Thought's on Publix's Chicken Tender sub sandwiches?

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>>7378310
I think it's a cheap sandwich with cheap tendies on it. If you like that sort of thing, then good for you.

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god tier

>>7378310
One of the best ways to get a sandwhich t.b.h

>>7378310
I dont like the idea of breading inside of bread. But I've never tried it.

>>7378310
isn't it a poboy if the sandwich fillings are fried?

>>7378503
they get their food prepared in grocery stores do you actually think they know anything about food?

>>7378503
Not necessarily. I live in Louisiana and the local poboy shop sells non fried sandwhiches and they are still called poboys. Of course the most popular is fried shrimp, but non fried items are still poboys

>>7378455
what

>>7378310
My problem with it is the same problem I have with all Publix sandwiches. The bread.

I like it with chipotle hot sauce thing

Literally the only good thing about florida

Like the Italian and Philly too desu

>>7379374
beaches
>fgt.

Man child sandwich

>>7379374
>he doesn't like cuban food

literally kill yourself, m80

>>7379374
>only good thing about florida

u forgot the cuban food

Mojo pork sub is better.

Get it with pepperjack or some fancy ass spicy boarshead spicy cheese, and chipotle gourmaise, with onions if you're into that. Toasted.