Also shoutout to Arby’s for the most discontinued menu items. Three Cheese and Bacon was my personal favorite and the only thing I got from Arby’s for the longest time. The best discontinued sandwich ever. God I wish I still remembered the taste. The Loaded Fries were ok, cafeteria bacon was included. The best part was you had so much cheese sauce, that you’d just use it as a dipping sauce. Also Taco Bell’s Chipotle Grillers and soon to be discontinued Double Steak Grilled Cheese Burrito. Both are good.
Taco Bell has so many discontinued items, it's ridiculous lol I loved their chilito/chili cheese burrito And their smothered burrito/enchurito and their shredded chicken quesadilla
These videos are always so fun. If you make a part 3 I have a suggestion(and if you use it, could you shout me out?) Wendy's T-Rex burger. 14 hamburger patties. Let me repeat that: FOURTEEN HAMBURGER PATTIES WITH CHEESE!!!
literally, obviously it varies but arby’s buffalo chicken sandwich is the best one i’ve ever had. they always give lots of sauce unlike some sandwiches i’ve had
Or if you have an irrational fear of sliced meat, I guess. Maybe it's because I grew up eating it but there's nothing grotesque about roast beef and it's a nice alternative to burgers and tacos.
@@iheartericcartman yeah its crazy how drowned in the good sauce it is, i havnt had the buffalo slider in so long but man i loved to get it as a quick pick me up
I remember my dad getting us Cheeto's Cheese Sticks back in like 2016 or something after school at the local food court, those were the times, eating burger king after school with my siblings...
I actually loved the doubled down dog because I wake up really early in the morning and during my morning jogs. I would stop by a newly opening KFC and get a fresh one immediately. It's basically a breakfast by that point and I just find it really memorable.
As someone who has had Filipino McDonald's, I can confirm that they are absolutely overshadowed by Jollibee's identical spaghetti & fried chicken dishes. The people love Jollibee's
I’m surprised KFC didn’t do chicken where the breading is crushed up Cheetos. Also I would be down for KFC to make chicken buns. Basically the chicken is made to act as a burger bun.
I know I’m seven months late to read this, but isn’t chicken made into a bun exactly what the double down already is? Or did you mean put the meat into bread, or shape the meat more into a bread shape or-
I kinda love Arby's. I can kind of understand if you dislike the roast beef but what objection do you have to their chicken sandwiches to be so negative? Also the Meat Mountain was glorious.
There's also a little context that's missing from the McDLT's disappearance. McD's used to have that heatlamp set up where they made a lot of the food ahead of time and had it sit out there until you ordered it. Now, they tend to make things "fresh," having the warmed patties and nuggets in their own little housings. Also, they do technically have everything to make a McDLT, they use them on the deluxe chicken sandwiches and maybe if you can find a place that still has the Daily Double (a double cheeseburger or McDouble with lettuce, mayo, and tomato). You probably can special order a side of lettuce and tomato, and they might just put it in a tray or cup or something. As for the Double Down, I still get confused by how it blew everyone's minds. When you think about it, it's essentially something that would otherwise be a normal chicken sandwich on the menu, but without the buns. So technically it's less unhealthy without those carbs that would otherwise be on the same fried chicken, cheese, and bacon burger. It was probably really big with the Atkins Diet crowd.
I always love seeing how different fast food chains try to adapt to different markets. One of my favorites is McDonalds managing to get a foothold in India, where beef is basically a cultural taboo due to cows being a sacred animal. So in India, they went all-in on their other key items - Chicken and potato - and jumped onto the idea of making plant-based patties. As for another Arby's abomination, I remember they had a trio of sandwiches with beef brisket, pork belly, and smoked turkey. These alone were passable in theory, but they then had the fourth secret final boss: The Smoke Mountain. Which was every serving of meat from those sandwiches, shoved into the same bun. I willingly subjected myself to the pork belly sandwich by itself, and refused to touch the Smoke Mountain because being in _proximity_ would probably have killed me.
Zeep i have a lost character in mind his name is Gregory. He's from South Park, his only appearance is in the movie South Park Bigger Longer and Uncut though he wasn't seen in the original TV Series
I highly recommend you recreate the KFC Cheetos Chicken Sandwich. For about $30, you can buy four Crispy Colonel Sandwiches and the necessary ingredients to transform them. The Cheetos sauce is easy to make in 2023 since Cheetos-brand boxed mac & cheese is readily available on store shelves--just mix the provided powder with 2% milk and butter and you have it. That makes enough sauce to cover four chicken strips and make the four sandwiches. It's worth it for the novelty alone, and the meals are great to boot.
I worked for a KFC when the Cheeto Sandwich was still out and the cheeto sauce's smell alone made me feel like I was gonna have a heart attack. When I did try it, it was terrible lmao. The only good KFC promotional items imo were the Cinnabon biscuits and the donuts
Arby's is nearly non-existent where I live but the few times I've had it I was actually really pleasantly surprised by how different their sandwiches are. Maybe it's just the novelty for me but I absolutely do not understand the Arby's hate, their food tastes perfectly fine to me
I loved the Whopperito. The sandwich components tasted better, to me at least, in a tortilla instead of in a bun. I'd go there tomorrow to get one if they brought it back.
Y'know, they could easily bring the McDLT back. Just use a cardboard container instead of a Styrofoam one. The design is clearly aping the look of an egg carton, so why not use cardboard like they do?
I will defend Arby's on five pillars. 1. As mentioned, good fries 2. Good sauces (Horsey sauce is great, we need more horseradish in fast food) 3. They have the best cookies in fast food (i.e. the salted carmel chocolate chip, rip the double chocolate) 4. They are one of two places I know of that have a Mocha Shake And 5. The gyros are okay But I will hyper diss on two points 1. I hate deli meat sandwiches (not really that much a diss I guess) And 2. THEY REMOVED THE POTATO CAKES!
McSpaghetti doesn't seem so weird now I live next to the fast food place Jollibee where it's chicken and different types of spaghetti. Oh you already mentioned Jollibee. Honestly it's a really good chain
I worked for Arby's for 4 years and thought the Arbynator was stupid. It just makes more sense to get a rb classic, a cup of cheese and a small order of curly fries. I do like Arby's turkey sandwiches and brisket sandwiches. The roast beef is overrated and cooked in pods.
Arby’s has a lot of discontinued items. In fact I was working there when they discontinued their potato cakes and like half of the sliders back in 2021.
I actually had a mc BLT recently it was very average but for some reason my local restaurant was selling it. I did not realize it's not being sold anymore.
the sweeter taste of spaghetti in the phillipines is something born out of necessity turned popular tradition in the country the same way early italian immigrants in america had access to different ingredients than they do in their homeland (more access to bananas than tomatoes hence the banana ketchup), essentially what it boils down to is the previous generations having to grow up on that stuff passing it down to their children (because that's what they knew at the time) who learned to love the stuff, i got a soft spot for it even though i do prefer my current country's food a lot more!
The 2 items from Mc’ds I miss the most are the Big N Tasty which I think a lot of people still remember but the other item is the Grilled Chicken Flatbread and whenever I’ve mentioned it I get confused looks. Was that just a Midwest creation or has everyone else memory hold that?
Ppl who judge Burger King has every right to bc you don't need to taste their food to know they're food is almost always bland. But ppl who judge Arby's seem to be those who have never been there and just don't like the idea of the food they sell OR they went once but had a bad experience with them (which I can understand that but 1 time at 1 location doesn't give you the full picture) I know Burgers King is bad across the board bc I've been to multiple locations in multiple cities throughout the years and they have the same quality in taste throughout, bland. Anyway, Arby's gyro is really tasty and their au jus and reubens are pretty good too.
Arby's uhg I go maybe once a year or two, they only have one sandwich I like. It's a roast beef (I think) with BBQ sauce. It's the only one I can eat there and honestly, how often I go says a lot. They should just be a fast food deli lol
Whenever i hear about Arby's my mind always goes to that 'dont eat at Arby's spongebob meme'. Ive never actually eaten Arby's in my life however, as I live in New Zealand but my god that Arbynator looks disgusting 🤢.
Arby’s is one of those where I’ll eat their food, but I ain’t buying. My father loves it. I only see older generations eat there. My guess? It’s easy to eat.
The little bags or boxes of cookies or the baked ones that had more than the Chocolate Chip ones they have today? I miss the little bags of McDonaldland Cookies. They were like Teddy Grahams, but shaped like the mascot faces. They had them up until maybe 2008 or 9 or so before they switched over to the baked goods sales. The closest thing I ever found to the taste were Minions cookies Nabisco or Keebler made in 2020 or 21 when the second movie was supposed to come out, but those lasted maybe a year and a half and are discontinued themselves.
When I was younger McDonalds served more than one cookies that we have today. McDonald’s served chocolate chip, oatmeal, and plain sugar cookies. Sometimes for the holidays there were sugar cookies with holiday sprinkles (little round ones). The sugar cookies where amazing, they were soft and chewy and (I think idk) it’s rare to get a stale one. Those are the ones I remember
I don't mind Arby's but I always get the Reuben sandwich. I use to get the roast beef and cheese because I wasn't one of the many who hates it but I totally see why people don't like it. Shit is super pricy even for todays standards so its rare I got.
The worst meal I've ever had was on a road trip. We stopped at an Arby's gas station mix. My burger had 2 slices of that thin meat and my fries were stale.
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I remember I got try the Cheeto chicken sandwich back in 2019, and it honestly wasn’t too bad from what I recall.
I remember my dad chipping his tooth on a stale Cheeto when we tried it those heat lamps show no mercy 💀
I also remember too actually didn’t taste that bad with the Mountain Dew sweet lightning
the most liked comment on this video is some guy saying he tried one of these items and it was mid LMAO
I kinda want to try the Double Down Dog. I like KFC, I like Hotdogs, I’m fat. All fits well together
Also shoutout to Arby’s for the most discontinued menu items.
Three Cheese and Bacon was my personal favorite and the only thing I got from Arby’s for the longest time. The best discontinued sandwich ever. God I wish I still remembered the taste.
The Loaded Fries were ok, cafeteria bacon was included. The best part was you had so much cheese sauce, that you’d just use it as a dipping sauce.
Also Taco Bell’s Chipotle Grillers and soon to be discontinued Double Steak Grilled Cheese Burrito. Both are good.
Taco Bell has so many discontinued items, it's ridiculous lol
I loved their chilito/chili cheese burrito
And their smothered burrito/enchurito and their shredded chicken quesadilla
@@emmypersonal4033 honestly I think my mom would of loved Taco Bell if had cheap Enchiladas. Or she’d be horrified.
I would kill to have some potato cakes.
@@maddymooo Same
The McDLT hasn’t been available for decades and my parents still speak fondly of it, as though it was a dead relative
Glad you’re still making videos. I’d still like to try the McSpaghetti.
Me and my wife tried it in the world's biggest McDonald's Orlando location we loved it same with the McPizza
@@ShiningTaiga honestly a McPizza would sound good in that context. Though if I had one each time I went to McDolands. I might question my existence.
I like Arby’s, but the Arbynator is the most depressing thing I’ve seen in my life(I’m fast food terms)
TRUE.
These videos are always so fun. If you make a part 3 I have a suggestion(and if you use it, could you shout me out?) Wendy's T-Rex burger. 14 hamburger patties. Let me repeat that: FOURTEEN HAMBURGER PATTIES WITH CHEESE!!!
Honestly, I think the double down is really good. It actually tastes amazing, but yeah it definitely is an $11 heart attack
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I'm convinced people just hate on Arby's because it's trendy
literally, obviously it varies but arby’s buffalo chicken sandwich is the best one i’ve ever had. they always give lots of sauce unlike some sandwiches i’ve had
I wholeheartedly agree. It''s mostly a bandwagon thing.
Or if you have an irrational fear of sliced meat, I guess. Maybe it's because I grew up eating it but there's nothing grotesque about roast beef and it's a nice alternative to burgers and tacos.
@@iheartericcartmanwhen it comes to saucing their buffalo chicken sandwiches, they're the best
@@iheartericcartman yeah its crazy how drowned in the good sauce it is, i havnt had the buffalo slider in so long but man i loved to get it as a quick pick me up
I never expected that there would be a Zeepsterd mini-rant about Arby's, but I like it.
I remember my dad getting us Cheeto's Cheese Sticks back in like 2016 or something after school at the local food court, those were the times, eating burger king after school with my siblings...
I actually loved the doubled down dog because I wake up really early in the morning and during my morning jogs. I would stop by a newly opening KFC and get a fresh one immediately. It's basically a breakfast by that point and I just find it really memorable.
Did he just tease a make believe retro spective at 5:36
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THe McSpaghetti straight up looks like those toy playdoh sets that let you squeeze it through holes and make clay spaghetti.
As someone who has had Filipino McDonald's, I can confirm that they are absolutely overshadowed by Jollibee's identical spaghetti & fried chicken dishes. The people love Jollibee's
How IS Jollibees? There’s one about an hour away and I’ve never been. What’s a must-order from them?
I like how you spent more time shitting on Arby's than their Abrynator 🤣
It had to be said.
@@zeepsterd No, it didn't.
@@harryblackstonecopperfield4788don't take it personal or do lol
The whopperito was actually great, the ingredients played better in a tortilla then they did on a bun.
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The kings Hawaiian fish sandwich at arbys was really good. For some reason their fish sandwiches during lent are always great
I’m too scared to try it.
Fully convinced you added that last one in just to rant about how much you hate Arby’s 😂
I was in Japan in November and Lotteria had their own double down for a limited time. Really good!
I like lotteria but it is bottom tier quality food
i was about to throw hands when you opened with the mc spaghetti. thanks for taking the time to research its popularity overseas
An honorable mention that was actually really good was the burger king hot dog, they had dill relish instead of sweet relish and it slapped so hard
I’m surprised KFC didn’t do chicken where the breading is crushed up Cheetos.
Also I would be down for KFC to make chicken buns. Basically the chicken is made to act as a burger bun.
I know I’m seven months late to read this, but isn’t chicken made into a bun exactly what the double down already is? Or did you mean put the meat into bread, or shape the meat more into a bread shape or-
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Bruh there's like only one Jollibees in my state, maybe more but all of them require you to travel a great pilgrimage just to get fast food.
I kinda love Arby's. I can kind of understand if you dislike the roast beef but what objection do you have to their chicken sandwiches to be so negative?
Also the Meat Mountain was glorious.
The Cheeto chicken sandwich wasn’t that bad! Whatchu say!?!?
There's also a little context that's missing from the McDLT's disappearance. McD's used to have that heatlamp set up where they made a lot of the food ahead of time and had it sit out there until you ordered it. Now, they tend to make things "fresh," having the warmed patties and nuggets in their own little housings. Also, they do technically have everything to make a McDLT, they use them on the deluxe chicken sandwiches and maybe if you can find a place that still has the Daily Double (a double cheeseburger or McDouble with lettuce, mayo, and tomato). You probably can special order a side of lettuce and tomato, and they might just put it in a tray or cup or something. As for the Double Down, I still get confused by how it blew everyone's minds. When you think about it, it's essentially something that would otherwise be a normal chicken sandwich on the menu, but without the buns. So technically it's less unhealthy without those carbs that would otherwise be on the same fried chicken, cheese, and bacon burger. It was probably really big with the Atkins Diet crowd.
I love how this ends with you hating arby's. I always call it the luchmeat sandwich place.
I always love seeing how different fast food chains try to adapt to different markets.
One of my favorites is McDonalds managing to get a foothold in India, where beef is basically a cultural taboo due to cows being a sacred animal. So in India, they went all-in on their other key items - Chicken and potato - and jumped onto the idea of making plant-based patties.
As for another Arby's abomination, I remember they had a trio of sandwiches with beef brisket, pork belly, and smoked turkey. These alone were passable in theory, but they then had the fourth secret final boss: The Smoke Mountain. Which was every serving of meat from those sandwiches, shoved into the same bun.
I willingly subjected myself to the pork belly sandwich by itself, and refused to touch the Smoke Mountain because being in _proximity_ would probably have killed me.
the McSpagetti haunts Kirk Van Houten's dreams
Zeep i have a lost character in mind his name is Gregory. He's from South Park, his only appearance is in the movie South Park Bigger Longer and Uncut though he wasn't seen in the original TV Series
I highly recommend you recreate the KFC Cheetos Chicken Sandwich. For about $30, you can buy four Crispy Colonel Sandwiches and the necessary ingredients to transform them. The Cheetos sauce is easy to make in 2023 since Cheetos-brand boxed mac & cheese is readily available on store shelves--just mix the provided powder with 2% milk and butter and you have it. That makes enough sauce to cover four chicken strips and make the four sandwiches. It's worth it for the novelty alone, and the meals are great to boot.
I worked for a KFC when the Cheeto Sandwich was still out and the cheeto sauce's smell alone made me feel like I was gonna have a heart attack. When I did try it, it was terrible lmao. The only good KFC promotional items imo were the Cinnabon biscuits and the donuts
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Arby's is nearly non-existent where I live but the few times I've had it I was actually really pleasantly surprised by how different their sandwiches are. Maybe it's just the novelty for me but I absolutely do not understand the Arby's hate, their food tastes perfectly fine to me
Im pregnant and half of this stuff sounds good honestly (not the whopperito & mcspaghetti)
I loved the Whopperito. The sandwich components tasted better, to me at least, in a tortilla instead of in a bun. I'd go there tomorrow to get one if they brought it back.
This Arby's slander cannot be tolerated
My mom would make Philippino spaghetti from time to time and I can confirm it is good.
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Arbys chicken salad sandwich is the bomb tho
the Wopperito is the fast food counterpart to having a child whose face only a mother could love
Y'know, they could easily bring the McDLT back. Just use a cardboard container instead of a Styrofoam one. The design is clearly aping the look of an egg carton, so why not use cardboard like they do?
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the arby's in my local mall (i live in canada) it's bussinnn they got fresh farmers market sandwiches as well
I will defend Arby's on five pillars.
1. As mentioned, good fries
2. Good sauces (Horsey sauce is great, we need more horseradish in fast food)
3. They have the best cookies in fast food (i.e. the salted carmel chocolate chip, rip the double chocolate)
4. They are one of two places I know of that have a Mocha Shake
And 5. The gyros are okay
But I will hyper diss on two points
1. I hate deli meat sandwiches (not really that much a diss I guess)
And 2. THEY REMOVED THE POTATO CAKES!
6. They have the meats
Why do people hat Arby’s so much? It seems many hate it but I love it. I love the meats.
None of these videos roast the Cheetos Chicken Fries, which bugs me. I REMEMBER THAT ONE! IT WAS WEIRD!
The whopperito was probably my favorite thing they sold 😭 I thought it was good but it’s very goofy
McSpaghetti doesn't seem so weird now I live next to the fast food place Jollibee where it's chicken and different types of spaghetti. Oh you already mentioned Jollibee. Honestly it's a really good chain
Russian BK, funnily enough, still serves the Whopperito! Just under a different name, it's called the Whopper Wrap.
Arby's is god tier. I will not stand for this slander.
believe it or not zeep that McSpaghetti in PH is still too salty for our taste! 🤣
NO WAY.
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I worked for Arby's for 4 years and thought the Arbynator was stupid. It just makes more sense to get a rb classic, a cup of cheese and a small order of curly fries. I do like Arby's turkey sandwiches and brisket sandwiches. The roast beef is overrated and cooked in pods.
Arby’s has a lot of discontinued items. In fact I was working there when they discontinued their potato cakes and like half of the sliders back in 2021.
I actually had a mc BLT recently it was very average but for some reason my local restaurant was selling it. I did not realize it's not being sold anymore.
I ate the Cheeto Chicken Sandwich while watching back to the future 2 and it was nice
Uk had the dubal down hot dog thing as well in serton parts
Nice
Thanks!
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the sweeter taste of spaghetti in the phillipines is something born out of necessity turned popular tradition in the country the same way early italian immigrants in america had access to different ingredients than they do in their homeland (more access to bananas than tomatoes hence the banana ketchup), essentially what it boils down to is the previous generations having to grow up on that stuff passing it down to their children (because that's what they knew at the time) who learned to love the stuff, i got a soft spot for it even though i do prefer my current country's food a lot more!
YES he did the McDLT
Hmm....I can't think of any other fast food items...
The 2 items from Mc’ds I miss the most are the Big N Tasty which I think a lot of people still remember but the other item is the Grilled Chicken Flatbread and whenever I’ve mentioned it I get confused looks. Was that just a Midwest creation or has everyone else memory hold that?
the Arbyinator looks like its as dry as the Sahara
If there's any lost media I do not care about it's food because it's not really lost if you can recreate it at home.
i like Arbys, but i only eat their chicken sandwiches and chicken, they taste like better quality then their other meats imo
What song is over the start of the arby’s bit with the cool guitar?
Ppl who judge Burger King has every right to bc you don't need to taste their food to know they're food is almost always bland.
But ppl who judge Arby's seem to be those who have never been there and just don't like the idea of the food they sell OR they went once but had a bad experience with them (which I can understand that but 1 time at 1 location doesn't give you the full picture) I know Burgers King is bad across the board bc I've been to multiple locations in multiple cities throughout the years and they have the same quality in taste throughout, bland.
Anyway, Arby's gyro is really tasty and their au jus and reubens are pretty good too.
You got me fucked up if you think I'm eating that McDonald's spaghetti
Arby's uhg I go maybe once a year or two, they only have one sandwich I like. It's a roast beef (I think) with BBQ sauce. It's the only one I can eat there and honestly, how often I go says a lot.
They should just be a fast food deli lol
I know I'm not your friend, but I do like Arby's tendies and nuggets
Only in the Philippines
After getting an ad I am here to inform you all that the KFC macballs are back
I'd try them all
I love arbys
They put spaghetti on everything in the Philippines
Arby's gyros are pretty good
Wasn’t there a Fried Chicken Shell Taco at Taco Bell?
Check out Pizza Hut’s Stuffed Cheez-It Pizza; nothing better than soggy wet cheez it and dough
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Arbys is great when you dont have someone bitching about it
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bruh the cheeto chicken sandwhich is just highschoolfood when you´ve put some chips inbetween your ham sandwhich or something
They put hotdogs in they're spaghetti? That's a real I talian treat
Whenever i hear about Arby's my mind always goes to that 'dont eat at Arby's spongebob meme'. Ive never actually eaten Arby's in my life however, as I live in New Zealand but my god that Arbynator looks disgusting 🤢.
I actually like arby's...especially their mozzarella sticks
Arby’s is one of those where I’ll eat their food, but I ain’t buying. My father loves it. I only see older generations eat there. My guess? It’s easy to eat.
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How about McDonald’s sugar cookies
They where a thing and they where my favorite
I missed them
The little bags or boxes of cookies or the baked ones that had more than the Chocolate Chip ones they have today? I miss the little bags of McDonaldland Cookies. They were like Teddy Grahams, but shaped like the mascot faces. They had them up until maybe 2008 or 9 or so before they switched over to the baked goods sales. The closest thing I ever found to the taste were Minions cookies Nabisco or Keebler made in 2020 or 21 when the second movie was supposed to come out, but those lasted maybe a year and a half and are discontinued themselves.
When I was younger McDonalds served more than one cookies that we have today. McDonald’s served chocolate chip, oatmeal, and plain sugar cookies. Sometimes for the holidays there were sugar cookies with holiday sprinkles (little round ones). The sugar cookies where amazing, they were soft and chewy and (I think idk) it’s rare to get a stale one. Those are the ones I remember
I don't mind Arby's but I always get the Reuben sandwich. I use to get the roast beef and cheese because I wasn't one of the many who hates it but I totally see why people don't like it. Shit is super pricy even for todays standards so its rare I got.
Philippino's be wildin
This fool bashin' Arby's is not cultured. Arby's has always served excellent food and has top tier sauces and high tier fries.
You trippin a lot of people love Arby’s
can catalina la catrina have a review please?
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The worst meal I've ever had was on a road trip. We stopped at an Arby's gas station mix.
My burger had 2 slices of that thin meat and my fries were stale.
Lmao