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Covid sparked the deli-like idea, with Arby's explaining that people have long been asking for its freshly cut meat served in bulk. Arby's is selling some of its meat in bulk at nine Atlanta-area restaurants.

Arby's chose the three meats based on a customer survey, which found that people wanted cold cuts rather than meat that needs to be reheated, like its iconic roast beef. Schwing said that customers' reaction has been a "bit unexpected" because it's the first time they've sold the meats in this format. They can be ordered through drive-thrus.

The trial began in mid-July and is slated to end later this month. Read More. So, it doesn't reveal exact sales numbers. Craw joined the Research Chefs Association R. Craw then attended the California Culinary Academy and worked in fine-dining.

As a bike enthusiast, he also enjoys traveling to foodie locations worldwide and hiking along a river in Atlanta where he lives with his lb Rhodesian ridgeback dog, Maizey. Participating restaurants sold out of the sandwich within hours, Mr. Craw said, and it was launched nationally following its popularity. The sandwich featured a thick-cut venison steak and crispy onions topped with a juniper berry sauce on a toasted roll. The venison was marinated in garlic, salt and pepper and then sous-vide for three hours.

Are they conveniently located within a hundred yards of the interstate off-ramp? Do they boast a sign that looks like a giant cowboy hat? And since you love Arby's as much as we do, here are 11 little-known facts about your favorite restaurant chain.

Think about it, have you ever actually MET anybody named Arby? The meat-eor originally struck back in ; however, the worst kept secret in fast food made an even bigger impact this past weekend when one Twitter user was not particularly pleased with how the sandwich in reality looked compared to more formal photos.

It was, um, unflattering, to the point that even seasoned carnivores were considering veganism. Where others saw a horror show of melted meat and cheese, we saw a soul-testing journey of the heart and will. And also lunch. So we each ordered a Meat Mountain — much to the giddy delight of my particular drive-thru attendee, I should note — with the goal of discovering the reality behind this meaty myth. Did it really look that nasty, or did that Arby's just really hate that customer? Should you eat the sandwich?