Subway Chipotle Southwest Sauce is my favorite from all the Subway Sauces! It’ll make any sandwich taste delicious and tastes just like the chipotle sauce from Subway!
I love replicating some of my favorite Restaurant menu items! Such as Taco Bell’s Creamy Jalapeno Sauce or the tasty Chick-fil-a Sauce for dipping fries and chicken sandwiches! This Subway sauce was another successful experiment! Try our Subway’s Peanut Butter Cookies if you favor Subway!
Subway Chipotle Southwest Sauce
It’s real folks, you can actually make one of my most favored subway sauces right at home! I’m so excited about this one because there was a time I ordered packs of them from the Subway Restaurant, (talk about pregnancy cravings!), And when I order a subway sandwich you’re likely to see this orange zesty chipotle sauce drizzled over my Subway Club, Black Forest Ham or Oven-Roasted Chicken Sandwich! Trust me I know how it needs to taste I used to work at subway so, I’m pretty familiar with the flavor profile!
Now just because I worked at Subway doesn’t mean we knew the sauce recipes, they simply came pre-made. It wasn’t until years later that I decided to replicate my favorite Subway sauce. The recipe development was a total hit even though I threw out batches of it before it reached the perfect stage!
Making Subway Chipotle Southwest Sauce
As of a result, after inspecting the sauce that I ordered to go one day, I realized it had specks of dried herbs in it like a bottle of ranch dressing. That gave me the clue that it had to be ranch with chipotle peppers and sure enough, it took off from there. I tried and tried, added sour cream, more mayo tossed, and started again until it tasted just like the Southwest Chipotle sauce that I had right beside me to compare!
I had my sister-in-law as the testing individual who had to put up with all my different creations and she herself said you got it! (Before you think she was just being gullible she was actually quite difficult to please because she too knows her chipotle sauce, so let’s just say I had some straightforward feedback to deal with.) 😆
However, I couldn’t be any more excited about this! Making the Subway Chipotle Southwest Sauce was quite rewarding when I got it to taste like Subway’s sauce! I want to hear from you! Leave your feedback and comments below!
How to Make Chipotle Southwest Sauce like Subway:
Subway Chipotle Southwest Sauce
Equipment
- blender
Ingredients
Southwest Chipotle Sauce:
- 3/4 cup ranch dressing (Hidden Valley Original)
- 1/4 cup mayo
- 2 Tbsp Chipotle peppers in Adobo sauce (that's 1.2 oz or half of a 7oz can if you like it spicy)
- 2 Tbsp white distilled vinegar
- 1 tsp sugar
- 1 Tbsp onion powder
- 1 tsp garlic powder
Instructions
How to Make Subway Southwest Chipotle Sauce:
- Blend all the ingredients in a blender. Pour into a squeezable bottle and keep refrigerated for up to 2 weeks.
Notes
- Notes: all given proportions work best, cutting back on one ingredient may not turn out like mine.
- Chipotle Peppers- come in little 7 oz cans with adobo sauce, use the adobo sauce from the can too when measuring. The sauce gets better after sitting for 24 hours.
Nutrition per serving
Q&A
What is in Subways Southwest Chipotle Sauce?
The Subway Southwest Chipotle sauce is among my favorite subway sauces! Recognized from its orange color the southwest chipotle sauce is spicy, zesty, and sweet! The flavors mostly come from canned adobo peppers and with the right spices and creamy base you can create one of the tastiest sandwich sauces!
Ingredients:
- ranch dressing- the creamy base with speckled herbs.
- mayo- adds creaminess.
- sugar- sweetens the sauce.
- chipotle peppers- the main ingredient for southwest flavors!
- onion powder- adds tons of flavor!
- vinegar- gives tartness.
- garlic powder- flavors the sauce.
Is it Spicy?
The Southwest Chipotle Sauce from Subway is spicy. However, it shouldn’t be too overwhelming.
How long does it keep?
Prepared sauces can keep for some time, especially when made from already prepared items like ranch or mayo. Keep in the fridge for up to 2 weeks or freeze.
Tips:
- Use a hand blender or blender to beat everything together.
- Squeezable bottles help with storing the sauce properly and prevent the sauce from darkening.
- Keep Sauce for up to 2 weeks or freeze.
- To make it less spicy decrease the amount of adobo sauce.
