Earlier than I talk about Subway‘s new Fiery Meatball Sub on ghost pepper bread, it’s essential to notice that I’m not a giant fan and have by no means been. The sub-game has gotten fierce, and I’ll take a Quiznos (assuming I can discover one) or Publix sub in a heartbeat over Subway.
When Marcela had Subway on common rotation for the Veggie Delite, I ate their meatball sub. I made a number of tweaks, including jalapeños and pepperoni, a trick I picked up from my pal Gio Alonso in my Gamestop days.
Subway was solely on my radar once more as soon as theendorsement talked about the launch of a limited-time ghost pepper bread. My first thought was that it was time to revisit the meatball sub.
Subway was steps forward of me with a brand new Fiery Meatball Sub. There’s additionally a Spicy Nacho Hen and Spicy Nacho Steak, however these weren’t calling my identify.
The Fiery Meatball has meatballs, marinara, pepper jack cheese, and jalapeños wrapped in pepperoni, then topped with a creamy Sriracha sauce and parmesan cheese. It comes on the ghost pepper bread, which was the motive I wanted to hit Subway.
Subway Ghost Pepper Bread
The bread has jalapeños baked into it, and a fast take a look at the components reveals habanero pepper, paprika extract, and ghost chili pepper. Because the ghost pepper is listed final, it’s the smallest ingredient by weight, presumably due to its efficiency.
One chew in, and my first thought was that it was one of the best factor I’d eaten at Subway. Whoever layered and got here up with this mixture hit it out of the ballpark.
I freakin’ beloved it. Sure, it has some warmth, however it’s not insufferable. The most effective half? It’s as scrumptious because it will get for a Subway sub; contemporary meatballs go a great distance in my e book.
One final thing for individuals who are always looking out web sites and apps for offers: in case you’re in Florida, any footlong is $6.99 when ordered by means of the app or on-line (code 699FL) till November 2nd, 2024. That’s why I ordered a footlong as an alternative of a six-inch.