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Subway new Tri-pepper chicken sub and more

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It’s a known fact that pepper makes food taste good, but here’s a little known fact: pepper is also an endorphin-booster, making it a pick-me-up for your mood. Introduce this feel-good food into your weekly meals with Subway’s all-new Tri-Pepper Chicken Sub, a seasonal special from the brand that features a chicken sub dressed with three types of peppers.

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Said peppers are green pepper, which provides a bit of brightness; black pepper for an intense, peppery kick; and pink peppercorns, for a numbing sensation. The trio of peppers is then layered with Subway’s chicken cutlet. The sandwich is then topped with old English Cheddar cheese to dial up on the savouriness. 

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Overall, the sub is definitely as peppery as promised, but the dose of pepper doesn’t lead to eye-watering ends. Instead, it is moreish and balanced, bringing out the juiciness of the chicken.

We recommend you try it with mayonnaise as a dressing, for a creamy, sweet contrast to the peppery punches this sub throws.

subway chicken schnitzel plant based sub

If you prefer a plant-based option, don’t feel left out, as Subway also has something new for you: the Plant-based Chicken Schnitzel.

Schnitzel is a traditional German cutlet dish, where meat is thinned and tenderized, breaded, and then fried. Get all the deliciousness but none of the meat when you try Subway’s plant-based take. 

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A crispy crumb coating coats the mock meat, which has a tenderness and juiciness that mimics real chicken. Pair this with cheddar cheese for added indulgence, and fresh greens to uplift the mouthful.

For both new subs, prices start at $7.50 for a six-inch option, $8.50 for a six-inch sub and a 16oz drink, and $9.90 for a meal with a cookie. The footlong is priced at $12.50.

subway choco mint cookies

Everyone loves a good Subway cookie to finish off their meal. For this launch, get ready to rejoice if you love chocolate mint, as the brand adds this flavour to their cookie line-up. Their Chocolate Mint ($1.40) newbie features a mint-laced cookie, with chocolate chips for a burst of sweetness. Minty and zingy, underscored by rich chocolate—this is a great, festive dessert to round off your tasty, feel-good meal.

Get the Subway Tri-Pepper Chicken Sub, Chocolate Mint Cookie, and the Plant-based Chicken Schnitzel from now till 26 January 2022. This is available at all Subway outlets islandwide, and major delivery platforms.

Find out more about Subway’s new Tri-Pepper Chicken Sub!

Photos taken by Chew Yi En.
This post is brought to you by Subway.

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