Meatball Marinara : 540 Calories | $8.99
The Subway Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl features savory Italian-style meatballs covered in marinara sauce without bread. This hearty protein option combines traditional flavors with fresh vegetables in a convenient bowl format for carb-conscious customers.
Ingredients
The Subway Meatball Marinara contains:
- Italian-style meatballs
- Marinara sauce
- Shredded mozzarella cheese
- Green peppers
- Red onions
- Spinach (optional)
- Tomatoes
- Olives (optional)
Allergens
The Subway Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl contains these common allergens:
- Milk (in cheese)
- Soy (in meatballs)
- Wheat (trace amounts in meatballs)
- Eggs (in meatballs)
Cross-contamination with other allergens may occur during preparation.
Source of Calories:
The calories in the Subway Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl primarily come from:
- Meatballs (approximately 300 calories)
- Marinara sauce (approximately 80 calories)
- Cheese (approximately 100 calories)
- Vegetables (approximately 60 calories)
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition Facts are shown below:
Nutrient 1594_dc3b4b-db> | Amount 1594_ff24d0-9b> |
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Calories 1594_056a49-a5> | 540 1594_baacb4-c0> |
Total Fat 1594_b00bc4-bf> | 35g 1594_52a2fa-82> |
Saturated Fat 1594_ce580b-6b> | 15g 1594_0f6b5b-e7> |
Trans Fat 1594_53a6a2-e1> | 0g 1594_09bde7-c0> |
Cholesterol 1594_223029-a1> | 100mg 1594_eb450b-7d> |
Sodium 1594_dc8de5-96> | 1280mg 1594_489c99-56> |
Total Carbohydrates 1594_437ca1-b7> | 22g 1594_8b7e25-d1> |
Dietary Fiber 1594_d0e1db-8d> | 5g 1594_ff70c0-82> |
Sugars 1594_a0e6e5-ac> | 12g 1594_f8d726-5b> |
Protein 1594_c9c44c-34> | 36g 1594_57d8e8-96> |
Nutrition Summary
Following table shows the quick view on nutritional summary
Cholesterol 1594_161358-f1> | 100mg 1594_e3931e-38> |
Calories 1594_08adc6-0f> | 540 1594_0fe13c-79> |
Protein 1594_31e65f-91> | 36g 1594_98eabc-30> |
Fat 1594_b1c871-3e> | 35g 1594_7e5be7-0a> |
The Subway Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl contains 540 calories, 35g of fat, 36g of protein, and 22g of carbohydrates.
The bowl delivers substantial protein with moderate carbohydrates, making it filling despite lacking bread. Research from the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition indicates protein-rich meals may enhance satiety hormones. With 15g of saturated fat and 1280mg of sodium, this option should be consumed in moderation by those monitoring cardiovascular health.
Calorie Burn Time
To burn off the 540 calories in a Subway Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl:
- Walking (3mph): 142 minutes (11.4 kilometers)
- Running (5mph): 50 minutes (6.7 kilometers)
- Swimming: 45 minutes (2.3 kilometers)
- Cycling (12mph): 67 minutes (21.4 kilometers)
Customization Options
Personalize your Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl with:
- Additional proteins: Extra meatballs (+$2.00), add pepperoni (+$1.50)
- Premium toppings: Extra cheese (+$0.75), parmesan cheese (+$0.50)
- Vegetable extras: Spinach, jalapeños, banana peppers, cucumbers
- Sauce additions: Garlic aioli, ranch, or buffalo sauce (+$0.50 each)
Conclusion
The Subway Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl offers a satisfying, protein-rich option at $8.99 with 540 calories. Studies from the International Journal of Obesity demonstrate that protein-focused meals can support muscle maintenance while providing lasting satisfaction. Johns Hopkins Medicine research indicates maintaining adequate protein intake supports immune function and tissue repair. This flavorful option delivers classic Italian tastes without bread-related carbohydrates, making it versatile for various dietary preferences.
FAQs
What is the protein content of the Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl?
The Subway Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl contains 36g of protein, making it a protein-rich meal option.
Is the Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl gluten-free?
No, the Subway Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl is not strictly gluten-free as the meatballs contain wheat ingredients.
Is the Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl keto-friendly?
The Meatball Marinara No Bready Bowl contains 22g of carbohydrates, which exceeds strict keto limits but may fit modified low-carb diets.