Arby's is testing four sandwiches called Sub Stackers in the St. Louis area and at select Michigan locations, according to Sporked and Brand Eating. Prices start at $7.99, according to Sporked.
Each sandwich can be ordered as either a regular or a large and is served on Stacker Bread, which resembles focaccia and carries a mozzarella topping, according to Brand Eating and Sporked. Brand Eating listed prices from a St. Louis location.
The Loaded Italian Stacker starts at $7.99 and contains ham, salami, pepperoni, Swiss cheese, banana peppers, red onion, tomatoes, shredded lettuce, red wine vinaigrette and garlic aioli, according to Brand Eating and Sporked.
The Turkey Ranch & Bacon Stacker starts at $8.39, according to Sporked. It holds roasted turkey, bacon, cheddar cheese, red onion, tomatoes, shredded lettuce and Mediterranean Ranch, according to Brand Eating. At test locations, it takes the place of the Turkey Ranch & Bacon Sandwich, according to Brand Eating.
The Three Cheese Beef & Bacon Stacker starts at $8.99, according to Sporked. According to Brand Eating, it combines roast beef, bacon, cheddar, Swiss and Cooper Sharp American cheese, crispy-fried onion strings, red onion, tomatoes, shredded lettuce and garlic aioli.
The Sweet 'n Golden Triple Stacker also starts at $8.99, according to Brand Eating. It includes roasted chicken, ham, bacon, cheddar cheese, red onion, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, mayo and Golden BBQ sauce, according to Sporked.
Michigan test locations carry three of the four sandwiches and omit the Sweet 'n Golden Triple Stacker, according to Brand Eating. The Michigan tests include Portland, Albion and Ionia, according to Sporked.
Arby's has given no word on whether the Sub Stackers will become permanent menu items or reach other markets, according to Sporked. Prices hinge on the size of sandwich chosen and can differ from one restaurant to another, according to Sporked.