Place I used to work at would get old meat from Wal Mart.

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Jan 11, 2021
11:02:49am

4th and Niner Truly Addicted User

Place I used to work at would get old meat from Wal Mart.

It was good enough to put on the pizzas we sold to customers, so it should be good enough for you.

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4th and Niner

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Last login: Aug 12, 2021
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Can you build a one-time sandwich at the grocery store for less than a sub shop?

Mister P

1/11/21 10:59am

1-2 dollars less?

1/11/21 11:02am

Place I used to work at would get old meat from Wal Mart.

1/11/21 11:02am

RE: Place I used to work at would get old meat from Wal Mart.

kccougar

1/11/21 11:05am

RE: Place I used to work at would get old meat from Wal Mart.

CougarTailDevourer

1/11/21 11:09am

You might skate by with just meat and cheese but toppings/seasonings/condiments would push the cost up

kccougar

1/11/21 11:05am

I don't think you can actually. If you're making 3 or 4, then yes, absolutely. But not for one sandwich.

jdub

1/11/21 11:06am

For several years I ate the same thing for lunch every day: ciabatta roll, chees

Jay Rick

1/11/21 11:10am

not as good. COGS at a JJ, Jersey Mike's or Gandolphos is 30-50% depending on the sandwich

BlueFrog

1/11/21 11:18am

Find a Sprouts near you. They'll make a great custom sandwich for you for much less than the price of a chain sub place.

SierraCoug

1/11/21 12:06pm

I can get a Publix sandwich, which are really good, for about $7. By the time I

Born2Fish

1/11/21 12:18pm

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