Subway, the world's most ubiquitous fast food chain, disputed the findings in a statement to the CBC, claiming its "chicken strips and oven roasted chicken contain 1% or less of soy protein." ...

the Subway products fell woefully short. The chain’s oven roasted chicken tested as 53.6% chicken DNA, CBC reported, while strips of its sweet onion chicken teriyaki registered as 42.8% chicken DNA.

Sponsor Message But Subway's dishes were an outlier. "The oven roasted chicken scored 53.6 per cent chicken DNA, and the chicken strips were found to have just 42.8 per cent chicken DNA," the CBC ...

Subway’s press team is vehemently denying reports that the majority of its chicken strips are not composed of chicken. Lab tests funded by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation indicated that a ...

Subway’s results were such an outlier that the team decided to test them again, biopsying five new oven roasted chicken pieces, and five new orders of chicken strips. Those results were averaged ...

Of the six sandwiches tested from various restaurants, Subway's oven roasted chicken and chicken strips were the worst offenders. So Subway released its own study conducted by two independent ...

But in testing, Subway’s oven roasted chicken and the chicken strips in its Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki sandwich clocked in with just 53.6 percent and 42.8 percent chicken, respectively.

Michelle Routhenstein, a New York-based preventive cardiology dietitian, recommends adding lower saturated fat and sodium options like chicken strips or tuna to a veggie delight sandwich.

Subway’s U.S. site contains a list of ingredients used in its chicken products. For instance, the chicken breast strips contain “boneless skinless chicken breast with rib meat, water ...

Instead of greasy, drippy, breaded, deep-fried buffalo … Subway had done buffalo low-fat. Let's see how that works out. Here's the blueprint: a 6-inch sub made with strips of white-meat chicken ...

Subway came under fire years ago for its chicken ... The chain still maintains its oven-roasted chicken and chicken strips “are made from 100% all white meat chicken.” At Carl’s Jr., the ...

the study also found that Subway’s roasted chicken contained 54 percent, and its chicken strips contained only 43 percent. To give you an idea of how disturbing these numbers are: Researchers at ...