A viral TikTok clip restarted the old claim that Arby’s roast beef is really a “paste” or “meat muck,” not real meat — and the show dug through conflicting accounts from current and former employees on air. Here’s the actual record: Snopes investigated this exact “liquid meat” rumor back in 2005 and rated it false. Arby’s roast beef is beef plus a self-basting solution, delivered to stores in sealed bags with a gelatinous broth, slow-roasted for three to four hours, then sliced — which is exactly the paste-like, pre-cooked look the viral clips show. Old rumor, new TikTok coat of paint.
Sources: Snopes: Is Arby’s Roast Beef “Liquid Meat”? and the recent viral-clip writeup.
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