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Showing posts with label Arbys. Show all posts

Friday, March 04, 2011

McLobster & McSushi out, McWinning in @ McDonalds

The McLobster Meal @ McDonalds

On March 3 2011, McDonalds made the big announcement on Twitter, saying:

“Despite all the rumors there r no plans 2 bring mclobster or mcsushi 2 the US menu. We r working on a new menu item called McWinning.”

Sorry to all of you who from Maine, who are craving the McLobster.  And to be honest, I would give it a try, if it was reasonably priced.


McSushi Meal @ McDonalds

But as for sushi, I would not go to McDonalds for McSushi.  Let's just say I am particular about sushi.  I have a sushi place in Huntsville [Miyako] - and in my opinion - it does the best chicken teriyaki sushi around. Couple this with a sushi special on Monday nights that offers the best price on sushi, and you get a winner.  Or should I say: "Winning!"  Plus, I don't know any other place around here that even does chicken teriyaki sushi right.  I asked for it once at the Chinese buffet, and the language barrier was the first obstacle to getting what I really wanted.  He set my plate in the "ready to go" area and I came back to my table with fried shrimp in a rice roll covered in some strange sauce, and I can safely say that I did not order whatever I was given.

Arbys Twitter is trying to capitalize off of this rumor as well, tweeting:  "Want a McLobster? Didn’t think so..." followed by a coupon for one of their sandwiches.
I am not a big fan of Arbys, even since Snopes claims that their meat does not start out in liquid form - to which I had been curious about for quite some time.  You can read about that here. Even if their meat isn't trans-meat-erized from liquid to solid, I still don't know if I can trust them.  My trust has to be earned.

But you know they say there is some truth to rumors, so it makes me wonder if McDonalds really had such a sandwich in the works and it was axed at the last minute.  The world may never know...

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Arby's Coupon Deals for November 2025 Contain 'Over $40 Worth of Coupons'

When you think of Arby's, do you imagine a nice hot roast beef sandwich, or do you think about a beef 'n cheddar?  The latest November 2025 coupons from Arby's offer deals on these sandwiches and more.

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Arby's Mailed Coupons

Arby's Coupons for November 2025

Arby's latest coupons for November 2025 were received in the mailbox and the coupon flyer boasts "over $40 worth of coupons."

These coupons received in the mail are valid through 11/30/2025.

In fine print, the coupons read:

"Buy up to 3 in one visit with this coupon at participating Arby's restaurants. Not valid with any other offer, discount or coupon, and not transferable. Not valid with delivery or online ordering."

The Arby's Coupons Contained in the November Flyer


As you can see in the images above and below, these latest coupons contain:
  • $1 Small Fries
  • $2 for $6 Classic Beef 'n Cheddar Sandwiches
  • $2 Can Dine for 9.99
  • $2 for $7 Gyros
  • $2 Regular Shake
  • $2.29 4 pc. Mozzarella Sticks
  • $3.99 Chicken Tenders Snack
  • 4 for $10 Classic Roast Beef Sandwiches
  • $5 Chicken Cordon Bleu Sandwich
  • $7.99 Burger Meal
  • $7.99 French Dip & Swiss Meal
  • $16 3-Course Meal for 2
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Examples of Coupons in the November 2025 flyer

Out of these Arby's coupon deals, which coupons or deals would you say are the best? 

I really like the 2 for $6 Classic Beef 'n Cheddar sandwiches.

Arby's is More Than Just Burgers and Fries Like Most Fast Food Restaurants


Arby’s stands out from most fast-food restaurants because it offers a menu that goes beyond the usual burgers and fries. Known for its slow-roasted roast beef, freshly sliced deli meats, and hearty sandwiches, Arby’s provides a higher-quality and more satisfying dining experience for those who want something different. 

The brand emphasizes variety, with options like turkey, brisket, and chicken sandwiches, along with creative limited-time items that keep the menu interesting. Their curly fries and signature sauces—especially the Arby’s Sauce and Horsey Sauce—have a cult following that adds to the appeal. Combined with generous portions and a commitment to flavor over gimmicks, Arby’s has built a reputation as the place to go when you want fast food that actually tastes like real food.

Why Arby's is Better than its Competitors


Arby's is known in its commercials for the deep-voiced tagline, "We have the meats!" and it does have the meats.

One of Arby's greatest strengths is its diverse menu, that often includes brisket, corned beef Reubens, and deli-style turkey and ham sandwiches. They often provide better cuts of meat than their competitors, but that doesn't mean you won't get some sandwiches that have fat in them. Not every sandwich is perfect.

--This blog post was for informational purposes only, with no affiliation to Arby's, and is not a paid sponsorship.--