The Legendary Way Subway Is Celebrating National Cookie Day

National Cookie Day is on December 4, and Subway has just announced how they will be celebrating -- with a foot-long cookie!

Considering Subway is the brand that sells more freshly baked cookies than any other restaurant company in the United States, it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that they will set a record by selling the world's first-ever foot-long cookie.

Subway has announced it will be taking its iconic chocolate chip cookie to new heights as the brand will sell a footlong cookie on December 4 -- otherwise known as National Cookie Day.

"One foot of Subway cookie goodness, piled high with decadent toppings ranging from indulgent and sweet, to savory and totally unexpected," Subway announced in their press release. "Inspired by the Subway Series signature subs, cookie lovers can sink their teeth into four limited-edition foot-long flavors exclusively at Cookieway, the brand's pop-up restaurant that only serves its fan-favorite cookies," the brand added.

The new foot-long cookie is not the only way Subway is celebrating National Cookie Day. They announced its six and twelve-pack Cookie Bundles will now be available at Subway restaurants across the country.

"Bringing together two of Subway's most iconic menu items — footlong subs and Subway cookies – was the only way we could top our celebration of National Cookie Day last year when we opened the first Cookieway," said Paul Fabre, senior vice president, Culinary and Innovation at Subway. "We wanted to give Subway fans even more cookie to love, with flavors and ingredients that are just as crave-able as the sandwiches they're inspired by."

Footlong cookies will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Subway serves freshly made-to-order sandwiches, wraps, salads, and bowls to millions of guests. They have more than 37,000 restaurants across more than 100 countries.

According to the sandwich shop, there will be a Subway Cookie Club, which is described as, "Just like the perfect combination of proteins on Subway's #11, the Subway Cookie Club stacks cookies on cookies with a Double Chocolate cookie base and vanilla frosting, then topped with Chocolate Chip, White Chocolate Macadamia and Raspberry Cheesecake cookie chunks, rainbow sprinkles, and chocolate and raspberry sauce."

If that is not up your alley, maybe try the MexiCali, which Subway describes as "inspired by the south-of-the-border flavor of the #7, the MexiCali starts with a vanilla sugar cookie base smothered in dulce de leche, then topped with mole and corn nuts, drizzled with white chocolate sauce, and finished with ground coffee, Tajín and espresso chips."

Or, like Subway's The Monster #3, visitors can order a beast of a cookie that "has a Double Chocolate cookie base with a heaping spread of peanut butter, sprinkled with peanut butter cups, Reese's pieces, butterscotch morsels and pretzels, before it is finished with both chocolate and white chocolate sauce."

And lastly, the most unique cookie on the menu --  the Great Pickle. This cookie "showcases the signature flavor of its star ingredient, just like The Great Garlic #8 sub. This sweet and savory cookie layers both peanut butter and marshmallow crème on top of a vanilla sugar cookie base, topped with salty potato chips, savory bacon crumbles, and Subway's brand new dill pickles."

Hungry, anyone?!