FANS of the famous fast food chain Subway were left horrified after employees revealed how some of their meats are prepared.
Despite losing its once high popularity across the world, Subway remains a go-to for many seeking a hearty lunch - and a sweet cookie.
However, that may soon change, after employees of the fast food giant took to TikTok to reveal what goes on behind the scenes in the kitchen.
The staff members, who post under the username @subwayhos, uploaded gut-churning footage, showing how their famous rotisserie chicken and mayo tuna are prepared on the premises.
The chicken, one of the clips revealed, comes already cooked in a tight plastic bag.
Once the employees have arrived for their shifts, they will cut the bags open, letting all the juices come out in the sink.
The big chunk of meat is then separated into smaller sections, as the worker keeps smashing it in a metal bowl.
To ensure each customer gets a similar amount of food, the shredded chicken is then placed in a black container and put on scales.
The workers of the branch, believed to be from the US, also spilled the beans on their signature tuna and mayo filling - and it's not for the faint-hearted.
Similarly to chicken, the tuna comes prepacked in a massive silver packaging, which is then opened.
After the employee has gone over the fish with their hands, they squeeze a very generous amount of mayonnaise into the bowl and mix the two together.
The grainy pale paste is then chucked into food containers to be served in their famous subs.
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Surprisingly, even the workers of the chain aren't that amazed by this filling - they described it as ''nasty''.
One fan chuckled: “Everything is fresh at subway.''
Someone else agreed, adding: ''it’s supposed to be fresh.''
''officially put off,'' a former Subway fan wrote.
''gordon ramsay would flip,'' another reckoned.
It's not the first time Subway employees have shocked its customers with the chain's secrets - last year, one worker spilled the beans about their bread.
The user shared the secret from their time working at the sub sandwich chain.
They claimed that they worked at Subway and that the "fresh-baked bread" listed on the menu is "wordplay."
They wrote: "The truth is the bread comes in frozen dough sticks that we have to let thaw to put toppings on them.
"Then they go in [an] appliance that leavens the bread before it goes into the oven."
The user also alleged that you’re most likely getting leftovers if you go to Subway in the morning for breakfast.
Interestingly enough, a Reddit user who said they worked at Subway for a "few years" claimed the same thing.
The user claimed: "Subway 'fresh-baked bread' is actually frozen breadsticks that turn into dough when they thaw.
"So yes, we thaw frozen breadsticks and put them in the oven."
