Subway launch three different flavored Footlong Cookies, but there\u2019s a catch Instagram: subwayIn time for National Cookie Day, Subway are releasing three different flavored footlong cookies. With National Cookie Day arriving on December 4, a ton of fast food places are offering special deals and treats for their customers. One of these participating fast food restaurants is Subway, who will be giving customers a free Footlong Cookie with each purchase of this sweet treat. After the brand announced they\u2019d be making the Footlong Cookie a permanent fixture of their menu, people couldn\u2019t wait to get their hands on one. What are the new Subway Footlong Cookie flavors? Now, Subway Canada is launching three gourmet versions of this classic cookie. Fans of Subway residing in Canada will be able to choose from three different flavors of cookie, these include: The Green Goddess \u2013 A chocolate chip cookie spread with bright green pistachio pieces. It is then sprinkled with coconut flakes, and green apple pieces. A drizzle of caramel is then poured on top. – The Little Italy \u2013 This cookie has a ricotta and mint chocolate chip spread, topped with blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, lemon juice, and finished with white icing sugar. – The Great Canadian \u2013 Inspired by Canada, this cookie is loaded with caramel maple spread, then topped with blueberry jam, pecans, butter tarts, and bacon. – As we\u2019ve mentioned, these cookies are exclusive to Canada, however, US fans can still get their hands on Subway\u2019s classic Footlong Cookie right now.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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