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Double Roast Beef
Choose the Double Roast Beef when you want a higher-protein roast beef sandwich from the official nutrition guide.
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Last checked on 2026-03-26
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Last checked on 2026-03-26
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Double Roast Beef
510 cal · 38g protein · 24g fat
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Choose the Double Roast Beef when you want a higher-protein roast beef sandwich from the official nutrition guide.
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Keep in mind
A few things to keep in mind
These notes sit below the first choice so the recommendations stay front and center.
- sweetened drinks
- teriyaki or honey-heavy sauces
- dessert add-ons
- Half Pound Roast Beef (610 cal, 30g fat)
- Classic Roast Beef & Curly Fries (610 cal, 27g fat)
- Chicken Tenders & Curly Fries (620 cal, 31g fat)
- Classic Roast Beef (360 cal, 14g fat)
- Chicken Tenders (3) (370 cal, 18g fat)
- Mozzarella Sticks (4) (440 cal, 23g fat)
Nutrition can change over time. Use the official nutrition source link to verify before ordering.
Arby's Low Sugar FAQs
What should I start with at Arby's?
Start with the first pick on this page. It is the strongest current match for low sugar and links back to the canonical order page.
Is there a broader guide for Arby's?
Yes. The main restaurant guide keeps the broader menu coverage and the full set of topic shortcuts.
Why do some choices sit lower on the page?
Lower-ranked choices usually need more tradeoffs or carry a heavier calorie, fat, or sugar load for this topic.
VerifiedReviewed 2026-03-26
Nutrition can change over time. Use the official nutrition source link to verify before ordering.