Did arbys discontinue Potato Cakes?

Did arbys discontinue Potato Cakes?

According to The Takeout, Arby’s has confirmed it themselves — potato cakes are out and crinkle fries are permanently in.

Does Arby’s have potato pancakes?

That made for a whole lot of potatoes on its sides menu. The company has course-corrected for what it must have thought was a little too much tater. As rumored online as far back as March, per Chew Boom, and confirmed to Thrillist on May 25, Arby’s has discontinued its Potato Cakes.

What’s in Arby’s Potato Cakes?

Arby’s Potato Cakes Ingredients Potatoes, Canola Oil and/or Palm Oil, Potato (dehydrated), Salt, Corn Flour, Natural Flavoring, Disodium Dihydrogen Pyrophosphate (to preserve natural color), Dextrose.

Why did Arby’s get rid of the loaded Italian?

Loaded Italian Sandwich For a place that’s all about the meat, cutting this meaty sandwich seems surprising. But according to Brand Eating, the chain is cutting several types of meat that go into this bad boy, making the item obsolete. The customers are less than pleased.

Why did arbys get rid of Potato Cakes?

According to The Takeout, the fast-food chain is discontinuing its iconic Potato Cakes. The website reported that Arby’s decided to stop selling Potato Cakes after the release of its new Crinkle Fries as a permanent menu item, alongside its famous Curly Fries.

Why is there no ham at Arby’s?

There also won’t be any similar alternatives, because Arby’s is also removing the ingredients used to make them from its kitchens. That means pepperoni, salami, ham, marinara sauce, garlic aioli, and red wine vinaigrette won’t be featured in any Arby’s items, not even the ones in its secret menu.

Does Arby’s still have loaded potato bites?

Loaded Potato Bites also come in a five-pack for $2.79. Introduced last year as a limited-time-only special, they were so popular with customers, now they’re back for good.

When did Arby’s stop selling Potato Cakes?

The website reported Monday that the fast-food chain decided to stop selling Potato Cakes after releasing its new Crinkle Fries as a permanent menu item alongside Arby’s famous Curly Fries. According to The Takeout, Arby’s Potato Cakes are expected to be removed from menus on June 1.

Does Arby’s still have loaded Italian sandwich?

Loaded Italian Sandwich But according to Brand Eating, the chain is cutting several types of meat that go into this bad boy, making the item obsolete. The customers are less than pleased.

Does Arby’s still have the loaded Italian?

Arby’s has recently discontinued the Loaded Italian sub along with several other items including: Loaded Curly fries, Pizza/Ham Sliders, Potato Cakes, as much as I’d like these items make a come back, my main focus is the Loaded Italian Sub.

Do they still make potato cakes at Arby’s?

As rumored online as far back as March, per Chew Boom, and confirmed to Thrillist on May 25, Arby’s has discontinued its Potato Cakes. Some people online have said they’re still on the menu at their local shop, and you can still see them on the fast-food chain’s online menu, but they aren’t going to be around for long.

Are Arby’s Fries still available online?

Some people online have said they’re still on the menu at their local shop, and you can still see them on the fast-food chain’s online menu, but they aren’t going to be around for long. “Arby’s is constantly evaluating and evolving our menu offering,” a representative tells Thrillist.

Does Arby’s still have chicken nuggets?

Arby’s has recently launched brand new fries and chicken nuggets, but the new items aren’t the only menu changes you’ll see on your next trip. According to Brand Eating, the chain has discontinued six items in recent months, and most of those cuts have flown under the radar—so they’ll be quite a surprise.

What happened to McDonald’s curly fries and potato cakes?

Apparently the fast food chain which is as much known for their meats as they are their curly fries said that at least for now the Potato Cakes and Loaded Fries are no more. However, that doesn’t mean that this is a permanent removal.