Take the fresh, ultimate cheesy start with Subway

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Since Dr. Peter Buck and his partners opened the first Subway sandwich shop in Bridgeport, Connecticut over more than 50 years ago, the popular sandwich brand has continued its steady growth. Today, it has branches in more than 44,000 locations around the world, including the Philippines. 

Through the years, the Subway brand has been “the leading choice for people seeking quick, nutritious meals that the whole family can enjoy.” Filipinos do enjoy Subway’s made-to-order sandwiches, and this year, they will be even more delighted with the Philippine launch of its Ultimate Cheesy Garlic Bread and Ultimate Toasties.

Long have Filipinos waited for these highly anticipated garlic bread and toasties, and these are finally available here from Jan. 6 to Mar. 30.

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Subway’s Ultimate Cheesy Garlic Bread is loaded with mozzarella cheese and toasted garlic butter and embraces fillings like the Ultimate Chicken and the Ultimate Italian B.M.T.™.  Ala carte price is P149 for the regular 6-inch sub and P289 for the footlong sub. Meal prices are P219 for the 6-inch sub and P359 for the footlong sub, and come with a 16 oz drink and a cookie.

Subway’s Ultimate Toasties are a fulfilling accompaniment to any sub or dish. These come in Garlic Butter (set of 2 for Php 79), or Garlic Butter and Mozzarella Cheese (set of 2 for Php 89.) Other toastie flavors include: Egg Mayo & Veggie Cheese Toasties and Pepperoni & Veggie & Cheese Toasties all for Php 89 per pair.

So, head on over to Subway and sink your teeth into those cheesy treats. Yum!

For more information about Subway and their branches here in the Philippines,you may follow their Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/subwayphilippines; visit their website: www.subway.com or contact Subway International B.V.  Tel: (+632) 8737 9584 located at  4/F Unit 2C, One E-Com Building, Ocean Drive, Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City, Philippines 1300

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