Beetroot in Subway – are Subway now gonna charge extra?

Some recent comments on my Bring Beetroot Back to Subway meme so thought I’d update you all. Jim loves Subway but not Beetroot. I love subway but beetroot sux. its messy and i hate it in my subway. adelaide has beetroot and never got rid of it but i wont be upset if it goes

Do Subway have a Clue about Beetroot?

Is Subway supressing customer feedback? New Domain: http://www.bringbeetrootback.com I was contacted off blog and alerted to the fact that Beetroot still wasn’t back on the menu in other Australian states, even though it has returned in South Australia. My source commented that there was a “fight internally” going on within the global food franchise to

Australia = Beetroot

Over at “The Helmut Post” blog, there’s a list titled “You know you’ve been in Australia too long when… … …” There’s some good points about what makes Australia what it is ……. but this is the best observation: You expect all hamburgers must contain beetroot. I was going to pick out a few really

Beetroot is a safety hazard!

Had to warn everybody….. I’ve got the ‘inside goss’ as to why Beetroot and pineapple disappeared from Subway’s menus … it’s a SAFETY issue! Over at my Bring Beetroot Back guestbook, Sarah says: look i work at subway, beetroot left because it was a safety hazard it not only spreads germs but is easily slipped

beetroot is back!

Before Everyone Eats This I can harldy believe it! It seems Subway have finally come to their senses….. A mate of mine, Wol, sent me an email to alert me… “Hi DNW, I just saw and ad from Subway about a new (limited time only) sub with beetroot! well done! ………….. Enjoy your Aussie Legend

the isthmus principle

a friend sent me some more information about that ingredient subway insist on leaving off their menu – beetroot. in a column of ‘the peninsula’ magazine, titled ‘the truth about food’ – “Beta vulgaris: the common, vulgar beetroot, has been adopted by Australians as national food. People from other countries are always surprised to find

i’ll gladly pay you tuesday

the age of the quality burger may soon pass … such is the lament over at the sydney morning herald. what’s going on? why should someone be contemplating such a dire prediction? yes, it’s all about the ‘missing ingedient’ – beetroot Kiriaki Orfanos sound a warning in the article that the absence of beetroot could

asylum

forget death and taxes, seems i can’t get away from work and beetroot lately. so much to do (blog), so little time. kayla, over at devil’s playground seems to get it…or not get it – which is what we’re on about – “Why don’t Subway have beetroot?” she muses in this blog entry about things

there’s a hole in my bucket

i’m on a crusade. at present though it’s gone a bit quiet out on the frontier. i was chatting with my mate mike seyfang today who dropped into work to catch up. mike and i go way back, but that’s another story. the point of that sentence was to say that while talking to mike