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<blockquote data-quote="tikkalover" data-source="post: 162826" data-attributes="member: 600">Arby's debuts its newest sandwich: 'Meat Mountain, Denali-Style'&nbsp;Arby's really does have &quot;all the meats.&quot; The fast food restaurant has already had a secret menu featuring the 'Meat Mountain' sandwich, but now its offering a new double secret menu item that's adding another protein, calling it the &quot;Meat Mountain, Denali-Style&quot; sandwich.<img src="http://media.graytvinc.com/images/690*385/Arby's.PNG" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Arby's is excited to debut the biggest sandwich it has ever sold, Meat Mountain, to a whole new level.The Meat Mountain is now offering its wild caught Alaskan Pollock to its sandwich, for no extra charge. &quot;It's actually really exciting, when we heard about it we were pretty surprised on it because of how big it is and the challenge that we give our customers with it,&quot; said chef manager Amanda Willer.The new fish addition is from the highest mountain in Alaska called Denali, which is where the name 'Denali-Style' comes from.The &quot;Denali-Style&quot; is turning a lot of heads for people who've never heard of this new double secret item.&quot;It looks, like I said it looks really good and looks like it can fill a guy up,&quot; said Minnesota resident Charlie Lee.The &quot;Denali Sandwich&quot; is 1,030 calories, and Charlie says it's a mouthful to eat.The sandwich has fish fillet, Chicken Tenders, Roast Turkey, Pit Smoked Ham, Big-Eye Swiss cheese, Corned Beef, Brisket, Angus Steak, Natural Cheddar, Roast Beef, and Pepper Bacon.Although it's a lot of meat in one sandwich, Willer says it's pretty healthy because there's no sauce.If you'd like to try the double-secret menu item go into a local Arby's and order the &quot;Meat Mountain, Denali-style.&quot; If you finish the sandwich you don't get a prize, other than a full stomach and bragging rights.Anyone eat one of these yet?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tikkalover, post: 162826, member: 600"] Arby's debuts its newest sandwich: 'Meat Mountain, Denali-Style' Arby's really does have "all the meats." The fast [COLOR=#009900]food[/COLOR] restaurant has already had a secret menu featuring the 'Meat Mountain' sandwich, but now its offering a new double secret menu item that's adding another protein, calling it the "Meat Mountain, Denali-Style" sandwich. [IMG]http://media.graytvinc.com/images/690*385/Arby's.PNG[/IMG] Arby's is excited to debut the biggest sandwich it has ever sold, Meat Mountain, to a whole new level. The Meat Mountain is now offering its wild caught Alaskan Pollock to its sandwich, for no extra charge. "It's actually really exciting, when we heard about it we were pretty surprised on it because of how big it is and the challenge that we give our customers with it," said chef manager Amanda Willer. The new fish addition is from the highest mountain in Alaska called Denali, which is where the name 'Denali-Style' comes from. The "Denali-Style" is turning a lot of heads for people who've never heard of this new double secret item. "It looks, like I said it looks really good and looks like it can fill a guy up," said Minnesota resident Charlie Lee. The "Denali Sandwich" is 1,030 calories, and Charlie says it's a mouthful to eat. [COLOR=#ff0000]The sandwich has fish fillet, Chicken Tenders, Roast Turkey, Pit Smoked Ham, Big-Eye Swiss cheese, Corned Beef, Brisket, Angus Steak, Natural Cheddar, Roast Beef, and Pepper Bacon.[/COLOR] Although it's a lot of meat in one sandwich, Willer says it's pretty healthy because there's no sauce. If you'd like to try the double-secret menu item go into a local Arby's and order the "Meat Mountain, Denali-style." If you finish the sandwich you don't get a prize, other than a full stomach and bragging rights. [COLOR=#ff0000]Anyone eat one of these yet?[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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