Subway launches the ‘SubDog’ – a massive footlong hot dog inside sandwich bread

Subway launches the ‘SubDog’ – a massive footlong hot dog inside sandwich bread

Subway

Subway is bringing hot dogs to its menu in the form of the ‘SubDog’ – a footlong all-beef glizzy inside the chain’s signature bread.

It may surprise you to learn that Subway has ventured into the world of hot dogs before.

Back in 2022, the chain “announced” the SubDog as an April Fool’s joke before making it a real limited-time menu item in Australia and New Zealand.

Then, in 2025, Subway brought it back Down Under, upping the glizzy’s size from six-inches to a footlong with several “loaded” flavor variants.

Now, it’s Canada’s turn. While official marketing is scheduled to begin next week, locations have already begun rolling out the SubDog.

Subway brings hot dogs to the menu

According to info from the CF Market Mall location, the all-beef SubDog is “Crafted with a premium all-beef sausage, served fresh on our signature bread and topped your way with fresh vegetables, sauces, and seasonings.”

The SubDog is once again a limited-time item and will be available until July 26, so fans eager to try one might not want to wait.

Subway launches the ‘SubDog’ – a massive footlong hot dog inside sandwich bread

Subway

Promotional materials state the SubDog comes in at 1280 calories, making it a sizable meal for lunch or dinner.

This comes as more chains have been going big on hot dogs. Earlier this year, Ikea released a gigantic glizzzy measuring half a meter or just under 20 inches.

Pizza Hot also got in on the action by unleashing its hot dog stuffed crust pizza for baseball season.

Even Spam joined in by announcing its own Spam hot dog for customers to try out at convenience stores.

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Meanwhile, Costco’s iconic $1.50 hot dog remains the king of value and it doesn’t appear like anyone will be able to take the throne just yet. The club’s CEO Ron Vachris has reiterated countless times that he won’t be raising the price as long as he’s around.

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