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This question has been answered by paulp. See the first response.
<a href="outlookfeed://www.yourfeed.com">Add to Outlook</a>
I don't know a way to do that, though I know almost nothing about Outlook.
I use Notify with Subscribe at Bob's Guides to send updates to users about new blog posts. You essentially send a manual email for each new blog post. It's very convenient for me -- it takes just a few clicks to send a new notice, and you can let users select topics they want to be notified about.
It's not at all what you're looking for, but might work as a fallback if you can't find an Outlook solution.
Try adding a link using:
<a href="outlookfeed://www.yourfeed.com">Add to Outlook</a>