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Subway Italian B.M.T.
Example Subway Italian B.M.T. prices for a six-inch and a footlong. Extras and bread are not included in the placeholder totals.
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Example data. Prices, calories, grams, dates, and markets on this page are placeholders so the template can be reviewed. They are not verified against the chain's menu.
Prices checked October 2026, Example only — not a store visit. This check is an example label. It is not a store visit.
Source. Example source: MenuLeak content file, October 22, 2026. Not a restaurant visit.
Example price · Six-inch
$5.99
Price by size
| Size | Example price | Calories | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Six-inch | $5.99 | 410 | Example only — not verified |
| Footlong | $8.99 | 820 | Example only — not verified |
Nutrition
Example grams for the filed sizes. A meal row is the sandwich plus a side and a drink, so its grams are often blank on purpose.
| Size | Calories | Protein g | Carbs g | Fat g |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Six-inch | 410 | 42 | 92 | 32 |
| Footlong | 820 | — | — | — |
Ingredients and allergens
Example Italian B.M.T.: Genoa salami, spicy pepperoni, and ham on a footlong, with cheese and vegetables you choose. The example grams assume a standard protein portion, not double meat and not extra cheese. Bread choice changes the numbers. This is not Subway's allergen tool.
Example allergens. Wheat, Milk, Soy. This is not a kitchen statement and it is not a medical list.
Release and availability
- Status
- Core menu
- Released
- No date on file
- Available through
- No end date on file
Italian B.M.T. is a named Subway sub. Final price depends on bread, cheese, and extras. These rows are example starting points.
Test markets
No test market is named. Do not invent a city.
How it compares
- Arby's Classic Roast Beef
Arby's classic is a hot roast-beef sandwich, not a footlong. Use it when the reader is comparing sandwich prices across chains. Read the size column. One is a sandwich. One is a footlong.
- Arby's Sub Stackers
Sub Stackers is a test sub at Arby's. The Italian B.M.T. is a core Subway footlong. If the test is what you saw on a board, file that page. Do not rename it as a B.M.T.
Is it worth it?
A footlong page is worth it because people search the length and the name together. The example price is a footlong, not a six-inch. Halving it would be a new claim this file does not make. Check the store. Airport Subways are a different board. The cookie on the brand page is a side, not part of this sandwich. Publish the corrected price in the first size row, move the checked location off the example sentence, and only then consider dropping the example label. Until that edit, quote the page as an example. A weekly pass is enough for a core item. A test or a launch should be edited the day you get a source. Link the brand menu so the rest of the board is one click away. Keep the example label on that pass.
Questions people ask
How much is the Subway Italian B.M.T.?
This page does not publish a verified price. The table is an example so the template has a shape. Check the Subway app or the menu board before you treat a number as current.
Is MenuLeak affiliated with Subway?
No. MenuLeak is an independent notebook. Using the Subway name so people can find a briefing is not a sponsorship, and the art is not an official logo.
Why do two Subway restaurants quote different footlong prices?
Franchise pricing, local offers, and add-ons. Record the size and what was included when you verify a number, or the next edit will mix a promo with the menu price.
Is this example a six-inch or a footlong?
Footlong. The brand page says so and this price row should keep saying so. A six-inch needs its own price. Do not divide by two and mark the result verified.