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We all love a good bite of fast food every now and then (it’s for the soul), and every fast chain has its staple products—the tried and tested classics we go back to time after time. Yet, sometimes, chains try to shake it up with new, experimental menu items, and it doesn’t always go according to plan. Here are some of our (least) favorite fast food flops.
#1: McDonald’s McLobster (1993)
McDonald’s didn’t invent the Lobster Roll. It’s a legitimate dish that can be found from Miami to Maine. What they did was have the arrogance to think they could add it to their menu and expect customers to buy it. They didn’t. Although there must have been a small level of demand, as there are a few locations where you can still buy it today.
