Copycat Arby’s Sauce

When you’re craving Arby’s and don’t want to leave the house make this copycat Arby’s Sauce recipe. Made with just a few ingredients and tastes just like Arby’s Sauce.

Arby’s sauce is the perfect blend of sweet and savory, and this copycat recipe comes pretty close to the real thing. If you’re a fan of Arby’s sauce, you’ll love this homemade version.

If we could choose one sauce that our family loves and uses the most, it would be Arby’s sauce. We can never get enough of the sweet and tangy taste. Not only is it good on roast beef sandwiches but also good for dipping your fries or onion rings into.

I always seem to have quite a few packets on hand after a trip to Arby’s restaurant but they don’t last long in the pantry.

Rather than going out to Arby’s we like to have an Arby’s night at home once in a while to save money. We usually get shaved roast beef, sesame seed buns, Arby’s curly fries sold in the grocery stores and my homemade Arby’s sauce.

Once you make this recipe and try it you’re going to need to make more because it is just that good!

What is Arby’s Sauce?

Arby’s sauce is the most common used sauce at Arby’s fast food restaurants. It is a sweet and tangy with a slight bit of smokiness flavor and used for sandwiches.

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

• Easy to Make: Only need a few ingredients to make that you probably already have in your pantry.
• Versatile: Great on sandwiches, burgers or as a dipping sauce.
• Delicious: Perfect balance of sweet and savory.

What You Need

• Ketchup
• Brown sugar
• Apple cider vinegar
• Worcestershire sauce
• Onion powder
• Garlic powder
• Cayenne pepper

How to Make Arby’s Sauce

Add all ingredients to a medium size bowl. Mix together until fully combined. Chill until ready to serve.

Storing

If you’re lucky enough to have leftover sauce, you can store it in an airtight container in the fridge for up to a week.

FAQs

Can I use Arby’s sauce on other things besides sandwiches?

Absolutely! Arby’s sauce is delicious on just about anything. Try it on chicken wings, fries, or even as a dip.

Do I need to add cornstarch to thicken the sauce?

This recipe does not call for cornstarch as it is already thick enough. Plus, it won’t be drip worthy when you add it to your roast beef sandwich.

Can I make a big batch of Arby’s Sauce?

Yes, you sure can! Just double or triple the recipe to make more.

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