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Bring a little nostalgia to lunch with these copycat Kmart Subs made with your favorite lunch meat, cheese, and toppings (all wrapped in plastic wrap, of course!) A NOSTALGIC LUNCH RECIPE So, way back when I worked at a local credit union, I used to get these Kmart Subs for lunch a lot. Kmart was right across the street and it was a steal of a deal when I’d grab a sub. You’d get the deli sub, some chips, and a fountain drink all for $2.99. That’s unheard of nowadays! Kmart would make the subs in the morning, wrap them in plastic and put them into the cooler. I’d pop over on my lunch break, grab one and go! I miss those days! All the flavors melded nicely together since they were chilling in the plastic wrap for a couple of hours before I came along. It’s a great combination of flavors, perfect for a make-ahead lunch or for a picnic! FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:  Can I add other condiments? Of course you can! When making these subs, I just kept them like the original. I don’t know why, but my Kmart never added mayonnaise. But, they did put the mayo packets on the side so you could add them yourself. Any tips for assembling these Kmart Subs? The bun can be kind of hard to close up with all the fillings. I used a butter knife to help keep all the toppings in while I closed it up, then it was easier to squish down and wrap. Can I make these ahead of time? Yes, just like Kmart did, you can make these in the morning, then wrap them and keep them in the fridge until lunch time. I prefer them that way. Can I make these for tomorrow? I do suggest eating these the same day that you make it. They may become mushy (because of the lettuce and tomato) if left in the fridge for too long. Or if you know they will be in the refrigerator for more than one day, just don’t add the lettuce and tomatoes until ready to eat.  Can I use other deli meat? Yup! Not a fan of any of the original meats used on these subs? Use whatever you enjoy and have on hand. How to store leftovers? These subs are best the day you make them. I’d eat them the same day and not keep them. I also would not try to freeze them. INGREDIENTS NEEDED: (SEE RECIPE CARD BELOW FOR THE FULL RECIPE) soft sub rolls yellow mustard Genoa salami bologna honey ham American cheese tomatoes shredded lettuce white onion banana peppers dill pickle chips HOW TO MAKE KMART SUBS Open the rolls and place them inside up on a large sheet tray, try to keep the bread intact and not rip it down the seam. Spread the mustard on each side. Top each sub evenly with the salami, bologna, ham, cheese, tomatoes, lettuce, onion, banana peppers, and pickles. Lay out a large piece of plastic wrap.Close one of the subs, kind of smush it so it compacts, and wrap it tightly in the plastic wrap. Repeat with the other subs. Serve immediately or place in the fridge until ready to serve. CRAVING MORE RECIPES?  Italian Sub Squares Grinder Salad Sandwich Italian Sub Skewers Italian Grinder Sliders Muffaletta Sandwich Fried Baloney Sandwich Shrimp Po Boys Kentucky Hot Brown Sliders Meatball Sub Cups Print Kmart Subs Bring a little nostalgia to lunch with these copycat Kmart Subs made with your favorite lunch meat, cheese, and toppings (all wrapped in plastic wrap, of course!) Course SandwichesCuisine American Prep Time 15 minutes minutesTotal Time 15 minutes minutes Servings 4 servings Calories 706kcal Author Brandie @ The Country Cook Ingredients4 soft sub rolls4 Tablespoons yellow mustard (more or less to taste)12 slices Genoa salami8 slices bologna8 slices honey ham4 slices American cheese, cut in half2 medium tomatoes, thinly sliced2 cups shredded lettuce1 white onion, thinly slicedbanana peppers (to taste)dill pickle chips (to taste) InstructionsOpen 4 soft sub rolls and place them (inside facing up) on a large sheet tray, try to keep the bread intact and not rip it down the seam. Spread 4 Tablespoons yellow mustard evenly on each side of all the buns (this is more or less to your tastes). Top each of the 4 subs evenly with 12 slices Genoa salami, 8 slices bologna, 8 slices honey ham, 4 slices American cheese, cut in half, 2 medium tomatoes, thinly sliced, 2 cups shredded lettuce, 1 white onion, thinly sliced and banana peppers and dill pickle chips. Lay out a large piece of plastic wrap. Close one of the subs, kind of smush it so it compacts, and wrap it tightly in the plastic wrap. Repeat with the other subs. Serve immediately or place in the fridge until ready to serve (I recommend this for best results). Notes Please refer to my FAQ’s (Frequently Asked Questions) and ingredient list above for other substitutions or for the answers to the most common questions. NutritionCalories: 706kcal | Carbohydrates: 44g | Protein: 38g | Fat: 42g | Sodium: 2629mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 11g

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