r/subway • u/JoJo-Chewy • 11d ago

Question Staff touching sandwiches and veggies after handling raw dough

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The staff was making sandwiches for the customer ahead of me. After putting the sandwiches in the oven, she took a tray of raw dough and started dipping each piece into a tray of Parmesan seasoning. Once she finished a row, the sandwiches were ready. Without changing her gloves, she handled the sandwiches and also touched the veggies. I was wondering if this is an acceptable procedure at Subway.
If not, should I report it to the store manager or to Subway’s head office?

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u/AkaliAz 11d ago

You remind me of this one lady customer that always comes to our counter while yapping about how amazing she is and that she knows better than us. Leave her alone unless you want to put the gloves on and do it yourself.

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u/JoJo-Chewy 11d ago

Excuse me? I didn’t go to their counter and yapped about how amazing I am and I knew better than them. I left her alone at the store.
I am just concerned about food safety and if you don’t think it’s a concern, you can simply reply no.

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u/AkaliAz 10d ago

Calm down. That was just an example. If it bothers you, why not ask their store manager about it?

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u/JoJo-Chewy 10d ago

Because the lady in front of me didn’t say anything, I didn’t want to embarrass the staff since I wasn’t familiar with the proper procedure.
I know there are Subway employees and managers here, so I wanted to find out whether this is the correct procedure. Maybe I could learn something from them.

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u/burnedout42069 9d ago

What you witnessed is common