Can You Add Unlimited Veggies To A Subway Salad?

Although the world knows Subway best for its sandwiches, that's not the only thing the chain has on its menu. In fact, some of the most-coveted items on the Subway menu are the sandwich artists' pizzas and salads. While the pizzas are sadly only available at select locations — and even then, not all the time — you can order a salad at most Subway locations.

Per Subway Menu, the chain's salads include a cold cut salad, a chicken salad, and a Veggie Delite-inspired salad, but you can also customize or create your own. Any toppings available for sandwiches are fair game for your salad, but keep in mind that you may have to pay an up-charge for extra items, like meats and cheeses.

However, there is one category of toppings that you can add to your salad without being charged extra. That category, as you might've guessed, is the veggies. But just how much can you add?

If you routinely order extra greens on your Subway sandwiches, you're probably aware that you can get unlimited amounts of most veggies. According to 12 Onions, you can pile on as many veggies as you'd like — with the exception of avocado, which does come with a small up-charge.

This same concept applies to Subway salads, and honestly, it might just be a better deal. As The Krazy Coupon Lady points out, you can't put too many veggies on your sandwich if you want it to close, but salads are a whole different story. You can add as many veggies as you'd like, even doubling the original size of your salad. Plus, your salad faces no veggie up-charge.

While this nifty little trick allows you to get extra veggies, which in and of itself is pretty exciting, it also helps stretch your salad a bit further. With all those extra veggies thrown in, you can save half of your salad for later! Just be sure to ask for your dressing on the side so you can keep your salad fresh.