Following in the footsteps of Heinz, Arby's has debuted its very own puzzle dubbed the 'Arby’s 13-Hour Puzzle.'
As most fans probably guessed, the Arby’s 13-Hour Puzzle is named after Arby’s 13-Hour Smoked Brisket. The 1,000-piece puzzle pays homage to this fan-favorite menu item with a meaty collage of Arby's dishes. When completed, the puzzle reveals an image of piles of Arby's sandwiches, curly fries, and mozzarella sticks. And while it may take a bit to put all the pieces together, Arby's admits that the puzzle probably won't take you 13 hours to complete.
With consumers increasingly using puzzles to pass the time during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Arby’s 13-Hour Puzzle is a cheeky way for the brand to remain relevant.
Smoked Brisket-Branded Puzzles
The New Arby’s 13-Hour Puzzle Features Its Signature Menu Items
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