Don’t panic. Subway isn’t actually making a turducken sandwich. What they’re doing is far less adventurous and perhaps a little weirder.
This week, Subway announced that it’s set to release a trio of special edition menu items modeled after the traditional Thanksgiving sandwich. The new subs, dubbed the Festive Feast Collection, are set to debut on Nov. 13.
Each sandwich is topped with Monterey cheddar cheese, spinach, red onions and mayo. They’ll also include new stuffing and cranberry sauce toppings.
The three subs set to hit the menu are:
- Festive Chicken with rotisserie-style chicken
- Festive Turkey with roasted turkey
- TurHamKen with turkey, black forest ham and chicken
In its announcement, Subway described the TurHamKen as its “spin on the Turducken.” This spin, of course, removes the most novel of the three types of poultry in a turducken and substitutes ham.
As a result, the biggest additions to the menu for the “Festive Feast Collection” are the new cranberry sauce and stuffing.
Subway says their stuffing features a “blend of parsley, rosemary, sage, breadcrumbs and broth.”
As for the cranberry sauce, there’s no indication of whether it’s homemade or comes from a can. All we know is that the sandwich chain says it’s “sweet and tart.”
The new stuffing and cranberry sauce options aren’t limited to just the new subs. Customers can add cranberry sauce or stuffing to any sub for $1.
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