Most of the vegetables you can add to your Subway sandwich are included in its base price. You can also get more veggies than the default amount without paying more.

The vegetables you can add to your sandwich for free include lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, cucumbers, spinach, and olives, as well as green, jalapeño, and banana peppers.

For a more flavorful meal, try requesting the freshest bread available that day. Asking for the softest bread available can also help you get a fresher loaf.

That’s because most breads get harder as they get older, and the softer ones tend to be fresher. However, the con is that the softest or freshest loaf may not be your usual choice.

If you like mayo or a sauce on your favorite Subway sandwich, consider asking for the condiment to be added to the sandwich before all of the other fillings.

Spreading the sauce directly onto the bread will give you maximum flavor with every bite, as opposed to unequally distributed lines of sauce drizzled in the middle of the fillings.

Before your sandwich is toasted, ask for the veggies to be added and heated up with the meat, cheese, and bread. Toasting the veggies will make their flavor stronger.

This will also help bind your sub if you add cheese, as it will melt over the veggies and fuse them to the other parts of the sub. Note that toasting peppers may boost their heat.

If you just can't get enough of the cheese slices in your Subway sandwich and want to take that cheesy factor to the next level, ask for your cheese to be melted.

For more meltiness, ask for shredded cheese to be added to the bread, followed by the other fillings. Then, ask for it all to be topped with more shredded cheese before toasting.