- mouse subway
Tomatoes a slice of cheese, a few leaves of spinach … and a dead mouse. This last incongruous ingredient that has complemented the recipe sandwich ordered by Jay Armstead, an American who was lunching in a Subway restaurant in Lincoln City, Oregon a few days ago.
Shocked by this discovery, a friend of the “victim” has posted a picture of morbid sandwich filling on social networks. “It’s the funniest thing I’ve ever seen, but it is also the most disgusting,” said Jay Armstead on a US television channel.
mouse subway
Despite this unpleasant episode, both clients have not yet decided to lodge a complaint against the fast food chain and have obtained as compensation as reimbursement of their sandwiches.
The restaurant in question has since been completely disinfected. All Food present at the discovery of the rodent had been thrown. No other customer has issued a claim. And everything is back to normal.
Look at that Beast of a mouse in the spinach at Subway today! Good thing we didn’t bite into it! AMAZING! WTF!!! The manager was in shock!
Posted by Matt Jones on Tuesday, October 6, 2015
the state health department said it didn’t put anyone in danger of getting sick.
“They [health inspectors] consulted with physicians and we followed their advice that, although it is not very appetizing, the risk of someone becoming sick due to eating lettuce with those particular circumstances were very low,” explained Cheryl Connell, Dir. Of Lincoln County Health and Human Services.
I’m sorry to say, but as a rule Subways in my part of the country do not seem clean. I live in a small town in the upper south and there are not many restaurants to choose from; however, I went in the Subway in our town once, and didn’t like the looks of it. Later the Health Dept in my town gave it a not so good rating. I’d believe just about anything about Subways. Too bad because some of the sandwiches seem healthier than other fast food places.
I don’t believe it is true. I’ve never worked in a Subway, but Subway makes the sandwiches in front of you. If you watch the way the meats, the veggies, and the lettuce are placed on a sandwich, there is no way that mouse could not have been, at least, felt by the employee, much less not seen by the customer when applied to the sandwich. It’s either a hoax, an attempt to get money or put into play by competition. I’ve worked in many fast food places, this could not happen. A roach maybe, a fly possibly… not a small mouse…
Looks like a perfectly good mousewich to me. Probably died from eating healthy.
After 40+ years in the food service industry . I find it very difficult to believe that a sandwich maker did not feel something amiss with the spinach . This has con written all over it .