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Kmart Subs -A Blast From The Past

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Ingredients

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4 submarine rolls, white soft split sarah lee
8 slices salami, with the embedded peppercorns
4 slices oscar mayer bologna
4 slices oscar mayer honey-roasted ham
4 slices kraft american cheese
1/4 onion, sliced sliver thin
1/2 ounce lettuce, shredded
2 tomatoes, sliced 1/8 inch thick
1 ounce banana pepper, yellow sweet mild banana pepper rings
1 dill pickle, whole sliced sliver thin

Nutritional information

327.4
Calories
216 g
Calories From Fat
24.1 g
Total Fat
10.8 g
Saturated Fat
67.9 mg
Cholesterol
1515.4 mg
Sodium
9.7 g
Carbs
1.6 g
Dietary Fiber
3.1 g
Sugars
18.5 g
Protein
225 g
Serving Size

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Kmart Subs -A Blast From The Past

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    From 1980-1982 I was employed by Kmart to work in the Deli and Cafeteria. It was in Auburn WA. We dreaded Sub Sales. About every 2 weeks we would arrive early, set out about 10 long tables, slice heads of lettuce/toms/onions. Place each ingre in metal containers. Then....slice bologna and chopped ham. Luckily the cheese came presliced. With 4 of us working quickly we squirt mayo and mustard, add all ingreds, topped with a few dill pickles. Even after making about 200 2 per bag 400 subs we would run out. Back to the sub making again. For $1.50 per bag 2 subs per bag it really was a heck of a deal!

    • 60 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Kmart Sub’s – a Blast from the Past!, I had an awful craving hit me for one of these wonderful K-mart Sub’s and HAD to have one! I searched high and low and finally found a woman on a message board that used to work the deli counter in the late 80’s at a K-mart in Dayton, Ohio. This was one of the same stores that my Mom would take me as a kid to get one of these wonderful sub’s and a frozen Coke! used to stand in front of the counter and watch them make these sub’s and remembered all but one of the ingredients. Make sure that you wrap your sub’s and allow them to sit for 30 minutes before serving or they are not the same. This allows the bread, meat and veggies to show some love to one another., From 1980-1982 I was employed by Kmart to work in the Deli and Cafeteria. It was in Auburn WA. We dreaded Sub Sales. About every 2 weeks we would arrive early, set out about 10 long tables, slice heads of lettuce/toms/onions. Place each ingre in metal containers. Then….slice bologna and chopped ham. Luckily the cheese came presliced. With 4 of us working quickly we squirt mayo and mustard, add all ingreds, topped with a few dill pickles. Even after making about 200 2 per bag 400 subs we would run out. Back to the sub making again. For $1.50 per bag 2 subs per bag it really was a heck of a deal!, Made a South Dakota Kmart sub. used sour kraut in place of the peppers. I think we used sour kraut cause of the many Germans in the area.


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Slice All of Your Veg; Dill Pickle, Tomato, Lettuce and Onion. Layout Your Meats in a Stack and Slice Them Half. Slice Your Cheese in Half.

    2
    Done

    Open the Rolls Without Breaking the Hinge of the Bread. Squirt on the Mustard in a V Shape Pattern Across Both the Top and Bottom Bun.

    3
    Done

    Top Bun: Place 4-6 Pickle Slivers on the Top Bun.

    4
    Done

    Bottom Bun: 4 Salami Halves. 2 Bologna Halves. 2 Cheese Slices. 2 Ham Halves. 4 Tomato Slices. Shredded Lettuce. 4-8 Pepper Rings.

    5
    Done

    Carefully Close the Sandwich and Wrap It in Foil or Plastic Wrap and Allow to Sit Either at Room Temperature or in the Refrigerator, For 30 Minutes.

    6
    Done

    Unwrap and Serve!

    7
    Done

    Note: K-Mart Used Honey Loaf Ham. I Cannot Locate It on the West Coast, but Mom Says She Still Buys It in the Deli Back in Ohio. If You Can Find It, Use It! the Stuff Is Addicting.

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