Canada nutrition
Subway nutrition, Canada
320kcal
Lightest six-inch sub: Honey Mustard Ham
690kcal
Heaviest six-inch sub: Bourbon Brisket
27
Six-inch subs with published calories
56
Items published for Canada
The whole menu
Every six-inch sub, by calories
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- Honey Mustard Ham320 kcal
- Turkey Ranch350 kcal
- Three Cheese350 kcal
- Veggie Delite370 kcal
- BLT400 kcal
- Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki410 kcal
- Grilled Chicken420 kcal
- Black Forest Ham430 kcal
- Turkey Breast430 kcal
- Pizza Sub440 kcal
- Rotisserie-Style Chicken460 kcal
- Great Canadian Club470 kcal
- Steak & Cheese480 kcal
- Meatball Marinara510 kcal
- B.L.T.510 kcal
- Tuna (includes Mayonnaise)510 kcal
- Bourbon BBQ Steak & Cheddar520 kcal
- Veggie Patty530 kcal
- Chicken Rancher540 kcal
- Teriyaki Crunch540 kcal
- Big Veggie540 kcal
- Cold Cut Combo550 kcal
- Smashed Avocado & Turkey550 kcal
- Italian B.M.T.560 kcal
- Nashville-Style Hot Chicken590 kcal
- Steak'n Bacon600 kcal
- Bourbon Brisket690 kcal
Published calories per six-inch sub, Canada.
Subway nutrition document, October 2026View the original
Derived, and labelled as such
Most protein per 100 calories
Not a figure Subway publishes. It is the published protein divided by the published calories, which is the comparison to make if you are choosing by protein rather than by total calories, because the heaviest sandwich is not usually the most protein-dense one.
- Chicken Noodle8.8 g / 100 kcal
- Chicken Rancher6.7 g / 100 kcal
- Sweet Onion Chicken Teriyaki6.3 g / 100 kcal
- Rotisserie-Style Chicken6.1 g / 100 kcal
- Bourbon BBQ Steak & Cheddar6.0 g / 100 kcal
- Great Canadian Club5.7 g / 100 kcal
- Nashville-Style Hot Chicken5.4 g / 100 kcal
- Teriyaki Crunch5.4 g / 100 kcal
- Meatball Marinara5.3 g / 100 kcal
- Grilled Chicken5.2 g / 100 kcal
Grams of protein per 100 published calories, at the smallest published size.
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The same published table, ordered for the questions people actually arrive with. Each page shows the figure it ranks on and the calories beside it, so a ranking cannot flatter an item by hiding the other half of the trade.
Protein against calories
Every six-inch item Canada publishes both figures for. The useful question is not which item has the most protein or the fewest calories, but which ones give you more protein than their calories would suggest.
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