SAN FRANCISCO — Hero Bread is introducing its sugar-free, 100 calorie, low carb bread to more than 1,600 Subway franchises nationwide after a successful initial rollout to select Subway franchises in October 2021, according to the company. The bread is now available in seven new markets, including New York City; the Bay Area; San Diego; Portland and Medford, Ore.; Portland, Maine; and Salt Lake City.

Made in collaboration with Hero Labs, Inc., each six-inch serving of Hero Bread contains 1 net gram of carbohydrate, 12 grams of protein and 26 grams of fiber.

“Bread is often seen as a key component to human happiness and we are excited to be able to provide consumers great tasting bread that offers a host of nutritional benefits,” said Cole Glass, founder and chief executive officer at Hero Bread. “We are proud Subway was the first quick-service restaurant chain to offer our 1 net carb sandwich rolls and we can’t wait to see even more consumers enjoy their favorite Subway sandwiches made on Hero Bread.”