Arby’s Allergen Menu and Ingredients

The Arby’s allergen menu below names wheat, milk, soy, egg and sesame against each item, plus the guide’s fryer and facility notes. Classic Roast Beef declares soy, wheat and sesame, and milk joins them where a buttered bun is served. Sesame Seed Bun is where that sesame comes from.

Arby’s Allergen declarations below carry no peanut, tree nut or crustacean shellfish entry anywhere. Jamocha Shake, Chocolate Shake and both turnovers come from a facility that also processes peanuts or tree nuts, which the declarations do not cover. Frying oil is shared across the breaded items, and the guide names fish in that oil wherever a restaurant sells it.

Arby’s allergen menu at a glance

Arby’s Allergen Menu Item by Item

Arby’s Allergen sections below follow the board, from the roast beef line through breakfast, the toppings and the regional sandwiches. Each row carries the Contains declaration from Arby’s own guide, followed by any may-contain, shared fryer oil or facility note on that line. Chicken Tenders 2PC declares egg, soy and wheat, while the three-piece and five-piece counts add milk to those three.

The Arby’s allergen menu keeps declarations and cross-contact notes apart, and so does every row here. Crinkle Fries and Potato Cakes declare nothing themselves, yet the guide marks both for oil shared with egg, milk, soy, wheat and fish.

Arby’s Roast Beef Allergens

Roast Beef declares soy, wheat and sesame at every weight, with the sesame coming from the seeded bun. Buttered buns at participating restaurants in Harrisburg, PA and Sioux Falls, SD add milk to all three weights. Classic Beef ‘n Cheddar adds milk to those three, and the Double and Half Pound builds declare exactly the same four names.

Classic French Dip & Swiss drops the sesame with its sub roll and keeps milk, soy and wheat. Arby’s Allergen Menu tiers this line by weight, and the declarations do not change with it. Only the price moves with the weight. Arby’s Sauce declares no allergen at all, while Horsey Sauce declares egg.

Arby’s Cheesesteak Allergens

Angus Cheesesteak and every variation of it declare milk, wheat and sesame, from the Deluxe through the Half Pound and the spicy builds. Chicken Cheesesteak carries the same three names across all eight of its versions. None of the fourteen cheesesteak rows on the Arby’s allergen menu adds a may-contain or a shared fryer note.

Arby’s Chicken Menu Allergens

Crispy Chicken Sandwich declares egg and wheat, with a may-contain note for sesame and shared fryer oil that can carry milk, soy and fish. Buffalo Chicken Sandwich, Chicken Bacon Swiss Sandwich and Chicken Cordon Bleu each add milk to that declaration. Chicken Tenders carry egg, milk, soy and wheat at both counts, with fish possible through the oil.

Ranch Dipping Sauce declares egg and milk, Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce egg alone and Buffalo Dipping Sauce milk alone, while BBQ Dipping Sauce declares none.

Arby’s Limited Time Allergens

Deep Fried Turkey Gobbler and Deep Fried Turkey Club both declare milk, egg and wheat, with a may-contain note for sesame. Steak Nuggets declare nothing on their own, while the Steak ‘n Mac Bowl declares wheat, milk and egg. Steak ‘n Potato Bowl declares milk and soy, and Horsey Ranch Dipping Sauce declares milk and egg.

Arby’s Crafted Sandwich Allergens

Greek Gyro and Roast Turkey Ranch & Bacon Sandwich both declare egg, milk, soy and wheat. Corned Beef Reuben drops the soy. The same Reuben anchors two off-menu builds. Ham & Swiss Melt adds sesame from its bun to egg, milk and wheat, plus a shared fryer note for fish.

Arby’s Sides Allergens

Curly Fries declare wheat alone, and it comes from the seasoned coating rather than the potato. Crinkle Fries and Potato Cakes declare nothing themselves. All three carry a shared fryer oil note for egg, milk, soy and fish, and Crinkle Fries and Potato Cakes add wheat to it.

Mozzarella Sticks and Jalapeño Bites each declare milk and wheat. The four- and six-piece sticks add a shared fryer oil note that the two-piece order does not carry. White Cheddar Mac ‘n Cheese declares wheat, milk and egg, and Cheddar Cheese Sauce declares milk on its own. Ketchup, Marinara Sauce and Bronco Berry Sauce declare none on the Arby’s allergen menu.

Arby’s Shakes and Desserts Allergens

Jamocha Shake, Chocolate Shake and Vanilla Shake declare milk alone. Apple Turnover and Cherry Turnover declare soy and wheat instead, with no milk in either. Peach Cobbler Roll declares all four names, adding egg and milk to the soy and wheat that both turnovers already carry. Jamocha Shake, Chocolate Shake and both turnovers also come from a facility that processes peanuts or tree nuts.

Arby’s Sliders and Wraps Allergens

Roast Beef Slider and Ham Slider declare milk, soy and wheat on their small buns, with a may-contain note for sesame. Chicken Slider and Buffalo Chicken Slider add egg from the breaded fillet, along with a shared fryer note for fish. Ranch Chicken Wrap and Honey Mustard Chicken Wrap declare those same four names inside a flour tortilla rather than on a bun.

Arby’s Kids Menu Allergens

Chicken Tenders 2PC declares egg, soy and wheat, without the milk that the larger counts carry, and fish is possible through the shared oil. Shamrock Farms Lowfat White Milk, its chocolate version and both 1% Lowfat Milks each declare milk alone. Tree Top Applesauce and Honest Kids Apple Juice Drink declare none. Kids Meals on the Arby’s allergen menu otherwise draw on the sliders above.

Arby’s Drinks Allergens

Fountain drinks, lemonades and brewed teas declare no allergens at any cup size, and neither do coffee, bottled water or Simply Orange Juice. Classic Shirley Temple declares none either. Shirley ‘n Cream is the one drink on the Arby’s allergen menu that declares milk.

Arby’s Breakfast Menu Allergens

Sausage Biscuit, Bacon Biscuit and Ham Biscuit each declare egg, milk, soy and wheat. Every croissant, sourdough and wrap carries those same four, and the wraps and Chicken Biscuit add a shared fryer note for fish. French Toast Sticks break the pattern, declaring soy and wheat, with egg, milk and fish possible through the shared oil. The Arby’s allergen menu marks every breakfast item as unavailable at some restaurants.

Arby’s Toppings Allergens

Sesame Seed Bun declares soy, wheat and sesame, and it is where much of the sesame above comes from. Crispy Onions declare egg, milk and wheat, with soy and fish possible through the shared oil. Processed Swiss declares milk and soy, and Cheddar Cheese declares milk on its own.

Bacon, Red Ranch Sauce, tomato and red onion declare none on the Arby’s allergen menu. Arby’s keeps Arby’s Sauce and Horsey Sauce at the condiment station rather than on the sandwich.

Arby’s Regional Menu Allergens

ArbyQ, Super Roast Beef, Arby’s Melt, Ham & Swiss Sandwich and Roast Beef Gyro sell only at some restaurants. ArbyQ and Super Roast Beef declare soy, wheat and sesame, and Arby’s Melt adds milk to those three. Ham & Swiss Sandwich declares egg, milk, soy and wheat, while Roast Beef Gyro declares egg, milk and wheat.

Dairy-Free Options at Arby’s

Arby’s allergen menu clears forty items of milk. Twenty-one of them are drinks, from the fountain flavors and lemonades to coffee and Honest Kids juice. Eight sauces join them, among them Arby’s Sauce, Horsey Sauce, Honey Mustard and BBQ. Sesame Seed Bun, bacon, tomato and red onion clear milk too.

Chicken Tenders 2PC declares no milk, and neither do Steak Nuggets, Tree Top Applesauce or the two turnovers. ArbyQ and Super Roast Beef, both regional, are the only sandwiches clear of milk. Classic, Double and Half Pound Roast Beef join them except where a buttered bun is served. Crispy Chicken Sandwich declares no milk itself, but its fryer oil can carry it.

Ordering Gluten-Free at Arby’s

Arby’s allergen menu lists forty-nine items that declare no wheat and carry no wheat in a fryer note. Twenty-six of them are drinks, the kids’ milks included. Twelve sauces qualify, from Buffalo, Ranch and Honey Mustard to Cheddar Cheese Sauce and Horsey Ranch.

Steak Nuggets and the Steak ‘n Potato Bowl qualify among the mains, along with all three shakes and Tree Top Applesauce. That bowl sits on chopped Potato Cakes, though, and the guide marks Potato Cakes for fryer oil that can carry wheat. Cheddar Cheese, Processed Swiss, bacon, tomato and red onion round out the toppings. Every sandwich, wrap and slider on the board declares wheat.

Cross-Contact and Shared Equipment at Arby’s

Arby’s cooks its fried items in common oil, and the guide marks twenty-three rows with a shared fryer note. They include the fries, Potato Cakes, Mozzarella Sticks, Jalapeño Bites, French Toast Sticks and every breaded chicken item. Fish appears in every one of those notes wherever a restaurant sells it. The meat slicer handles roast beef, turkey and ham along the same blade.

Fourteen rows carry a may-contain note for sesame, covering the breaded chicken sandwiches, the four sliders, both Deep Fried Turkey sandwiches and four burgers. Shakes go through a shared spindle, so a Jamocha follows a Chocolate through the same cup. Sauces are pumped and spread by hand at the assembly line. Anyone ordering around a serious allergy should say so before the order goes in, and ask for a glove change rather than assume one.

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