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Have you ever had McSpaghetti? How about a basket of piping hot, deep-fried chicken livers from your local KFC? These are just a few of the not-so-popular menu items that made ChicagoNow’s list of the 15 Worst Fast Food Fails.<\/p>\n
Perhaps not surprisingly, McDonald’s is responsible for an overwhelming number of items on the list with 8 digestive disasters, including the above-mentioned McSpaghetti, the McLean Deluxe, and the Hula Burger. That last one was apparently’s McD’s founder Ray Kroc’s attempt to add another Lent-friendly menu option to the menu, by replacing the meat in a hamburger… with a pineapple.<\/p>\n
Burger King has its fair share of failures on the countdown. There’s the obvious — Could they ever have thought anyone would want a BK Veggie Burger? — and the arguable — I have to admit my fondness as an adolescent for the BK Burger Bites. But the brunt of the hurt dished out on the King is for his mid-’90s stab at classing up the joint by adding restaurant-like table service, with free popcorn while you wait!<\/p>\n
KFC gets a nod for those chicken livers. Taco Bell earns a spot on the list for thinking inside the bun with their “Bell Beefer,” which was really nothing but a Sloppy Joe. And then there’s Wendy’s sole entry, the Superbar. Writes ChicagoNow: “I never remembered people swarming around it like they did in the commercial. It always looked kinda gross.”<\/p>\n
But for all the strangeness on the list, the winner for biggest food fail isn’t something exotic, but the rather bland Arch Deluxe. McDonald’s spent a ridiculous amount of money trying to get people to eat something not as tasty as their Big Mac. Shockingly, it didn’t work.<\/p>\n
What do you think? Surely there are items that you think deserve to be on this list… <\/p>\n