Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches TV Commercial, 'Interesting'
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches
Arby's announces that its Smokehouse Beef Short Rib sandwich is "officially the most interesting sandwich you can get from a drive-thru." Additionally it pairs with Loaded Curly Fries, which the restaurant dubs "the most interesting potato shapes."
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches TV Commercial, 'Do Sandwiches Grow on Trees?'
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches
Arby's knows that sandwiches don't technically grow on trees. But wood grows on trees and when wood is lit on fire, it turns meat into delicious smoked sandwich meat, perfect for Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches. So that's kinda like growing on trees. See how perfect Arby's meat craft is.
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches TV Commercial, 'No Friends'
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches
Arby's says it's employees are never too busy to sit by a smoker for hours on end in service of the Smokehouse lineup. "Not because they don't value quality time with their loved ones," the restaurant says, "but because their loved ones are beef, short rib and brisket."
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches TV Commercial, 'Maybe Eat Slower' Song by YOGI
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches
While many restaurants hope you quickly eat and leave, Arby's wants you to eat their Smokehouse Sandwiches slowly, enjoying free sauces and napkins along the way.
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches TV Commercial, 'Favorites'
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches
Arby's makes it clear that the fact that it smokes the meat in its Smokehouse Sandwiches for "an absurd number of hours" doesn't mean it loves it more than any other meat. "It just means YOU probably will," the restaurant remarks.
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches TV Commercial, 'Primal'
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches
There's nothing more primal than lighting a heap of wood on fire to cook slabs of meat that crack and sizzle in the smoke. The process hasn't changed much since the caveman days, but now, you can get the meats in Smokehouse Sandwiches at Arby's, which are scattered all across the land.
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches TV Commercial, 'What We Make'
Arby's Smokehouse Sandwiches
Arby's admits it doesn't make sense for the fast-food restaurant to smoke the chicken, brisket and pork belly in its Smokehouse Sandwiches for hours on end. But that's okay, it says, because Arby's doesn't make sense -- it makes sandwiches.