I mean, why does this place get so many jokes and mcdonalds doesn't? what about jack in the box? I don't get the love for that place
I tried the turkey sandwich when they had that special, last week or the week before. It was tasty, but small, considering the price. It was about the size of a regular hamburger bun. For $4+, I'd expect it to be larger.
Sodium content is my concern as well. I am interested in the sliced turkey.
Also, OP, how have you "admired....eating at Arby's?" Like, how do you admire that...
When I was in driver's ed, the teacher told me to drive to Arby's while giving the lesson. He got the five for $5 deal and ate all 5 sandwhiches while he was "teaching" us to drive!
I go there one a month when I get their coupon. I order 3 classic cheddar melt, value curly fries, and a small soda
I wish I could just buy a bottle of the arbys sauce but yes I do love eating there whenever I can find a place
I'd rather slit my throat than eat at Arby's
Right, but then you add curly fries, soda, and a shake.Ironically, this came out in today's Mens Health Magazine:
http://fitbie.msn.com/slideshow/20-shockingly-healthy-restaurant-foods/slide/2
20. Guilty Pleasure at Arby's
Super Roast Beef Sandwich
430 calories
17 g fat (5 g saturated, 0.5 g trans)
1,060 mg sodium
Just like a hamburger, this sandwich is piled with lettuce, tomato, and onion. The difference is that Arby's replaces the beef patty with roast beef, which clears off enough excessive fat to make room for indulgent sides or dessert. If this were a burger, you could expect it to weigh in with at least 600 calories.
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Well now...that's a fucking coincidence...I too would rather slit your throat than eat at Arby's...:whiste:
they're alright. Haven't been eating much fast food these days, though.
what's with everyone calling them expensive? I think it's comparable to wendys, cheaper than A&W... pretty standard rates