Arby's new Steakhouse Onion Rings are battered, breaded, and deep-fried. They come five to an order in a box for
$1.99 and are made-to-order (at least mine were).
Arby's Steakhouse Onion Rings replace their Onion Petals on the menu.. At $1.99, they're cheaper than other Arby's Sidekickers which run closer to $3.
I have to hand it to Arby's, the Steakhouse Onion Rings I bought were as good as a lot of sit-down places. They were crisp and crunchy, while retaining a solid onion flavor inside. The onions were fairly tender, but I did end up pulling one out of the breading while eating. The rings themselves were also a good size and were seasoned with just a sprinkle of salt.
Other than the salt, hey're fairly neutral as far as the breading goes. Great for dipping, but not as interesting on their own flavor-wise.
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| Bereft of onion because it pulled out when I took a bite. |
I also noticed that the Steakhouse Onion Rings don't hold up too well over time, and started getting soggy before I finished them. It's a bit like fresh-not-frozen French fries in that manner. Still, I thought Arby's Steakhouse Onion Rings were surprisingly good and definitely comparable to those found at a steakhouse or other sit-down restaurants, especially if you like breaded onion rings (I prefer battered myself).
I should have asked for some Horsey Sauce to dip them though. That sounds mighty tasty!
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Nutritional Info - Steakhouse Onion Rings (132g)
Calories - 460 (from Fat - 210)
Fat - 24g (Saturated Fat - 3g)
Sodium - 1400mg
Carbs - 56g (Sugar - 6g)
Protein - 6g
