I picked one up for $5.99.
Taste-wise, the porchetta delivered a very enjoyable seasoned and porky flavor that stood out well against the other ingredients in the sandwich. The Italian seasoning added a slight herbiness.
The veggies were fresh with the banana peppers standing out with the occasional burst of tanginess, while the onion and lettuce provided a light crispness. They were a bit stingy with the tomato and onions though. I got two small slices of tomato and, maybe, two strands and two rings of onion.
Between the veggies, the garlic aioli, and red wine vinaigrette, my particular sandwich was a tad on the wet side. Not so much that the bread was soggy but it made for some pretty messy eating. I don't recommend eating it in your car.
When it comes down to it, Arby's Smoked Italian Porchetta Sandwich made for a tasty eating experience largely on the strength of the porchetta itself. It would probably be better with a bit more onion and tomato and a lot less vinaigrette though (although that probably varies from location to location).
Nutritional Info -Arby's Smoked Italian Porchetta sandwich (334g)
Calories - 690 (from Fat - 380)
Fat - 42g (Saturated Fat - 14g)
Sodium - 2190mg
Carbs - 46g (Sugar - 4g)
Protein - 30g
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