Arby’s announces new King’s Hawaiian Sweet Heat menu

If you are a regular here at Guilty Eats (and if you aren’t then you really should be) then you know all about the meats. Arby’s has long made it known how proud they are of said meats and we congratulate them every chance we get.

When it comes to those meats, Arby’s seems always willing to try new things with them and are glad to share them with their meat-loving fans. It’s part of what makes the fast food chain stand apart from McDonald’s and Burger King.

So when it was revealed to us that Arby’s was getting ready to add a trio of brand new menu items featuring their popular meats and give them a sweet and spicy twist, we were interested. The fact it’s called the King’s Hawaiian Sweet Heat menu is just icing on the cake.

The Arby’s King’s Hawaiian Sweet Heat menu will be available for a limited time.

I mean, everyone loves King’s Hawaiian rolls, right? They are impossibly soft and have that amazing sweet aftertaste that make them so unique. Now add Arby’s incredible meats to the equation and you have a surefire winner.

The new King’s Hawaiian Sweet Heat menu includes three new items that are all now available.

First is the King’s Hawaiian Sweet Heat Chicken Sandwich, which includes crispy chicken on a a King’s Hawaiian bun with cheddar cheese, onions, pickles, lettuce and tomatoes all covered in a sweet and spicy sauce.

Next is the King’s Hawaiian Sweet Heat Beef ‘n Brisket Sandwich which includes everything on the chicken sandwich but swaps out the chicken for Arby’s 13-hour smoked brisket and their iconic thin sliced roast beef.

Finally we have Arby’s new Loaded Fries. They take the classic fries and cover them in melted cheddar cheese, diced chicken nuggets and chopped bacon and then douse the whole thing in the same sweet and spicy sauce they use for the sandwiches.

All three items are now available at Arby’s nationwide and will be on the menu for a limited time.

What do you think Guilty Eaters? Any of those three new items excite your taste buds? Leave a comment below and let us know or join the conversation on our Twitter and Facebook pages.