Here is the site listing  carbs: scroll down to the Low Carby's section.

http://www.arbys.com/arb06.html

Cheryl

? What are you talking about, legal right to "mess" with the low carb term.
It's not copywrited.

I checked out their nutritonal list on their website, and the new Arby's
lowCarby menu looks great from a low-carb point of view.  I really don't
understand the cynicism.  So what if it's served on a plate, salad style?
Same thing that Burger King does.  Same thing I do at home!  We low-carbers
for years have been going to fast-food restaurants and having to deal with
asking for our sandwiches without the bread and get all kinds of strange
looks and reactions.  Now that we're "outed" we can order straight from the
menu.  I think this is wonderful!

And yes, I do prepare most of my meals myself.  But when I'm working or
traveling, it's not always possible.  Its so nice to have so many low-carb
options to choose from now, with these options getting broader every day.

It amazes me that after bitching for years about fast food being low-fat and
high-carb, people are now bitching about the low-carb menus!  Amazing!

As far as I know, there's little regulation of the term "low carb," so they
aren't treading in any dangerous waters.

Well, that's true of any of their products, isn't it?  It's just roast beef
and some lettuce and tomato on a roll, cheaper to buy the ingredients at the
supermarket and make the sandwich myself.  People pay for convenience all
the time.  Indeed, I would go so far as to say that consumer's willingness
to pay a price for convenience is one of the pillars upon which the U.S.
economy is based.

carla