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Why is Subway Canada's Gluten-Free Bread Only Available for a Limited Time?

Scott Adams

By Scott Adams
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Subway announces gluten-free buns at all stores in Canada. But only for a limited time? Is the company trolling us?

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If you have celiac would you eat their gluten free sandwiches? The place is full of gluten buns, the employees use new gloves yes...but they touch the gluten buns then by hand pull each ingredient from each bin CCing each bin of ingredients as they go.....the place is a CC nightmare and the logistics for them to get a separate area, separate ingredient bins, toasted, sandwich knifes, etc is too much. This new trend they are doing is a gluten free bun for "Fad" dieters not Celiacs and those that must medically avoid even traces of gluten. ......trust me they can not even make a gluten-free salad I tried early on in my days and learned about the bin issues -_-
Is the company trolling us? YEP huge troll for the medically gluten free community.

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21 hours ago, Ennis_TX said:

If you have celiac would you eat their gluten free sandwiches? The place is full of gluten buns, the employees use new gloves yes...but they touch the gluten buns then by hand pull each ingredient from each bin CCing each bin of ingredients as they go.....the place is a CC nightmare and the logistics for them to get a separate area, separate ingredient bins, toasted, sandwich knifes, etc is too much. This new trend they are doing is a gluten free bun for "Fad" dieters not Celiacs and those that must medically avoid even traces of gluten. ......trust me they can not even make a gluten-free salad I tried early on in my days and learned about the bin issues -_-
Is the company trolling us? YEP huge troll for the medically gluten free community.

Totally agree. Got a salad there years ago and got super sick.

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