SUBWAY New Foot Long Doritos Nacho Review
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Okay, so you've heard my initial thoughts on Subway's new Footlong Doritos Nachos – a solid 9.1/10 for what it is! But let's dive a little deeper into why these 'struggle meal' nachos have captured my attention, and frankly, my cravings. When I first heard about Subway branching into nachos, especially with Doritos, I was intrigued. We all know Subway for subs, right? So, this was definitely a curveball, but sometimes those are the best kind! First off, let's talk about what you actually get. It's essentially a generous helping of Doritos Nacho Cheese flavored chips, smothered in melted shredded cheese, and often with some jalapeños if you ask for them. The 'footlong' branding is more about the length of the serving tray than an actual sub, which is a fun little marketing twist. What I appreciate is the simplicity. It's not trying to be a gourmet plate of loaded nachos with multiple meats and fancy toppings. It’s pure, unadulterated comfort food, designed to hit that specific craving for something cheesy, crunchy, and a little bit naughty. Honestly, the comparison to making microwave nachos at home is spot on. We've all been there, right? A bag of chips, some cheese, maybe a quick zap in the microwave, and boom – instant gratification. Subway's version captures that exact vibe, but with the added convenience of not having to wash a bowl! And let's be real, sometimes you just need that quick fix when you're out and about, or just too tired to cook. That's where these Footlong Doritos Nachos truly shine for me. Now, about the price point. Six dollars for chips and cheese might sound a bit steep initially. And yeah, I did mention it in my initial thoughts. But when you factor in the convenience, the specific craving it fulfills, and how much a bag of chips and a block of cheese would cost you anyway, it starts to make more sense. Plus, it's a pretty substantial snack. It’s not a full meal, but it’s definitely more than just a small bag of chips. For me, it's a perfect treat when I'm looking for something savory and satisfying without committing to a whole sandwich. The presentation, or lack thereof, is something that comes up a lot. Yes, they don't look like they belong on a food magazine cover once they've been heated. They're a bit of a melty, cheesy mess, but for me, that's part of their charm! It reinforces that 'down-to-earth,' no-frills, deliciousness. It's not about being fancy; it's about delivering on taste. And if you're like me, once you take that first bite, any thoughts about presentation quickly vanish. For those who are curious about trying them, here’s a little tip: if you like a bit of a kick, definitely ask for jalapeños. They add a nice zing that cuts through the richness of the cheese and the Doritos flavor. And while Subway doesn't offer many customization options for these nachos, a little hot sauce from home could elevate them even further if you're feeling adventurous. Comparing them to other fast-food nachos, like Taco Bell's offerings, is interesting. While Taco Bell has a wider variety and more traditional toppings, Subway's Footlong Doritos Nachos stand out for their unique Doritos base and simple, comforting nature. It's a different beast entirely, and I think there's room for both in the fast-food snack world. So, when should you grab these? Anytime you're craving something warm, cheesy, and crunchy, but especially when you need a quick pick-me-up or a satisfying snack that's a bit out of the ordinary for Subway. They’re great for a spontaneous treat, a movie night at home, or even just curing that late-afternoon slump. Don't go in expecting a gourmet experience, but do go in expecting a surprisingly delicious and comforting snack that truly hits the spot. Give them a try and let me know what you think!