Top 5 Healthiest Subway Breads

Top 5 Healthiest Subway Breads You Should Try While on a Diet

Eating a Subway sandwich can be a heavenly experience with extra cheese, sauces, toppings, and your favorite bread. All this is acceptable when eating moderately, but it can be challenging when you are on a diet, especially when trying to avoid carbohydrates.

To avoid this, people shift from sandwiches to protein bowls, opting for a healthier alternative that reduces excess carbohydrates.

But what about sandwich lovers who want to eat sandwiches but also want to maintain a diet that contains fewer carbs? Let’s discuss the solution here. I have made a list of the top five healthiest subway breads that are not only healthy but are also low in calories and carbs.

1. Hearty Multigrain Bread

Nutritional value per 71-gram servings:

Amount Per ServingValue% Daily Value
Calories200
Total Fat3.0g4%
   Saturated Fat0.0g0%
   Trans Fat0.0g
Cholesterol0.0mg0%
Sodium350.0mg15%
Total Carbohydrate36.0g13%
   Dietary Fiber3.0g11%
   Sugars4.0g
   Added Sugars4.0g8%
Protein9.0g18%

A good option for protein and fiber, as it has 9 grams of protein and 3 grams of fiber, not enough, but comparatively higher than other bread

2. Artisan Italian Bread

On its 71-gram servings it has:

Amount Per ServingValue% Daily Value
Calories210
Total Fat2.0g3%
   Saturated Fat1.0g5%
   Trans Fat0.0g
Cholesterol0.0mg0%
Sodium380.0mg17%
Total Carbohydrate39.0g14%
   Dietary Fiber1.0g4%
   Sugars3.0g
   Added Sugars2.0g4%
Protein8.0g16%

This bread is also a good option for a low-carb and mid-calorie sandwich.  

3. Flatbread

In its 45-gram servings, it has:

Amount Per ServingValue% Daily Value
Calories140
Total Fat3.0g4%
  Saturated Fat0.0g0%
  Trans Fat0.0g
Cholesterol0.0mg0%
Sodium220.0mg10%
Total Carbohydrate24.0g9%
  Dietary Fiber0.5g2%
  Sugars2.0g
  Added Sugars1.0g2%
Protein4.0g8%

Again, a good option for a low-calorie Subway sandwich.

4. Italian Herbs & Cheese Bread

Nutritional value per 82-gram servings:

Amount Per ServingValue% Daily Value
Calories250
Total Fat5.0g6%
   Saturated Fat2.0g10%
   Trans Fat0.0g
Cholesterol10.0mg3%
Sodium580.0mg25%
Total Carbohydrate42.0g15%
   Dietary Fiber2.0g7%
   Sugars3.0g
   Added Sugars2.0g4%
Protein10.0g20%

Another good option for protein and fiber, as it has 10 grams of protein and 7 grams of fiber, higher than all the other breads.

5. Everything Bagel-Seasoned Bread

Per 74-gram serving, it has:

Amount Per ServingValue% Daily Value
Calories210
Total Fat3.0g4%
   Saturated Fat1.0g5%
   Trans Fat0.0g
Cholesterol0.0mg0%
Sodium710.0mg31%
Total Carbohydrate38.0g14%
   Dietary Fiber2.0g7%
   Sugars3.0g
   Added Sugars2.0g4%
Protein8.0g16%

What Bread do I eat at Subway?

I had every one of these single breads in my sandwiches, and they had not disappointed me (till now). I am not someone who measures every nutrient (accept protein) or calories (accept Subway meals) for my meal, so I usually prefer the Italian Herbs & Cheese Bread (which have 250 calories) for my sandwiches, which has 10 grams of protein.

I think you got it, why I usually prefer this bread? Yes, because of the protein. As coming from an Indian origin and as a vegetarian, I was always protein-deficient, as Indian diets mostly have carbs, like a lot of carbs. This Italian bread also has around 42 grams of carbs, but for me, it is ok, as I can tolerate much more than this.

As of now, I am trying to be more focused on protein rather than any other nutrient as I take my pills and daily salads, and I don’t have any deficiencies to care for aside from protein.

Does Subway have gluten-free breads?

This is the question many people have in their minds: whether Subway has any gluten-free bread options? The answer is yes, they have gluten-free breads that are prepared in a gluten-free environment, but the problem is about cross-contamination.

They may have gluten-free breads, but they do not guarantee about this as they use the same or shared equipment to prepare your order that has contact with gluten items, so there are chances of cross-contamination. You can check out this guide by Bex to clarify all your queries.

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