Arby's Deep Fried Turkey Club Sandwich

About the Deep Fried Turkey Club Sandwich

Arby's prices the Deep Fried Turkey Club Sandwich at $7.29, and one sandwich comes to 650 cal. Think of it as the classic deli club rebuilt around hot fried poultry: a quarter pound of hot, deep fried turkey layered with bacon, cheddar, lettuce, tomato slices and mayo inside a toasted Artisan sub roll.

The flavor lands somewhere between a BLT and a turkey melt. A trip through the fryer gives the turkey a browned, savory outside and keeps the slices juicy, so the meat carries more richness than the cold cuts on a typical club. Bacon adds smoke and salt. Cheddar brings a sharper, tangier note than Swiss would, and the mayo ties those two together. Lettuce and tomato keep the whole stack from feeling heavy, giving each bite a cool, crisp finish after the warm turkey.

Texture shifts from layer to layer. You get the crackle of toasted bread on the outside, then the crunch of lettuce and bacon, then the softer give of turkey and tomato in the middle. Visually it looks like a proper club: green leaf, red tomato and strips of bacon peeking out of a long golden roll.

Protein is a strong point here. The sandwich supplies 40 grams of protein, which edges past its holiday sibling, the Deep Fried Turkey Gobbler Sandwich. The Club also skips the stuffing and cranberry, so it reads as the more everyday choice of the two turkey sandwiches on the limited time menu.

If you are wondering how much is the Deep Fried Turkey Club Sandwich at your own store, start with the Austin, Texas price above and expect small swings by location. The sandwich works well as a workday lunch when you want something filling that still has fresh vegetables in it, and it travels better than a saucy cheesesteak because the fillings stay put on the roll. People who usually order a turkey and bacon sandwich will find the familiar flavors here, just with a hot, fried centerpiece instead of sliced deli meat.

To round out the order, grab Arby's Crinkle Fries for a plain, salty side that lets the bacon shine. A tall sweet tea pairs nicely with the cheddar and mayo, or you can switch to the Turkey Club meal for a bundled side and drink.