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Fries basted in beef broth, fried in lard and salted with beef salt. Their fries today taste like cardboard. They’re disgusting. I miss McDonaldland cookies. Layered with the soft serve? Duuuuude. Miss it
I absolutely hate it when companies of all sorts decide to get rid of something when the people like it. It doesn’t make any sense, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Salad Shakers were absolute genius! They included meat and eggs (harder to find on salads these days), and the mechanism allowed for perfect distribution of the dressing.
I enjoyed Big N Tastys and Angus Burgers when they were on the menu, and I've been fortunate enough to try McPizza in Orlando. But I will forever mourn the loss of my Mighty Wings. McDonald's chicken tenders had similar seasoning as the wings, but then McDonald's went and discontinued those as well. :(
We in Poland have the shaken fries at the moment, they're called McShaker Fries. And our Apple Pies are still fried, in the same oil as nuggets or fries no less. We still have McWraps.
McDonalds original fries from back in the late 90s early 2000s were so good, you would eat the fries out the bag before you made it to your destination. GUARANTEED 😂
My top 3 items I wish would come back are: 1. Chicken Mcbites (Especially the spicy mcbites) 2. The Quarter Pounder burger (pre "always fresh, never frozen") - somehow back when they used the "frozen" QP meat it seemed to have more flavor to me 3. Chicken Selects
Chopped Beefsteak sandwich. I buy Beef Tallow from Amazon and use it when I make fries at home. It's damn close to what they used to taste like. A lot closer than what they pass off now.
McDonald’s has consistently taken the items that people like and gotten rid of them, while keeping crap stuff you have to question “what human is eating this?”..
That happens with a lot of companies for some reason. And the companies that are affected and go out of business wonder what happened. Personally, it pisses me off. Like Cheez-It getting rid of their Chili Cheez Cheez Its. Seriously.
I think most of the items were removed because although people liked them, they stopped buying it, choosing instead cheaper items on the menu. So financially it didn't make sense anymore producing these snacks.
We still have McWraps here in Canada, or at least where I am. 3 different kinds: creamy avocado ranch, sweet chilli and chicken and bacon. Each can be made with either crispy or grilled chicken for a total or 6 wrap varieties. We also have 2 types of snack wraps: ranch chicken and spicy buffalo. Again, both can be made with either crispy or grilled chicken.
In 2020, prior to CO CO 1-9, they had a burger on a 'Premium' bun, topped with cheese, barbecue and fried onions. It was soooo good! I've given up hope they'd bring it back.
Not mentioned as another prime contributor to the demise of the 1/3 pound angus burger was that people were confused as to thinking the 1/4 pounder was bigger, making the higher price of the 1/3 pound burger even more of an issue, despite the angus beef used. This also happened to A&W restaurants when they unveiled a third pounder.
We all know why they gave the Super Size option the boot. It was due to a little film called "Super Size Me" and they got sued by two fat chicks that blamed Mickey D's for them being fat.
Yep and that really wasn't the whole story. As the creator and narrator of Super Size Me didn't exercise at all during this little experiment, and at the time of Super Size Me's release was a alcoholic so it wasn't just the Super Size combo there was other factors as well same with the fat girls who were sisters who sued McDonalds a day after the film came out and blamed the Quick-Service Restaurant chain for them being fat they didn't exercise at all plus were alcoholics so again there were outside factors at play here. And yes I had Super Size combos from McDonalds on occasion and after I eating one I would head to the gym and do some exercises to work off my meal plus I don't drink alcohol so I ate Super Size combos and never got fat at all from it.
Come on, you knew Arch Deluxe would be here. I actually ate one back when it was released in the 90s. I think I was 12 at the time. And I remember I really liked it!
I wish you could taste the original fries. They were so good. Oh and you want Sze chuan sauce? 1/4 cup Sweet baby Rays bbq sauce 1/4 cup Chinese duck sauce 1 tablespoon Sriracha sauce Mix all three and enjoy.
I forgot about McDs selling hot dogs during the 90s. Guess it was so forgettable that I don’t remember enjoying them or not. The one item that always breaks my heart of them not having anymore is McDonaldland cookies. Can’t tell you the amount of times I begged and cried to my parents to take me to McDs just to get them during the 80s. 😢
In an early BLOOM COUNTY strip, a couple of characters go to a McDonald's and aren't too thrilled with what's on the menu, prompting one to say "Let's get a McPizza." The other says "McFine with me." I don't know if it came out before or after the ACTUAL McPizza mentioned here.
I saw the last clip you guys used with the guy speed blitzing the drive in order up and I had the video set to 2 times speed, managed to make it even funnier to me would recommend!
20 years ago, I vacationed in Japan. Out of curiosity I sent to a McDonald to see how different the menu might be. The only difference I found as instead of chicken nuggets this Japanese McD served fish nuggets
I really miss the Fish Deluxe sandwich which came out during the Arch Deluxe phase. I like the Filet o Fish sandwich but I wish there was something like a Filet o Fish Deluxe which adds lettuce and tomato. The store already has lettuce and tomato.
Changing from beef tallow to vegetable oil is what made me turn my back on McDonald's. I've eaten there a handful of times since and I never order any fries. It just wouldn't be the same.
Wouldn't it be awesome if every major city had one McDonald's location that had all of the menu items from around the world? I mean, there are so many countries that I would love to visit to take in their culture. But, I don't want to have to fly all the way over to Egypt to try a McFalafel. Like there are so many crazy menu items out there... I just wish there was one flagship McDonald's restaurant in every mega city where I could at least try a McKroket (Netherlands), or a McLavash (Ukraine), or even to have a nice batch of those old school onion nuggets! I miss those!
I remember one story of a devout Hindu who loved the classic fries. When he finally learned it was deep fried in beef-favored oil he returned to India as quickly as he could. The reason?: to purify and cleanse himself in the waters of the Ganges as he was a strict vegan!
There are McDonald's products that are created for specific international markets that I wish were available here in the mainland U.S. I remember in 1991 when I went to Hawaii, a McDonalds there offered a McTeriyaki burger. It was really tasty.
I work at McDonald's in Canada and we still have McWraps and Snack Wraps! We do bake the pies though, but I think they're ok that way! However, we have another restaurant called Harvey's that fries the pies and they are better. My Dad gets quite offended at the difference 😂
The "Big 'n Tasty" was basically what Australia called a "McFeast." _"The McFeast is comprised of a 100% Aussie beef patty, tomato, lettuce, cheese, onions, pickles and three, count them, three, sauces!"_ - those being mustard, ketchup and signature McChicken. The burger was a part of the standard McDonald's menu along with the Quarter Pounder and the Big Mac up until the late '90s when it was phased out. It did make a comeback in later years, but was only for a limited time. It was the only standard menu item to have tomato slices.
The McJordan meal came back as the Travis Scott meal. I think theyre identical except with the Travis Scott meal you have to get a Sprite with it and the BBQ sauce is not on the burger like the MJ meal but comes as a dipping sauce on the side.
We still have the fried apple pies here in the UK, not in certain locations, ALL of them, they even do special versions of them too, like chocolate pies. White chocolate and raspberry pies too
They were using the wrong onions in the onion nuggets. The breading was great but it was like biting into battered onion slime because the onions broke down too much during the deep frying process. They basically wanted something to do with the leftover diced onions that didn't get used on burgers and the onion nugget was the regrettable result. Nobody I knew bought them more than once and I distinctly remember that not even the seagulls would eat them! They tried to reinvent the onion ring and failed.🤮😃
I want the McPizza back! I remember loving these as a kid, we always got the personal sized ones. Last place I knew to sell them was a McDonald's in Union, NJ. How depressed I was when that ended.
@@RMagicS I think the video said it was like 45% beef tallow. The boxes we put in the metal rolling containers I thought said shortening. If you didn't know tallow was in it, it looked and acted like Crisco. lol
Yes, those heavenly deep fried apple & cherry pies with the crinkly crusts, & the classic Orange drink (not Hi-C), IMO the most heartbreaking losses; but if Rally's & Popeyes still deep fry their pies....
To be clear. The pineapple burger was brought out as a competition between two McDonald’s franchisees. People didn’t want to eat meat on Sundays. So one came out with the pineapple burger, one came out with the fillet o fish. Seeing as the fillet o fish is still on the menu. You can guess who won that contest. 7:07
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McRib
The two McDonald's items I want to bring back were the deep fried apple pies and the Supersize combo.
Fries basted in beef broth, fried in lard and salted with beef salt. Their fries today taste like cardboard. They’re disgusting.
I miss McDonaldland cookies. Layered with the soft serve? Duuuuude. Miss it
Interesting list of lost menu items for mc,Donald,s it's a good place for on the go food that's if you have the extra money to spend🤔🙏
The Mcsalad shaker😢
I absolutely hate it when companies of all sorts decide to get rid of something when the people like it. It doesn’t make any sense, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Because if it stayed, people would eventually get tired of it and thats how they keep people wanting for more. Its just a big marketing strategy
The big earners stay on the menu, whats the mystery here
Salad Shakers were absolute genius! They included meat and eggs (harder to find on salads these days), and the mechanism allowed for perfect distribution of the dressing.
I enjoyed Big N Tastys and Angus Burgers when they were on the menu, and I've been fortunate enough to try McPizza in Orlando. But I will forever mourn the loss of my Mighty Wings. McDonald's chicken tenders had similar seasoning as the wings, but then McDonald's went and discontinued those as well. :(
The deep fried apple pies were DA BOMB!!!!!!
KFC has them now
@@brettbest192so does Whataburger
My absolute favorite of all time!
Preach
i liked the cherry ones better
We in Poland have the shaken fries at the moment, they're called McShaker Fries.
And our Apple Pies are still fried, in the same oil as nuggets or fries no less.
We still have McWraps.
Sounds like I need to move to Poland! :)
They’re super popular in Japan too
Yeah some markets still have shaker fries. They're popular and a regular menu item in Japan.
Those deep fried apple pies were the BEST!!!
*What us Americans lose that other countries gain is deplorable!* 😢
McDonalds original fries from back in the late 90s early 2000s were so good, you would eat the fries out the bag before you made it to your destination. GUARANTEED 😂
Word
The snack wrap should be number one on this list because as soon it left McDonald's began it's rapid decline in quality and affordable prices 😊
Still on sale here over in Europe
Dude, it's a shame, because I love McDonald's, but it now costs a fortune to eat there.
Beef Tallow fries should be higher on the list. What a time lol.
I miss the buttermilk crispy chicken strips.
YESSS
Those were disgusting compared to the original chicken selects
Same
That was my favorite item on the menu
I miss their chicken tenders so much, it practically left a void in my life 🥺😔
MAN! The Arch Deluxe was all I ate when they were available! I miss those for sure!
The Fried apple pie was the best thing. The baked ones suck compared to the fried one. That crunch outside shell was amazing.
The molten filling could literally destroy a human tongue. But man, it was worth it. They were so much better.
My top 3 items I wish would come back are:
1. Chicken Mcbites (Especially the spicy mcbites)
2. The Quarter Pounder burger (pre "always fresh, never frozen") - somehow back when they used the "frozen" QP meat it seemed to have more flavor to me
3. Chicken Selects
Chopped Beefsteak sandwich. I buy Beef Tallow from Amazon and use it when I make fries at home. It's damn close to what they used to taste like. A lot closer than what they pass off now.
McDonald’s has consistently taken the items that people like and gotten rid of them, while keeping crap stuff you have to question “what human is eating this?”..
That happens with a lot of companies for some reason. And the companies that are affected and go out of business wonder what happened. Personally, it pisses me off. Like Cheez-It getting rid of their Chili Cheez Cheez Its. Seriously.
Like the mcrib haha! They bring it back worse every year and we all just want the BBQ ranch dollar burger and white cheddar hot and spicy back
@@marcusbustos2476I could have sworn the McRibb used to taste way better
@@Bman32x I used to work at McDonald's when I was in high school around 2012-13. Even then it used to be so good, id get 2 at a time haha
I think most of the items were removed because although people liked them, they stopped buying it, choosing instead cheaper items on the menu. So financially it didn't make sense anymore producing these snacks.
11:18 I had forgotten about those, these were the best with them shaped like the McDonald’s characters
I miss The Arch-Deluxe that Burger was so tender & juicy.
I wish the McRib was a permanent part of the menu. 🎉
Me too.
It is in germany🙃
Agreed. I also wish Burger King still had cinna minis.
You forgot Snack Wraps which is a completely different item than Mcwraps. I never liked the Mcwraps but loved the crispy ranch snack wrap.
I worked at McDonald’s back when we sold snack wraps and they were the best!! They must come back!!
@@darnellwilliams1139they’re always forgotten
9:19 Oh, how I miss the McWraps, these were my saving grace when I was into weight training.
if mcdonald’s brought back the nuclear apple/cherry pies and beef tallow fries, they’d be on top of the fast food world
We still have McWraps here in Canada, or at least where I am. 3 different kinds: creamy avocado ranch, sweet chilli and chicken and bacon. Each can be made with either crispy or grilled chicken for a total or 6 wrap varieties. We also have 2 types of snack wraps: ranch chicken and spicy buffalo. Again, both can be made with either crispy or grilled chicken.
In 2020, prior to CO CO 1-9, they had a burger on a 'Premium' bun, topped with cheese, barbecue and fried onions. It was soooo good! I've given up hope they'd bring it back.
Not mentioned as another prime contributor to the demise of the 1/3 pound angus burger was that people were confused as to thinking the 1/4 pounder was bigger, making the higher price of the 1/3 pound burger even more of an issue, despite the angus beef used.
This also happened to A&W restaurants when they unveiled a third pounder.
We all know why they gave the Super Size option the boot. It was due to a little film called "Super Size Me" and they got sued by two fat chicks that blamed Mickey D's for them being fat.
Yep and that really wasn't the whole story.
As the creator and narrator of Super Size Me didn't exercise at all during this little experiment, and at the time of Super Size Me's release was a alcoholic so it wasn't just the Super Size combo there was other factors as well same with the fat girls who were sisters who sued McDonalds a day after the film came out and blamed the Quick-Service Restaurant chain for them being fat they didn't exercise at all plus were alcoholics so again there were outside factors at play here.
And yes I had Super Size combos from McDonalds on occasion and after I eating one I would head to the gym and do some exercises to work off my meal plus I don't drink alcohol so I ate Super Size combos and never got fat at all from it.
the Buttermilk Crispy Tenders and cinnamon rolls
Come on, you knew Arch Deluxe would be here. I actually ate one back when it was released in the 90s. I think I was 12 at the time. And I remember I really liked it!
The Fiah McBites were AMAZING! Bring those and fried pie back!!!!
I wish you could taste the original fries. They were so good.
Oh and you want Sze chuan sauce?
1/4 cup Sweet baby Rays bbq sauce
1/4 cup Chinese duck sauce
1 tablespoon Sriracha sauce
Mix all three and enjoy.
Bring back the McDonaldland cookies! Bring back Ronald McDonald and the McDonaldland characters.
I forgot about McDs selling hot dogs during the 90s. Guess it was so forgettable that I don’t remember enjoying them or not. The one item that always breaks my heart of them not having anymore is McDonaldland cookies. Can’t tell you the amount of times I begged and cried to my parents to take me to McDs just to get them during the 80s. 😢
Mighty Wings were awesome!
The Big N Tasty, the Angus Third Pounders, and the Arch Deluxe are what I miss the most. The snack wraps and salad shakers were genius too.
what's hilarious is the 1/3 pound burger didn't catch on because Americans are too dumb and think 1/4 is larger than 1/3......
Bring back the damn Szechuan sauce! That stuff was amazing!
we miss: the price, the red and white building, the days when the app actually worked
You mean you don't love those depressing black / grey gulag looking prison buildings they have now?
R.I.P. to the McDonald’s dollar menu 2002-2014, gone but not forgotten 🥀
It still "exists" but now as the $1, $2, and $3 menu although unfortunately nothing on it is $1 anymore
The Salads. Oh I would love one those Chicken ceasar salads
In an early BLOOM COUNTY strip, a couple of characters go to a McDonald's and aren't too thrilled with what's on the menu, prompting one to say "Let's get a McPizza." The other says "McFine with me." I don't know if it came out before or after the ACTUAL McPizza mentioned here.
I saw the last clip you guys used with the guy speed blitzing the drive in order up and I had the video set to 2 times speed, managed to make it even funnier to me would recommend!
4.49 cents for a 1/3 pounder. Now we pay 4.89 for a medium fry, 7.15 for a big mac and 7.39 for a 1/4 pounder. Yet they were nervous back than. hahaha
I think the bigger problem is that too many Americans believe 1/3 is smaller than 1/4.
I miss the cheddar melt sandwich! That was such an awesome taste, and I would love to pair it with the onion nuggets!
If WatchMojo does one for Burger King, they better have Cini-Minis at the top.
Agreed I love those things.
The fried apple pies NEED to come back! And the Arch Deluxe is the BEST sandwich McDonald's has EVER made!
Watching this video makes me hungry.
20 years ago, I vacationed in Japan. Out of curiosity I sent to a McDonald to see how different the menu might be. The only difference I found as instead of chicken nuggets this Japanese McD served fish nuggets
Seriously the wraps should have another shot since we’ve gotten the resurgence of chicken wraps starting with Burger King with Carls Jr following up.
What I'd like most to see returned are the McChicken,The QLT,and The Bacon McDLT.
Sadly as an Aussie I never got to see or try most of these. I'd love to see some of this variety on the menu here.
I really miss the Fish Deluxe sandwich which came out during the Arch Deluxe phase. I like the Filet o Fish sandwich but I wish there was something like a Filet o Fish Deluxe which adds lettuce and tomato. The store already has lettuce and tomato.
They've brought the mcwraps back! And the shaker fries are back with different flavours ❤❤
Ireland still has big tasty burgers and some deluxe ones, also has all the wraps and salad bowls
Changing from beef tallow to vegetable oil is what made me turn my back on McDonald's. I've eaten there a handful of times since and I never order any fries. It just wouldn't be the same.
I miss the Mcwrap by far my favorite McDonald's item. They also had a smaller wrap that I loved! Bring one back plz!
Wouldn't it be awesome if every major city had one McDonald's location that had all of the menu items from around the world? I mean, there are so many countries that I would love to visit to take in their culture. But, I don't want to have to fly all the way over to Egypt to try a McFalafel. Like there are so many crazy menu items out there... I just wish there was one flagship McDonald's restaurant in every mega city where I could at least try a McKroket (Netherlands), or a McLavash (Ukraine), or even to have a nice batch of those old school onion nuggets! I miss those!
If you want a fried apple pie, Checkers/Rallys have fried apple pies coated in cinnamon sugar
McDonalds Pizza was one of the few things from her childhood that my mother fondly remembers lol
I am one of those people who want the classic fries back. They were so good.
They are still great but I also miss the fries of yesteryear.
I like their vegetable oil fries because I didn’t know about the classic fries as a kid.
@@donaldkennedy9573 I have a solution. Offer both. Classic for those who want it and the new one for those who do not want the calories.
I remember one story of a devout Hindu who loved the classic fries. When he finally learned it was deep fried in beef-favored oil he returned to India as quickly as he could. The reason?: to purify and cleanse himself in the waters of the Ganges as he was a strict vegan!
@@normanlee6609 I see again I suggest 2 options for that reason.
There are McDonald's products that are created for specific international markets that I wish were available here in the mainland U.S.
I remember in 1991 when I went to Hawaii, a McDonalds there offered a McTeriyaki burger.
It was really tasty.
The signature crafted burger line needs to return
The shake shake fries is permanent here in the Philippines
I work at McDonald's in Canada and we still have McWraps and Snack Wraps! We do bake the pies though, but I think they're ok that way! However, we have another restaurant called Harvey's that fries the pies and they are better. My Dad gets quite offended at the difference 😂
Angus ⅓ pounder was also a competition to Carl's Jr./Hardee's, who were also selling a similar product that was char-grilled.
Honorable mentions: butterfinger mc flurry, blueberry muffin, bite sized twist cones, flavored twist cones.
The "Big 'n Tasty" was basically what Australia called a "McFeast." _"The McFeast is comprised of a 100% Aussie beef patty, tomato, lettuce, cheese, onions, pickles and three, count them, three, sauces!"_ - those being mustard, ketchup and signature McChicken.
The burger was a part of the standard McDonald's menu along with the Quarter Pounder and the Big Mac up until the late '90s when it was phased out. It did make a comeback in later years, but was only for a limited time. It was the only standard menu item to have tomato slices.
The words "deep fried apple pie" get spoken. My mouth: "Oww that burns!"
The McJordan meal came back as the Travis Scott meal. I think theyre identical except with the Travis Scott meal you have to get a Sprite with it and the BBQ sauce is not on the burger like the MJ meal but comes as a dipping sauce on the side.
@watchmojo, the Cheddar Melt was the best sandwich McDonald’s ever made. You can’t keep making these lists without it.
We still have the fried apple pies here in the UK, not in certain locations, ALL of them, they even do special versions of them too, like chocolate pies. White chocolate and raspberry pies too
Glad the Philippines still offers the Shake Fries
The Big n' Tasty, original fried pies, stroopwaffel McFlurry and Salad Shakers!
In the UK all the best fish and chip shops still fry in beef tallow (dripping, as we call it). It’s sooo much better.
The Angus ⅓ pounder shroom and Swiss was my jam back in the day
I miss the Cheddar Melt!! I loved that burger!!!❤
I know BK had shake on fry seasoning, didn't remember McDonald's having it too
No chicken selects!??! That's upsetting. I loved those and wish they still had them 😢
I forgot about the Big N Tasty. I used to order that one all the time. I wish they kept it and just made it a meal. I also miss the chicken wraps.
bro these kids now will never know how good McDonalds cookies were. I miss them
McDonald's cookies were definitely a delicious treat.
They were using the wrong onions in the onion nuggets. The breading was great but it was like biting into battered onion slime because the onions broke down too much during the deep frying process. They basically wanted something to do with the leftover diced onions that didn't get used on burgers and the onion nugget was the regrettable result. Nobody I knew bought them more than once and I distinctly remember that not even the seagulls would eat them! They tried to reinvent the onion ring and failed.🤮😃
I miss the fruit and yogurt parfaits
I worked at a McDonald’s around the time The McDLT was introduced. It was a pain in the butt for the kitchen to put it together.
I miss the homestyle burger (or Texas homestyle burger, depending on your location). Those were soooo good.
I want the McPizza back! I remember loving these as a kid, we always got the personal sized ones. Last place I knew to sell them was a McDonald's in Union, NJ. How depressed I was when that ended.
I miss the Mc DLT. That was my favorite McDonald's sandwich!
Why do we not talk about the buttermilk crispy tenders? I miss them so much they were so good
The McDonald’s park playground, the nostalgic 🥔 sign on my favorite French fries, Coca Cola and their olds parks and old toys
McDonald's dumped the hot dog because no one could order a McWeiner with a straight face 😂
I couldn't either.😅 It sounds so naughty.😂
just imagine asking for a bigger 1. can you super size my mcweiner please? 🤣🤣
I miss the Buttermilk Chicken Tenders
Old School Hot Apple "DEEP FRIED" pies are #1
My first job was McDonalds in 1986. I remember the big metal scoops we'd use in giant containers of shortening for the fryers.
That wasn't shortening, shortening is hydrolyzed vegetable oil. What you saw in the containers was beef tallow.
@@RMagicS I think the video said it was like 45% beef tallow. The boxes we put in the metal rolling containers I thought said shortening. If you didn't know tallow was in it, it looked and acted like Crisco. lol
@@kimwatchesstuff I stand corrected, you are correct!!
Yes, those heavenly deep fried apple & cherry pies with the crinkly crusts, & the classic Orange drink (not Hi-C), IMO the most heartbreaking losses; but if Rally's & Popeyes still deep fry their pies....
Back in 2003, there was a McDonald's in southern Delaware that had crabcake sandwiches on their menu❤
I remember those fries as a kid just around when the recipe was changed I always wanted a super sized meal as a kid but I never got my chance
I wish they brought back the supersize 😢😢 but also really I kinda wanna see how the pizzas were and the spaghetti.
0:30 Using a hoagie bun is the proper way to build a multi-patty burger. A normal bun with too many patties is too tall to eat normally.
99 cents for a 6 piece and 3.29 for a 20 piece!!! Oh how I miss the good ole days. 😢
To be clear. The pineapple burger was brought out as a competition between two McDonald’s franchisees. People didn’t want to eat meat on Sundays. So one came out with the pineapple burger, one came out with the fillet o fish. Seeing as the fillet o fish is still on the menu. You can guess who won that contest. 7:07
The music that starts at 3:44. Where do I find this music? I don't even know what it's called. Any help would be appreciated.
😄😄😄 16:31 you crazy man crazy would that even fit in your dumbest car
I really liked the big n tasty and angus burgers. Also snack wraps
8:02 in Brazil big tasty is a staple! ❤