You guys are making me crave a Beef n' Cheddar, tbh. I wouldn't want my fast food beef or beef equivalent snack to be prepared any other way.
Was expecting much, much worse. Can't be worse than whatever is in Taco Bell meat.
There is definitely stuff being smoked in the back by those vagrants and teenagers, but it's not meat.Hold up, are you guys saying that Arbys isn't butchering and slow roasting beef in the back of the restaurant run by vagrants and teenagers? What about the Brisket sandwiches? They're not smoking those in the back either?
YUMWorked there in 1997. The “beef” I would get out of the walk in fridge, which the smell from in the walk in fridge would make me want to gag everytime and I would hold my breath, was a gelatinous blob wrapped in cellophane, which would actually jiggle like a jello mold. Like the color and consistency of a giant blob of soft bologna. It would go in the “oven” and come out about 8 minutes later dark brown and solid. It would then go on a dirty slightly rusted meat slicer that wasn’t ever cleaned and sliced by a redneck bare handed that hadn’t washed his hand in hours.
Put a little Horsey Sauce on there and it’s fine.I mean it’s this weird gelatin that would rip apart in a thousand pieces if not tightly wrapped in cellophane - smells like an old man’s bad breath - and goes in some weird metal incubator and comes out a totally different color and consistency. It also manages to undergo some sort of chemical reaction where it develops a hard crust on the outside when exposed to oxygen or whatever the hell chemicals are circulating around in the incubator. It’s like a caterpillar turning into a butterfly excepts it’s a chemical jello turning into a brown carcinogenic mass with blood inside. I mean just go to the damn deli at Kroger and get some Boars Head FFS