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Subway Calories And Protein Chart For Every Bread And Protein

Complete Subway calories and protein chart for all breads and proteins. Find the best combinations for cutting, bulking, or maintenance with our detailed nutrition tables.

Most 6 inch Subway sandwiches fall between about 250 and 500 calories and 15 to 30 grams of protein depending mainly on your bread and protein choices. Understanding these numbers helps you build a sandwich that fits your exact nutritional goals.

Bread Calories And Protein Table

Here's every Subway bread option ranked by calories:

Bread (6")CaloriesProteinCarbsFatBest For
Flatbread1404g24g3gLowest calories
Potato Bun1103g20g2gSnackwiches
Multigrain2009g36g3gBest fiber (3g)
Italian2108g39g2gClassic taste
Ciabatta2106g36g5gBreakfast items
Italian Herbs & Cheese25010g41g5gMost flavor
Wrap3008g50g8gHighest calories
Gluten Free3303g55g12gDietary need only

Key Takeaways

  • Flatbread saves 60-70 calories vs Italian
  • Multigrain has the most protein of standard breads (9g)
  • Wraps are NOT lighter - they have more calories than regular bread
  • Gluten free is highest calorie option

Protein Options Ranked By Protein Per 100 Calories

This ranking shows you which proteins give the most bang for your caloric buck:

ProteinCaloriesProteinProtein/100 calBest For
Grilled Chicken6011g18.3gBest ratio
Rotisserie Chicken10017g17.0gExcellent value
Chicken Strips8015g18.8gBest overall
Turkey Breast709g12.9gLean classic
Ham708g11.4gLow calorie
Steak11014g12.7gGood balance
Chicken Teriyaki11015g13.6gFlavorful
Egg Patty1508g5.3gBreakfast
Cold Cut Combo1909g4.7gLower value
Italian BMT Meats19012g6.3gModerate
Veggie Patty1706g3.5gPlant-based
Tuna (with mayo)23011g4.8gHigher cal
Meatballs24015g6.3gIndulgent
Salami23011g4.8gHigh fat
Beef Brisket22020g9.1gGood protein

Winners By Category

Highest Protein Per Calorie:

  1. Chicken Strips (18.8g per 100 cal)
  2. Grilled Chicken (18.3g per 100 cal)
  3. Rotisserie Chicken (17.0g per 100 cal)

Lowest Calorie Proteins:

  1. Grilled Chicken (60 cal)
  2. Turkey Breast (70 cal)
  3. Ham (70 cal)

Highest Total Protein:

  1. Beef Brisket (20g)
  2. Rotisserie Chicken (17g)
  3. Chicken Strips/Teriyaki (15g)

Complete 6" Sandwich Nutrition Chart

Here's how the most popular complete 6" subs stack up (on Italian bread, standard build):

SandwichCaloriesProteinFatCarbsSodium
Veggie Delite22010g3g40g360mg
Grilled Chicken28021g4g41g690mg
Turkey Breast29019g5g44g860mg
Black Forest Ham29018g5g44g870mg
Rotisserie Chicken32026g5g43g650mg
Steak & Cheese36024g10g43g1120mg
Sweet Onion Teriyaki37024g5g59g920mg
Cold Cut Combo40017g18g43g930mg
Italian BMT41021g17g46g1400mg
Tuna45020g22g42g690mg
Meatball Marinara46024g18g51g1170mg
Chicken Rancher56036g26g45g1140mg
Nashville Hot Chicken59032g27g53g1270mg
Steak'n Bacon60031g32g46g1480mg
Bourbon Brisket69034g34g63g1600mg

Suggested Combos For Cutting

If you're in a calorie deficit, maximize protein while minimizing calories:

Under 300 Calories

ComboCaloriesProtein
Grilled Chicken on Flatbread20015g
Turkey on Flatbread21013g
Ham on Flatbread21012g
Veggie Delite on Flatbread1606g

300-400 Calories

ComboCaloriesProtein
Rotisserie Chicken on Flatbread24021g
Double Turkey on Flatbread28022g
Chicken Strips on Multigrain28024g
Turkey on Multigrain + cheese34022g

Best Cutting Sandwich

Double Rotisserie Chicken on Flatbread

  • Calories: 340
  • Protein: 38g
  • Protein per calorie: 11.2g/100 cal

Suggested Combos For Bulking

When calories matter less but you need maximum protein:

High Protein Footlongs

ComboCaloriesProtein
Footlong Rotisserie Chicken, double meat84086g
Footlong Chicken Rancher1,12072g
Footlong Turkey, double meat74056g
Footlong Steak & Cheese72048g

Best Bulking Sandwich

Footlong Rotisserie Chicken, Double Meat, Cheese

  • Calories: 940
  • Protein: 92g
  • Fat: 26g
  • Carbs: 86g

This single sandwich can provide half your daily protein needs during a bulk.

How To Convert To Footlong Values

The math is simple - multiply everything by 2:

Nutrient6" ValueFootlong Value
CaloriesXX × 2
ProteinXX × 2
CarbsXX × 2
FatXX × 2
SodiumXX × 2

Example: Turkey Breast

  • 6": 290 cal, 19g protein
  • Footlong: 580 cal, 38g protein

Adding Cheese, Sauces, And Extras

Use the Subway Calorie & Nutrition Calculator to see exactly how extras affect your totals:

Cheese Additions

CheeseCaloriesProtein
Canadian Cheddar453g
Processed Cheddar402g
Habanero Jack403g
Monterey Jack Blend603g
Swiss504g
Parmesan (grated)101g

High Impact Sauces

SauceCaloriesImpact
Mayonnaise100High
Ranch80High
Chipotle Southwest60Moderate
Mustard10Low
Vinegar0None

Vegetable Totals

All standard vegetables combined add approximately:

  • Calories: 15-20
  • Protein: 1g
  • Fiber: 3-4g

Always get all vegetables - it's free nutrition.

Quick Reference: Best Options By Goal

Weight Loss

  1. Grilled Chicken on Flatbread (200 cal, 15g protein)
  2. Turkey on Flatbread (210 cal, 13g protein)
  3. Rotisserie Chicken Salad (150 cal, 20g protein)

Muscle Building

  1. Footlong Rotisserie, double meat (840 cal, 86g protein)
  2. Footlong Chicken Rancher (1,120 cal, 72g protein)
  3. 6" Rotisserie, double meat + cheese (440 cal, 46g protein)

Balanced Maintenance

  1. Turkey on Multigrain (300 cal, 19g protein)
  2. Rotisserie Chicken on Italian (320 cal, 26g protein)
  3. Sweet Onion Teriyaki (370 cal, 24g protein)

Conclusion

Subway nutrition varies significantly based on your bread and protein choices. For the best protein-to-calorie ratio, choose chicken strips, grilled chicken, or rotisserie chicken on flatbread or multigrain. A 6 inch sub typically provides 15-30g protein for 250-500 calories, while a footlong doubles those numbers. Use our Subway Calorie & Nutrition Calculator to add cheese, sauces, and extras to see your exact nutritional totals.

Disclaimer: Information provided by this site is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice specific to the reader's particular situation. The information is not to be used for diagnosing or treating any health concerns you may have. The reader is advised to seek prompt professional medical advice from a doctor or other healthcare practitioner about any health question, symptom, treatment, disease, or medical condition.