Favourite term for Submarine Sandwich
 

Up here, we call them hoagies. I talk with many people around the US and they think the name is so weird....and it is.

"Sub" more then anything.

Hoagies and grinders, hoagies and grinders, navy beans navy beans, meat loaf sandwich!

...rob van dam....

...-wich.

Sub, but I once convinced my little brother they were called Danmarino sandwiches.

Hogie. Though apparently the entire world outside of Pennsylvania and New Jersey thinks thats weird. I also call "sprinkles" jimmies, so there.

I call them subs. :)





Sloppy joes, slop-slop joeeees. Sloppy joes, slop-a-sloppy joes. ;) :)

Uhm, well, whatever the sense of this thread might be...

We call them... behold the awesome swiss way of naming a piece of bread and some ingridients... Sandwich.

How craptacular.

I've never eaten one but I like the term Hoagie the most. Probably because Homer Simpson calls them so. :lol:

Subs for me. :D

Here is a shop called Subway, but I don't think it's the same...

Chances are 50/50 that it is. What does it sell?

Subways out here in Germany are just the same as they are in the States. And yeah, they sell submarine sammiches.

Ah, okay, I didn't know. For example it sells the tuna-sandwich, that's my favourite. Then there is one called club, one Delies or so, but the rest I am not sure what they are calld.

Yeah, that's the place. Same in the US and Canada (where I never ate at since the shop smelled like menure)

You, madam, are a spoilsport. :D

I usually just say ...Im going for a subway ... or a Quiznos .....

I've always called them 'sticks'.