10 McCrappiest Cancelled McDonalds Items
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- 🍟 Which cancelled McDonalds menu foods have been the biggest failures? Let's take a look today.
PhantomStrider Twitter: / phantomstrider
Community Discord: / discord
Written by: Josh Strider & @ninjean9690
Video Edited by:
Anime America: @AnimeAmericaPodcast
Manuel D: @ManuelD1206
ShadeX: @ShadeX
Zac Quinn: @zacquinn
PhoenixStarYT: @PhoenixStarYT
& Josh Strider
Produced & commissioned by Josh Strider (Phantom Strider)
Boo artwork by Dre Higbee: / drehigbee & Charlie
Nin artwork by Charlie - บันเทิง
I think the bigger concern with the McD. L. T was the packaging concern. If people were honestly complaining about the difficulty of assembling a cheeseburger, we’re screwed.
It's not that it was difficult, it was just a whole lot of oddly shaped and unwieldy packaging for very little payoff.
Indeed, FLIP IT?! NO WAY!! 🤣🤣 Stop the planet I want off 🤣🤣🤣
I remember we still had McDLTs up here in Canada, they were good, way better than normal since the lettuce was actually kept cold and crisp.
Shame they couldn't just replace the styrofoam with cardboard or something.
I don't think the main worry was the difficulty and more about the inconvenience. Plus the idea sounds pretty pointless to me.
I mean it's not that the assembling is difficult but imo it just doesn't make sense to go to fast-food shop and pick a burger I need to assemble rather than one that comes already assembled
edit: spelling
Interestingly, the chicken selects are still in the UK and are massively popular. Been a staple for many years now.
as an american who moved to uk im SOO happy the chicken selects are here 🤤
I was thinking the same. Didn't realise they were not so popular elsewhere
absolutely love chicken selects
Yeah, I was wondering what happened to those.
The wings were great. Its just chicken wings breaded like chicken mcnuggets.
The bagels are not fully discontinued actually. I work at a McDonald's that sells them here in Indiana, and they're actually our second best selling item in the morning. People here, including myself, love them and were thrilled when when we got them back. We sell a bacon egg, a steak and egg, egg and cheese, and a sausage and egg one.
I loved eating those to be completely honest
Bagels in Michigan as well so I was a bit confused by this entry.
They have bagels in North Carolina too.
The bagels were the best! I’m sad we don’t have them here
Never had them, but i love bagels, you can customize it like you want.
It's like a crepe, could be salty or sweet.
Tiny correction. In Norwegian and Danish, Africa is spelled with a K, not a C. It was not a typo, just foreign spelling.
Also in most african languages, it's spelled with k. So his comment "At least the spelling is correct this time" makes no sense and come across as slightly arrogant.
- *Swahili*: Afrika
- *Hausa*: Afirka
- *Yoruba*: Afirika
- *Igbo*: Afirika
- *Amharic*: አፍሪካ (Afrika)
- *Zulu*: i-Afrika
- *Xhosa*: i-Afrika
- *Somali*: Afrika
- *Arabic*: أفريقيا (Afriqya)
@@bottomless666 Thank you, that bugged me too, but I suppose "The people who live there are spelling it wrong" is something that you could expect given the history of colonialism.
@@flingonber "K" is in many more languages. It's issue of English, that they write "C" and read "K" because after so many years they could not come up with standardizing spelling and pronunciation. It is a mess with no rules.
@@qwe5qwe566 I think you misunderstood, I was agreeing about spelling it with a 'K' being more appropriate. It's also how it's spelled in Norway where it was introduced.
@@flingonber I think you misunderstood that I was just adding to your comment, that it is spelled with "K" in many more languages and English should finally do something with its spelling inconsistency.
Honestly, Onion Nuggets could work and would be tasty, though I wouldn't get them from McDonald's. Also, love that used "McCrappiest" in the title, though I would have called these "McFailures" in my opinion
McDonald’s problem was the breading! Works on nuggets not on onion bites
KFC tried them in the late 80s or early 90s and they failed there too
Yea I feel like onion nuggets could be good
@@bigjalapeno7061yep!
I probably would've called them McFlops, but I do agree onion nuggets could be good.
Honestly, the McStuffin sounds like what we know as Bosco Sticks here in the States. Bosco Sticks, for those who don't know, are basically giant mozzarella sticks, but with a breadstick texture instead of a deep-fried one. I feel like mixing the two could go a long way.
Sounds delicious! I’m in California and never heard of Bosco sticks. Must be regional. Now I have another food I want to try, lol
Bosco Sticks are legit the only thing that’s actually good in my school cafeteria
@@geologyjoerocksi ate some home-made mozzarella sticks in a good restaurant nearby.
Can't wait for the fries and cheddar with bacon bits to come back, i ate that last year, waaay more than once!
It sounds alot more like maxis cheese stick from school lunch, i missed those thing. They're freaking good that they dont sell them in stores.
I personally loved the pepperoni and cheese Bosco sticks. Closest thing to a cheap hot pocket in the school cafeteria 😂
Okay, this brought back a couple of memories for me, mainly of having McDonald’s in Japan while pregnant 😂 I loved the brownie bites until chocolate suddenly became nauseating and the croquette burger wasn’t bad, but the texture just wasn’t it. I felt like it was definitely missing some firmness. The “mystery brown sauce” was actually really good!
Ngl, despite its unappealing look, it actually sounds good
I remember my mom telling me that when she was pregnant with me. She gets a japanese burger, I think it was called M.C. Had them at Singapore, actually very good
Mighty Wings were awesome! And their potential appeal was easy to understand, at least in the US, where buffalo wings and their many, many variants are all over the place. I don't think it really had much to do with competeing with KFC--who have also struggled to sell spicy wings--as it was tapping to into super-popular spicy wing market in the US.
I really liked that you could get get just three or five to an order. In most places I've been to in the US, the smallest order you can get is usually 10-12 wings, so being able to get smaller sizes when you weren't that hungry was very welcome.
I wouldn’t call the McD’s Chicken Selects a failure. I loved them as a young child in the early 2000’s for their initial run. Then when they came back around 2017-2019 I was working at McD’s for my first job, I sold boat loads of Chicken Selects in my time working there. I also ate just as much, so maybe I have contributed to their downfall.
They were popular enough to warrant a new option called Glazed Tenders, which was an order of Selects covered in sweet and spicy bbq sauce and tossed around in a Tupperware container.
I miss the chicken selects. I feel that when McDonald’s has a good product they usually discontinue it and they just rest on their laurels, it’s very rare McDonald’s has new products.
They're a success in the UK. Still on the menu and been there for years. I have them on my shift quite often. 😆
I LOVED glazed tenders, I was confused and a bit upset when I discovered they took them off the menu
@@nathanbarrett4402 I wish I lived somewhere where they’ve never been discontinued. I also miss the steak egg and cheese bagel quite a bit, the special sauce that was used for that bagel was great.
That was honestly my favorite part of the job was just constantly having McDonald’s food around you.
Selects are still available in the uk
Actually, something you forgot was McDonald's mozzarella sticks! I used to love those! And the fish bites!
UK McDonald’s still gets them, though I think they’re seasonal now. We had mozzarella balls in the summer.
@@Murdocke89 Huh...
i eat them all the time in uk 😋
I remember the fish bites. The commercials for them were funny
@@Murdocke89yeah I like how they rotate between different types of cheese bites seasonally. My favourite is the chilli cheese bites and the garlic ones are good too
The McDLT was just too far ahead of its time. If it had come out during the Deconstructed phase, it probably would have gone down a treat. 😁
I mean there’s still the issue with the packaging so it could’ve still been discontinued around then.
Look I am using a cheese stick to type this because I’ve been using it as an apple pen for a while now
Interesting
@@patrickgowen324 maybe if they made more Eco-friendly containers.
"Why is everyone singing?" Because Jason Alexander is a Tony award winner! Singing was what he was known for before Seinfeld totally overshadowed everything else
DUCKMAN!!! Jason :)
You know your day is made whenever PhantomStrider posts a video.
Yes!
💯
i agree
yep
100% Agree
As a kid I hated eggs and most breakfast foods so I either had to take the egg of an Egg McMuffin or I would get the steak biscuit. That thing was so good the biscuit was chewey and the steak had a nice flavor like a tiny country fried steak. It disappeared I want to say sometime in the 90s and I wish it would come back 🥺
Egg McMuffin is a thing here in France. ^^
It cost 2 or 3 Euros.
So you like eggs now? 😅
@@LuckyTiger-hk1pw who doesn't? 👀
Just kidding, unless if you are allergic or can't stand it, i wouldn't understand why.
It's weird, but as a kid, I hated eggs unless they were scrambled or hard boiled, but I hated fried eggs, because I didn't like the taste of the runny yolk. But to be honest, I'm still not a fan of McMuffins. I usually go to Tim Horton's if I want a breakfast sandwich (not to mention the coffee is much better at Tim's). I love eggs these days no matter how they are cooked, although I still prefer boiled eggs to be hard-boiled.
@@lordevyl8317 my favorite is Bagelstein, it's far better than any restaurants combined.
It's home-made and the ones who work there are very chill.
At the comments about the brownies I was just thinking, "If you people don't like it because it's too unhealthy - what on earth are you doing at McDonald's then?"
They didn't say it was too unhealthy, they said it was too sweet.
Chicken selects were a failure?? They're still available in the UK! Well, in England, at least, they were always part of my go-to McDonald's order when I lived there, and I ordered them again when I visited, decent chicken strips! I really wish I was around to try those onion nuggets, though
Honestly, in Belgium they have these loaded fries with spicy cheese and honey, it is really good.
I can explain the Lent thing! Back when these traditions were just starting, the word "meat" only referred to "warm meat", meaning meat from land animals (beef, pork, poultry, etc.) It was thought that 'warm meat' would increase lustful thoughts, whereas fish and other seafood would not.
Which is funny, seeing how certain types of seafood are said to have aphrodisiac properties...
fish is nasty anyways meat is beetter who would pick fish over meat?
@@Travybear1989 pescetarians, mostly
I like sushi, that’s basically cold meat and veg with lots of white rice and seaweed too
I don't know if anyone said this yet, but regarding the honorable mentions, the McSpaghetti can now be found in the Philippines (yes I'm from there)! I think Filipino McDonald's revived it to compete with Jollibee, a fast food restaurant originating from the country, considering they have a similar item called the Jolly Spaghetti and the fact that they seem to be more popular than McDonald's in here as of recent.
That last entry, the #1 spot, kinda reminds me of when McDonald’s tried something similar a few years or so ago: the Signature Crafted Sandwiches. Where you chose the “toppings”(Maple Bacon Dijon, Pico Guacamole, or Sweet BBQ Bacon), meat (quarter lb patty, fried or grilled chicken) and even the bun (sesame seed or artisan roll).
I remember those. Came out back when I was working in an office near a McDonald’s and before it was cancelled I’d get the bbq one or the maple bacon one at least once a week if not more.
Bad business decision if you ask me (and I know you haven't) but it just seems to me a business should just stick to the basics that made them who they are. They've done more than fine for decades... Why add the added food costs of specialty bacon, guacamole, pico, bbq sauce etc? All of those things have a limited shelf life, especially guacamole. If you want a specialty burger go to a burger joint.
I'd say you'll pay more but with the price hikes at all fast food restaurants in recent years you'll get subpar food at around the same price at a fast food place.
"McCrappiest" is a nickname I thoroughly use to describe McDonald's in general.
McDonald's : "I'm lovin' it."
McDowell's : "I'm loving IT."
“I’m serving billions and I can’t be beat! You’re a bin full of lettuce facing defeat!” Ronald McDonald
Edit: Mikhail Gorbachev: Shook hands with both Ronalds, Regan and McDonald’s no doubt! If your name ends with ‘in’, time to get out!
Aahhh ERBH
I was about to say that
That rap is gangsta. 💵💰
Chicken Selects are still available in Ireland, I still remember having them back in 2015 and seeing them on a McD's interactive menu recently
UK too! Had them for ages
McDonald’s didn’t “misspell Africa” for their Norwegian McAfrika burger. The continent is spelled “Afrika” in Norway, lol.
I remember hearing about Mcdonald's "Hawaiian" burger, which was basically pineapple slices and cheese on a hamburger bun.
"Hawaiian" pizza has more effort than that.
I remember reading about that in a copy of Uncle John's Bathroom Reader years ago! I think it was just called "Hula Burger"
@@raelogan I used to have that book too! Loved reading it as a kid, even when I wasn't in the bathroom
Hawaiian burgers tend to also have some kind of tropical sauce like Thousand Island. If they didn't even do that much I pity them.
@@lilsunny7399Thousand Island is not a tropical sauce. Did you mean something else perhaps?
Apparently you can make anything Hawaiian by putting pineapple on it
I think as of the modern day, Maccas could bring back the McDLT. Perhaps the cardboard could keep both sides at their proper temps while being biodegradable.
Yeah I don't see why they couldn't use cardboard with some perforation in the center to get it to bend?
Hold on, let him cook (literally)
I remember in the 90's they had these salad shakers. It was a salad in a big cup. You poured the dressing on it, put the dome lid on it, and shook it up. They tasted amazing, which probably has something to do with why they were discontinued. The nutrition facts on them were just horrifying. It was like eating a two hamburgers, a medium fries, and a small soda, only it had WAY more sodium than those items put together. So much for a healthy salad! They tasted great, though.
He mentioned those in another video, I think it was something like "top ten fast food failures"
The McDonald’s McSalad Shakers from 1999-2006.
Bojangles is a fried-chicken restaurant here in the US South, but they also serve a pretty nice slate of breakfast items all day long. One of these is "Bo-tato Rounds", which are shredded fried potato puffs with a very distinct onion presence; they are incredibly moreish, well-seasoned with whatever herbs and spices Bo's chooses to use. That's what McDonald's should have done instead of Onion Nuggets -- make a Tater Tots-adjacent product with onion and the right herbs and spices in it.
I want to try Bojangles so bad I wish there was one in California 😔
@@Djay-tz3in I actually have one near my new house. I had no idea the restaurant existed until we saw one near the hotel we stayed in while moving, and then I learn there's one just past our local grocery store.
I have a really bad cold right now, so it's nice to see an upload. I personally love McDonald's, but they sure have had some strange menu items...
Get better soon friend.
Hope you feel better soon
6:43 The McAfrika wasn't a misspelling that's just how Norwegians and Danes spell it in their languages
Honestly, onion nuggets sounds pretty neat. Ever since I had corn nuggets, which is a similar concept, I became open to vegetables in nugget form.
i’m in the UK, chicken selects have not failed at all here, still a permanent menu item and are extremely popular. they’re also really good!
great video btw!
I actually liked the Mighty Wings. The melts were good,too
My favorites were the McDonalds snack wraps, I miss them
I liked the Mighty Wings too. They were good
the word mccrappy has been added to my vocabulary
11:25 Yeah these days that price seems amazing, but for the time you could find much better deals. I remember a local grocery store used to do 'Toonie Tuesdays' you could get a box with 3 chicken tenders, and a scoop of potato wedges for only a Toonie ($2) which was quite the deal.
Great video. Even if the little think about McAfrika is... it wasn't spelled wrong. I know it's a tiny detail in the grand scheme of things but it is spelled with a 'k' in the countries where it was introduced.
I saw the concept of Onion nuggets in The Food That Built America on the History channel.
I for one actually remember the mighty wings of 2013 very fondly. My mom and I would go every once in a while and get 6 pieces each with some of their ranch. They were honestly great. When they took the mighty wings away and we only had chicken nuggets again it just wasn’t the same. McNuggets are fine but no sane human being is gonna describe then as “great tasting” or even “tasting like chicken” at all.
So true, I always said their nuggets taste better when they 1st came out,but now they're not the same.
@@blackbolt3685They used to be dark meat.
your videos are always so ripe with positivity and wholesomeness! it's great watching videos by someone whom you can tell has a blast making them. i subscribed the other day after binging some of your fast food top 10s and i cant wait to see what's next!
Whenever I hear from people who frequent McDonald's where I live the main takeaway is how fast and convenient it is to grab before or after their workshift. A decent chunk of these by comparison seem like they either take awhile to make or are a small portion. I get a few of these though onion nuggets sound delishious in particular.
12:33 We actually still have Chicken Selects in the UK. I get them fairly often when I fancy McDonald's, but I don't want it that much. I've had McDonald's so many times that I'm bored of it, so I don't have it much. Unless it's breakfast, which is served until 11 AM here, don't know about Australia, but if I somehow end up with McDonald's for lunch or dinner, my day usually gets significantly worse. Breakfast isn't too bad though.
PhantomStrider videos always brighten up my day! While I love the cartoon videos, I personally think the food videos are even more interesting. As for my thoughts on these items: I think the Onion Nuggets and Mclean Deluxe burger should be tried again, as they sounded like good ideas. For Brownie Bites, I adore brownie and chocolate in general, but I'm not too sure about MCDONALD'S making brownies. I believe moderation in food is key, but sometimes these fast food chains go overboard with calorie-filled items. Hey Josh, can I leave a suggestion? Could you cover mascots in the future, whether it be fast food, snack, drink, or theme park? Seems like a nice mix of cartoons and food. Some mascots are even voiced by famous actors! For example, the 1970s incarnation of Jack from Jack In The Box Restaurants was voiced by Paul Winchell. Sadly, only three 1970s Jack In The Box Restaurant commercials [Baseball, In The Park, Jack In The Box Animated Commercial 1970s], and three comics [How A House Makes Noise, Where Oil Comes From, How Pain Helps Us] are on TH-cam, but I'm thankful we even have any at all, considering Jack In The Box tries to pretend their past doesn't exist. I do recommend checking these 70s JITB ads and comics out though, they're very charming. And some mascots, such as The California Raisins, were so popular that they were EVERYWHERE. The Raisins even won an EMMY for their Meet The Raisins special and said special got a sequel: Raisins Sold Out. I highly recommend both specials, as they have tons of funny jokes and reference to real life bands, heck, the humor in them even kind of remind me of Veggietales.
Upvote on the mascot idea! It's such a good idea!
How Rhett and Link aren’t having you on their show because you promote them so much is beyond me! You totally deserve that!
Hahaha Nim comparing DLT assembly to an IKEA furniture assembly was genius
6:45 Note: Africa in danish (And possibly Norwegian, don't quote me on that) is spelled as Afrika, so rather than being spelled wrong it was more using a different language
Also the McCrqouette actually sounds delicious to me
I was waiting for a comment like this.
Yes, Africa is spelled as "Afrika" in Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, German, Dutch and many other languages.
@@TrocaTheNero Including Afrikaans, a language in South Africa!
Interesting. The McStuffins look like a crossover between a hot pocket and a Runza sandwich. Runza is a restaurant chain located in Nebraska and a few other states in the central US.
Hello fellow Nebraskan
Glad I’m not the only who knows of Runza.
@patrickgowen324 I was 7 when I left Nebraska, but I was around 5 or 6 when I first ate at Runza, and it was delicious.
This video is bussin AND we got a GMM clip. Heck yeah glad to see you upload keep it up!!
I couldn't think of a better video to watch as I sit down and enjoy my 7AM double sausage (no egg thanks) mcmuffin and hash brown! Love fast food fascinations.
LMAO, double sausage no egg, not all heros wear capes.
oh, mcdonald’s. i’m gonna be honest, i’ve never had a good experience with their food. but their history is interesting. and strider never fails to make anything and everything sound interesting.
Maccies is one food I don’t understand why people eat, it’s really tasting bad food, isn’t filling, and is very bad for your health. If people like their food then fair enough, taste is highly subjective.
It’s really not up my alley, I’d have literally anything else before I Maccies. Even a crappy Greggs pasty.
McDonald's is legit expensive nowadays.. and there were a time where they used the dough for pastries as buns..
The restaurant was colder throught decades, more bland..
@@PansyPops*McDonald's
Yay more Phantom Strider food content 🍔🍟🥤
Regarding the spelling of the McAfrika: Afrika is how it is spelled in Danish and Norwegian, so I think that's why it was spelled like that, since it was launched in those countries 😊
The bagels were actually well-received around my area (Midwest USA, that's as specific as i'm getting). We had a *lot* of ticked off customers when those things were cancelled.
"Even tho these mighty wings are way beefier than other wings"
If I wanted beef I would order a burger.
Actually the bagel is still on the menu over in the USA just not in more than the regular sausage egg and cheese or bacon egg and cheese both with a creamy hollandaise like breakfast sauce and it's my legit favorite breakfast item!
It is more the Spanish omelette one is no longer available
@@Zombiekilleryamato yea and sadly I never got to try it cause I was a baby but I think I would've liked it
First video I'm seeing from you. Really loving the whole vibes you've got goin on, will in fact be subscribing and sticking around
I liked the wings. Also i think the big error with the onion nuggets was marketing them as an entree. As a side I'd love to see them come back. Because I'd love a side alternative to the fries, which i don't understand why some people think are awesome.
The fries are just a vector for grease and salt. As a manual labor worker, i love em.
The failures of Mickey D’s.
Honestly I loved the Arch Deluxe, it makes me think of good times I had with my two older brothers (one of whom died last year). Never really heard of some of the foods on here, that one with the mystery brown sauce, it doesn't sound too appealing. One other problem I remember having with the Styrofoam containers is that when we'd get breakfast from McDonald's and I got the pancakes/hotcakes and sausage, my fork would always end up poking holes into the Styrofoam when I was trying to get a bite of the pancakes or sausage and syrup would go onto the table instead at that point. Am I the only one that would happen to?
Another great video PhantomStrider! Ive watched your channel since 2016 and ive loved it the whole haul!
as a texan who grew up with a hard working single spanish + cuban mother: i never tried the spanish omlette bagel. but the description reminded me of the spanish tortillas my mom would make us for breakfast, sounds heavy but man oh man it was DELICOUS!! my mom always looked at me sideways when i put ketchup all over it and picked out the bell peppers haha! it takes me back so much!
Nothing more delicious than watching a phantom strider video😊😊
Strider continues to make my day and be a national treasure
Been watching you for ages now and you remind me of my friend Steve back at school. He was all about cool trivia, juggling and being funny. He's also very straight-laced.
When it comes to the brownie bites, I suspect that the comments of them being too sweet may just be the internet being the internet. I’ve always seen comments on desert videos on TH-cam (in particular YT Shorts so this probably be taken with a grain of salt) a lot of people complain about almost any desert video I tend to see people complaining about the amount of sugar. One example were these “Cookie Monster cookies” which were literally just regular chocolate chip cookies colored blue. Although to be fair, I may just be showing that I’m a fat ass.
Imagine if instead of McAfrika they would have called it McPita.
This is way I love this channel i always watch phantomstrider when I have a bad day keep it up one day you’ll be bigger then watchmojo I hope.
Gonna watch this later after I get home from the gym. But based on the thumbnail alone, I have to say that people LOVED the wings. To this day I get people asking about them.
I recall McDonald's briefly tried selling fried chicken and roast beef sandwiches in the late 1960s. I don't know if they were ever offered nationally, but the McDonald's in southern California definitely had them.
Around 1989-90, they also briefly sold a burger based on the Philly cheese steak, though I can't remember the exact name of it. It was a single beef patty served on a rye bun with sauteed onions and cheese sauce. I loved it!
I haven’t really heard of many of these But the onion nuggets. I never heard of them. But I feel like they would definitely do well these days. I’m sure they would taste good. I am curious. Wonder if they’ll ever get brought back
Oh McDonald's Had A Farm, E-I-E-I-O, And On His Farm, He Served Crappy Fast Food, E-I-E-I-O! 🍔🍟
"Old McDonald", not "Oh McDonald."
LOL 😂
Hello from Pennsylvania, USA. I really like your channel. It's very entertaining and informative.
4:15 - "Can you imagine a McDonalds making fresh bread every day?"
Yeah... but we don't call restaurants that make McStuffins as their signature dish McDonalds.
We call them Runza.
Yes, another McDonald’s vid from Phantom!
I remember the Sausage Egg and Cheese McBagel so vividly! It had a sort of mint colored special sauce that was delicious and was my favorite McDonald's breakfast item, and i was so sad to see it go! I'm glad to know it hasn't been forgotten! 😄
i loved the steak version when i was young. always missed those.
Another great video! I had no idea about most of the items on this list! Poor McDonald's...folks complain when it's fattening and they complain EXTRA hard when its "healthy deluxe" lmao! Your videos always make my day because they're so positive and uplifting! Keep it up, Strider! I'm....lovin' it lol xD McStuffins sounds like the Chicken Bake at Costco (it's a chicken/bacon/caesar dressing flavored hot pocket but super good)! I wonder if McDonald's sold the recipe to Costco or did the geniuses at Costco figure out the hot pocket secret recipe ALL ON THEIR OWN??? Hee hee
Another great and interesting video. Great work :)
The brownie melts sound scrumptious 🤤
Wooo, thank you for another food top ten video! And yeah, crap is a funny word, and funnier are its inflexions. =P
As someone who frequents talkbass, I never thought I’d see it mentioned in a Strider McDs video. Nice!
"Mystery brown sauce" sounds like a translation quirk.
The Chicken Selects were called Buttermilk Battered Chicken (or something similar) and I'm still in denial that they're gone,they were TASTY
I miss the chicken wraps.
@@spankynater4242they're still here in the uk as well as the chicken selects
Fun Fact: In most Asian countries, notably Indonesia and Malaysia, McDonalds still sells fried chicken, and funnily enough, it's even more popular than the burgers.
Love your videos. In America we have all the bagels. Not everywhere but in Seattle they just brought them back.
I love these types of videos! When I'm eating food, I like to turn on these vids
Another absolutely amazing video. Have a day as great as your content. So happy you’re covering food, one of my favourite topics from my favourite TH-camr. Second favourite topic behind movies. Can you please do more reviews? If you read this, thank you very much for reading my comment
The Cinnamon bun and Brownie melts were so good. You just jogged my memory and now I have a hankering for the melts
I remember the Brownie Melts and the Cinnamon Melts! I adored the Cinnamon melts. It was everything you'd want if you love cinnamon buns done in the "gooey" style. As for the brownies? They were okay I guess? I'm not the biggest fan of chocolate, and even less so if it's the only theme in the item.
It’s always a good day when PhantomStrider uploads a new video learning some interesting facts.
The Chicken Selects were actually really good, but they were so in demand that most stores couldn't keep up their stock. While at the same time, people realized that you could just go to any restaurant or chicken place to get the same thing as what they are: Just chicken fingers. On a side note there is a restaurant called Raising Cane's that only sells chicken fingers and they are AMAZING.
We still have selects in England, they're so good!
In America, we call them chicken tenders.
I loved the Chicken Selects. Those were way better than the Mighty Wings.
I'm literally addicted to this man's content now. He's too wholesome.
Not gonna lie its been awhile since I've watched your stuff, nice to see that your still going strong!!!
onion nuggets do sound tasty at first ngl
Please Do Top 6 Worst/Best Chinese Cartoons!
The Donkey Kong theme playing during the McAfrika segment is WIIILD 💀
Him claiming they misspelled McAfrika because of the k is way wilder
hello! i frickin love your channel! ive been watching it about 3 years now! the reason i love your channel is because your tone and style of making videos makes me feel like youre a close friend- not like mr beast, who just screams all around every day. whenever you post a new video, i always cannot wait to go home, relax, and watch your videos. they are just so well made and filled with heart and bundeles of joy. i hope you and your gf have a good life, along with boo as well!
Imagine if "McCrappiest" was an actual word!
I actually really loved the Arch Deluxe. I've looked online for copycat recipes but it seems it's kind of complicated. I also miss the Big n Tasty, or as I called it, the Big N Messy. The sauce was everywhere, but it was delicious!
Yeah i agree the arch deluxe and the big n tasty, where im from it was called the big extra. They were amazing. I wish they would bring them back for even a short while.
@@mikeboyce21i still have the Big Tasty, but the 280 is my shit.
I remove the tomato slice and dig in easily.
White castle,Arman's,and Beggaers pizza are my favorite fastfood chains and my second favorite fastfood chains are J J's and Little caesars.
I remember being in VC when the mighty wings section was edited, don’t think I’ll ever get over everyones reaction to hearing “50 million pounds of chicken”.
Even though McDonald's still has good food I don't feel like it's as good as it once was