Here's a list of 10 McDonald's Food You'll NEVER Get To Eat Again. McDonald's has discontinued some popular fast food items, but these are 10 McDonald's menu items you'll never get to eat again. New McDonald’s menu items are always big news, and a lot of them don’t always last a very long time. A Big Mac or McNuggets can be enjoyed time and again, but some menu items just fade off into the distance. What if one of those disappearing foods happened to be your favorite? Well you’re out of luck with these 10 McDonald’s foods you’ll never get to eat again.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:27 McPizza
2:04 Fish McBites
3:40 McSalad Shaker
5:13 Fruit and Walnut Snack
6:44 McDonald’s Chicken Fajitas
8:02 McHot Dog
9:56 Triple-Double Burger at Mickey D’s
11:11 McDonald’s Spanish Omelet Bagel
12:22 The McAfrika
13:13 McDonald’s Chopped Beefsteak Sandwich
SUMMARIES:
- Who doesn't love a nice slice of pizza, or two? Heck, maybe even three! What’s not to love? The melted cheese, the succulent pepperoni, the sauce rich in garlic and seasoning.
- The McDonald’s menu has seen quite a few fish options over the years, and most recently they've added the Fish and Chips menu item that's creating a decent amount of buzz. But probably the most famous is the fish filet sandwich.
- Everyone tries to eat a little healthier these days, especially during the summer when beach weather is looming just around the corner. A menu item like this would have seriously done well right about now, right? Maybe not.
- Now if you take a look back at the annals of time and see just how many McDonald’s food items have been done away with like we have, you’ll definitely be shocked. We've just touched the tip of the iceberg and have selected some of the most popular, but it is really incredible to see how many failed items they actually served over the years.
- Probably one of the single most successful cuisines in the US and in parts of Canada is Tex-Mex. Thus the massive success of restaurants like Taco Bell. Who doesn't get a massive craving for a really good burrito or a nice crispy taco every now and again?
- Now when you think burgers and fries, you immediately think of hot dogs too, as they are the staple of the North American carnival and recreational diet. Who doesn't have a hot dog and fries every now and again, especially when visiting a carnival or amusement park, and it just makes sense that McDonald’s would serve this other staple in such foods, doesn't it?
- As we stated, not all of the burgers and fries on the menu did well, as this one here proves quite nicely. There are a lot of fast food chains that have multi-patty burgers, and yes, as does McDonald’s.
- The name sounds really appetizing. In fact, as we work on this one, we find ourselves getting a pretty big craving to give this one a try. But to our deep chagrin, we can’t, unless we somehow find the recipe and start sautéing omelets right here in the office on a portable burner.
- And talk about an international flair. The McAfrika pushed the boundaries of what McDonald’s was willing to offer its consumers. Of course, the biggest leap in that direction was the flatbread that sandwiched this item.
- Here’s an item that’s served in almost every diner across North America. It was released way back in 1979. It’s easy to prepare and the meat is readily available in such types of restaurants as well, as it’s really just chopped hamburger meat, formed to look like a steak.
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