There wasoutrage on social media.
A preeminent food blog published ascathing op-ed.
Within a year, the company did just that.
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Wegmans subs are substantial.
Meanwhile, the large, costing $14.99, can stretch well over a foot.
At $8.99, the medium is often a smart move.
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The retailer also spotlights several customer favorites on its posted menu.
Wegmans' roast beef is a thing of beauty.
Rare and luscious, it paints the roll’s soft interior with its rosy juices.
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Danny’s is the first Wegmans sub I tried, and it did not disappoint.
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Hot subs have an unfair advantage over their cold brethren, especially at Wegmans.
So it makes sense that the grocer would make a mean Buffalo-style chicken sub.
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“It’s spicy!”
the gal at the counter warned me as she tossed strips of breaded chicken with fiery orange sauce.
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