Subway is a major fast food chain in the U.S., with over 20,000 locations. Subway sandwiches can be ordered in extremely many combinations. Regular customers and some employees recommend a specific ordering trick for better results. Requesting that sauce be added before vegetables can change the typical assembly flow, which often places sauce after toppings. Adding sauce earlier can help create a more even flavor and prevent parts of the sandwich from becoming dry. Some workers may not mind the request, and some may prefer it because it reduces mess, while others may be irritated when making sandwiches out of the usual order during busy times.
"Subway is, without a doubt, one of the most popular fast food chains in the U.S. In fact, there are more than 20,000 Subway restaurants in the entire country. For context, McDonald's has fewer than 14,000. So yeah, Subway, which has been around since the 1960s, is still a big deal for sandwich-loving Americans everywhere."
"To give you the very best chance of success, many regulars and even Subway's own workers say to always ask for the sauce to be added before the vegetables. In theory, it's a simple request, but it does involve changing up the usual order of things. Most Subway workers start with the bread before moving on to the main event (the meat, cheese, or vegetables), toppings, then drizzling the sauce before wrapping everything up."
"Swapping the last two steps, however, often results in a neater, more flavorful sandwich. Many workers won't mind if you ask them to do this. In fact, as we mentioned earlier, some even prefer it because it reduces mess, but others might be irritated with having to make the sandwich out of order - especially when it's busy."
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