quizno: By the way, the menu is the Quizno's one. Thank you!|||repetition works for some, grouping works for others writing works for others. I like to say it out loud while i write it down. The key is to get more than one area of your brain to remember the menu. so instead of just reading it a bunch and hoping that the part of your brain that reads will remember it. you are hoping that the part that reads and then translates the reading into both verbal speech and written word. also it is easier to remember things if they are more memorable. try grouping the like things together, try to remember all the sauces that you have, rather than just one sauce at a time. when you try to remember things by grouping them, you are activating your spacial reasoning areas of the brain. for instance, you think about what the item is in relation to where it is on the menu. its almost like looking at a map and remembering how to get to where you want to. but the best method EVER for memorizing a menu. work there for a few weeks... you'll be dreaming about people asking what dressing comes on what salad. it gets old quick.|||Haha, my parents owned a Blimpie (similar to Quiznos) and I had to memorize everything too because I worked there. To memorize what was in certain sandwiches (ham, salami, cappacola, pepper ham, and provolone cheese), i would make up a sentence with the first letter of each word. So for the example above, I would say: "Harry Shot a Canary, Pigeon, and Pig" It definitely helped a lot Also, look at the different types of meats and associate the texture/color if it with the sandwich.|||write down each thing at least three times and re-read it over and over again. do this a few times and it should help. also reading things before bed usually helps you retain the information better, i don't know why but i guess it's proven.|||memorize them in batches...like 3 at a time, and when you think you got those, do another 3..try not to cram it all in together..and take your time..3 days is enough.|||Yes, going over and over it, but also read it aloud to another person, if no one is available, then just reading it aloud by yourself if very helpful.|||read it over and over|||Write it a bunch of times and read it