Thanks.  We, too, got some milk products in the turkey from Subway....They
were extremely apologetic and sent out word to all their stores.  Our three
year ingested it, however, and we spent the afternoon in the emergency
room...   phil and cathy, greenville NC
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From: jpreston <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, July 25, 1999 11:14 PM
Subject: Arbys in Tennessee


>We are back from a vacation and just wanted to let you know that at an
>Arby's in Tennessee where we stopped to get chicken strips for my very milk
>allergic daughter, I noticed that it was a "double" restaurant using the
>same facility.  As I was standing in line I looked at the menu for "Pasta
>Connection" and thought about Parmesan cheese--so went to ask if the food
>lines were anywhere near each other.  I was told that not only are they
>near, but the cheese strips for "Pasta Connection" are cooked in the same
>oil as the chicken strips for Arbys!!! Needless to say,we left without
>ordering!
>
>It's the first time I've ever seen Arby's coupled with any other
>restaurant, but just be forewarned.  This particular one was at the first
>exit for Chattanooga off I-75 going south.
>
>Stay alert!! :)
>
>Joyce
>
>