eat blech
Subway recently mailed me a flyer with coupons for a free breakfast sandwich with purchase of a drink. Yeah, Subway does breakfast now, and it's actually pretty good. Plus you feel good about yourself eating the egg white sandwich (trust me, in terms of flavor it doesn't make a difference to get the whole eggs) with vegetables and cold cuts on whole grain bread rather than the greasy sausage biscuit most places offer.
The coffee, though ... that's another story altogether. They sell Seattle's Best, but not very much of it, as evidenced by the fact that both times I've had it I had to wait for them to brew a fresh pot as the last one had almost none. And this is another instance where, flavor-wise, it doesn't make a difference. Is Seattle's Best coffee really the best coffee in Seattle? I would be surprised. Maybe they left off the last bit of the name, and it's actually supposed to be "Seattle's Best Crime Against Humanity."
The worst of it is this is what I was paying for. The sandwich was good, and I got that for free, but I dropped two bucks on what is possibly the worst coffee I've ever drank in my life. Yes, even counting the bagged sawdust they give you in hotels for free. Just say no.
The coffee, though ... that's another story altogether. They sell Seattle's Best, but not very much of it, as evidenced by the fact that both times I've had it I had to wait for them to brew a fresh pot as the last one had almost none. And this is another instance where, flavor-wise, it doesn't make a difference. Is Seattle's Best coffee really the best coffee in Seattle? I would be surprised. Maybe they left off the last bit of the name, and it's actually supposed to be "Seattle's Best Crime Against Humanity."
The worst of it is this is what I was paying for. The sandwich was good, and I got that for free, but I dropped two bucks on what is possibly the worst coffee I've ever drank in my life. Yes, even counting the bagged sawdust they give you in hotels for free. Just say no.