rear end.
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Aug 4, 2014 05:44
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gggiiimmmppp posted:or a french press I'm a wasteful, lazy gently caress and I can confirm this. It owns, I'm polluting like whoa AND paying way too much for subpar coffee
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people that drone on about french presses are infinitely more annoying than proponents of something that makes your coffee by hitting one button
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If any of you are ever here in DC go to Taylor Gourmet and order a Church Street and some fried ravioli
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We have one of those french press guys at work and he hogs the breakroom sink forever every morning cleaning the goddamned thing
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how retarded do you have to be to struggle at cleaning a french press
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Aug 4, 2014 05:49
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Fetus Tree posted:people that drone on about french presses are infinitely more annoying than proponents of something that makes your coffee by hitting one button it's turkish coffee that's really magical
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Aug 4, 2014 05:49
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THS posted:how retarded do you have to be to struggle at cleaning a french press look no farther than somethingawful dot com. anyways french presses own cause they're convenient, and easier+faster to setup than drip machines, but honestly i don't notice a big taste difference so it's dumb to be smug about it except if you're a proud lazy coffee drinker like me.
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i ate a double stack from wendy's today. wendy's has the best burgers in the low-end fast food tier
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its successful because its cheap fast food that gives the illusion of being healthy not sure if anyone else answered this, didn't read the other five pages~
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Aug 4, 2014 05:54
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once they gave me a meatball sub with like two meatballs in it i ws pretty upset
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Fandyien posted:i ate a double stack from wendy's today. wendy's has the best burgers in the low-end fast food tier preach on brother
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gggiiimmmppp posted:it's turkish coffee that's really magical
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I think it all started with the Jared weight loss campaign ten or so years ago. Those commercials somehow made people think that eating a half pound of ham and pepperoni and an entire loaf of bread was a sensible alternative to McDonalds and Burger King.
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Aug 4, 2014 05:56
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The two guys who invented Subway in the 60s are both on the Forbes list of 400 richest Americans 
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tacodaemon posted:The two guys who invented Subway in the 60s are both on the Forbes list of 400 richest Americans would
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Xaris posted:the real question is, can you make BULLETPROOF COFFEE, a fan favorite of palo-dieters and crossfit with a k-cup? how many sticks of butter do i need to a k-cup? SWIM needs to know haha this is the most ridiculous thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YjLMdx3YZY
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Aug 4, 2014 05:59
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i didn't read the thread but 90% of the time i go to subway, its after 1am because for some bizarre reason the one near me is open until 3am and nothing else is
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jimmy johns is better but they dont use sprouts anymore and i also can't bring myself to support that rear end in a top hat
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I just remembered that I saw a "seafood" sub on a Subway menu once. Apparently it was temporary in the US, but it's on the New Zealand website: YEAH BABY I'M CRAVING SEAFOOD BLEND!!! Fuckin' imitation crab stick on a Subway sub. Uggghhhhh.
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Sega Saturn posted:jimmy johns is better but they dont use sprouts anymore and i also can't bring myself to support that rear end in a top hat jimmy johns is pretty terrible considering its just one of three meats tucked under a bunch of iceberg lettuce and a slice of tomato for like $8
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you were warned posted:I just remembered that I saw a "seafood" sub on a Subway menu once. Apparently it was temporary in the US, but it's on the New Zealand website: wow yeah thats pretty disgusting i do like their tuna salad tho
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you were warned posted:I just remembered that I saw a "seafood" sub on a Subway menu once. Apparently it was temporary in the US, but it's on the New Zealand website: apparently my subway had to choose (it seemed like it came down from corporate our something) between keeping that or keeping the veggie patty. they kept the veggie patty luckily
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gggiiimmmppp posted:haha this is the most ridiculous thing oh yea, it really is. and that was actually a light amount of butter in that video compared to some ive seen. it's really loving disgusting and seems unhealthy to me but then again I don't like butter 
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Wolfsheim posted:jimmy johns is pretty terrible considering its just one of three meats tucked under a bunch of iceberg lettuce and a slice of tomato for like $8 yeah that seems true. i always got the veggie club, which had the benefits of LOTS of p good cheese and some ingredients you didn't normally get on sandwiches (sprouts + avocado)
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gggiiimmmppp posted:haha this is the most ridiculous thing this is such an amazing combination of paleo and new age. "biohacker and author executive toxins toxins"
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Price point. Five dollars for the largest sub they have has become a staple of what people expect in a sandwich. I used to work at a Jimmy Johns, and every single day 5 to 10 customers on my shift were pissed off because their sub was only 8 inches long and cost 6 bucks. Doesn't matter that JJs subs are far superior in every way, all that mattered was that the customers felt they were getting less for higher cost. A lot of other quality sandwich places can't offer the volume of food for that price, because their food contains actual edible ingredient.
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THS posted:this is such an amazing combination of paleo and new age. "biohacker and author executive toxins toxins"   He put all of that in a cup of coffee, then said it's healthy and helps you lose weight
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Aug 4, 2014 06:22
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Remember how Subway somehow spent six years unsuccessfully attempting to register a federal trademark on the word "footlong" in reference to sandwiches
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Aug 4, 2014 06:22
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just stopping by to say that turkish coffee owns
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Aug 4, 2014 06:24
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paleo healing crystals paleo magnetic bracelets
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Aug 4, 2014 06:25
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THS posted:paleo healing crystals west coast is pretty good at poisoning the rest of the country
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simpsons did a bit in the early nineties about homer putting butter in his coffee and the joke was "haha homer's so gross nobody would actually put butter in their coffee"
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Torka posted:simpsons had a bit in the early nineties about homer putting butter in his coffee and the joke was "haha homer's so gross nobody would actually put butter in their coffee" i did that once because of that episode E: it was good
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