SUBWAY New Foot Long Doritos Nacho Review
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So, you've heard about Subway's Footlong Doritos Nachos, right? Like many of you, I was super curious about this new menu item. After seeing all the buzz, I decided to dive in and give it a try myself. My initial review covered the basic pros and cons, but there's so much more to unpack, especially if you're wondering if these are your next go-to snack. First off, let's talk about what you actually get. The core of these nachos, as the name suggests, is a generous portion of Doritos chips. From my experience, they use the classic Nacho Cheese flavor, which is definitely the right choice here. Then, they pile on shredded cheese – the review mentioned it's not “wet, I got money” nachos, but more of a simple, meltable blend. And for that kick, you get jalapeños. What I found interesting is that while the review highlights the simplicity, you can often ask for a few extra toppings that Subway already has on hand, like maybe some onions or even a drizzle of their sauces. Don't expect ground beef, as the original review cautioned, but a little extra salsa or even some black olives could elevate your experience if your local Subway is feeling generous. Now, how do these stack up against other fast-food nachos? Honestly, it's a different beast. If you're expecting a Taco Bell Nachos BellGrande with all the fixings, you might be disappointed. Subway's version leans into that 'struggle meal' vibe, which I actually appreciate. It's not trying to be fancy; it's comfort food. It's like that late-night snack you whip up when you're craving something cheesy and crunchy. The beauty is in its simplicity, making it distinct from the more elaborate, often messier, options out there. It's less about a full meal and more about scratching that specific Doritos-and-cheese itch. If you're planning to try them, here are a few tips from my own visits. Firstly, don't be shy about asking for extra jalapeños if you like a kick – they really make a difference. Secondly, timing might matter. I've noticed that sometimes they look better if they haven't been sitting under a heat lamp for too long. And while the review mentioned the presentation isn't its strong suit post-oven, remember it's about the taste! Also, consider grabbing a drink with it, as the chips and cheese can be quite rich. Finally, for those who loved the 'homemade' comparison in the review, making your own version of Doritos nachos is incredibly easy and fun. All you need is a bag of your favorite Doritos (Nacho Cheese is a must for authenticity!), some shredded cheddar or a Mexican blend cheese, and a few slices of jalapeños. Spread the chips on a microwave-safe plate, sprinkle generously with cheese and jalapeños, and microwave for 30-60 seconds until the cheese is melted and bubbly. It's the ultimate quick 'struggle meal' snack when you don't feel like leaving the house, and it really does capture that nostalgic vibe the Subway version delivers. So, weighing the $6 price tag again, after having tried them a few times, I'd say it's still a bit on the pricier side for what is essentially chips, cheese, and jalapeños. However, for the sheer convenience and satisfying that specific craving for a cheesy Doritos snack without any effort, it hits the spot. It's not an everyday splurge, but definitely a fun treat for those moments when you're out and about and want something quick, familiar, and undeniably tasty.