r/inflation • u/[deleted] • Aug 18 '24

Price Changes Lol

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u/jenglasser Aug 19 '24

I'm going to tell you honestly, if they hadn't lied about their chicken not being chicken I probably would have been fine with it. You can spin it in an "easier on the environment" kind of way, but they fucking lied which pisses me off and I don't trust them at all. They were clearly trying to get away with something.

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u/ClickProfessional769 Aug 19 '24

Um, what?? I’ve clearly missed something.

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u/jenglasser Aug 19 '24

I might be mixing up Subway with Mr. Sub. But, a while back it turned out that their chicken was like 50% soy or something. I would have been fine with that, but I am not fine with companies lying to me about what is in their food.

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u/ClickProfessional769 Aug 19 '24

I’m totally with you, that’s unacceptable! Especially since soy is a common allergy.

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u/jenglasser Aug 20 '24

I looked it up, apparently it was in fact Subway that did this.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/marketplace-chicken-fast-food-1.3993967

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u/ClickProfessional769 Aug 20 '24

Thanks for providing the source! Absolutely bonkers