10 Biggest Fast Food Failures Of All Time (Part 3)

The world of

fast

food

is full of all kinds of oddities meant to drive traffic to the store. Some of those rarities become fan favorites and remain as long as there is demand for them. Some

time

s those elements fail, and that's what we're going to talk about in this list of the 10

biggest

fast

food

failures

of all

time

(Part 3). McDonald's McLean Deluxe Anyone who goes to McDonald's to eat healthy is fooling themselves. It's like someone saying they smoke light cigarettes to give their lungs a break. You go to McDonald's to enjoy all of life's guilty pleasures. You know what we're talking about; salt, fat and sugar.

Those three things represent the main cravings that McDonald's calms in a single bite. Why would anyone go to the Golden Arches without the desire to have their arteries clogged bite after bite? It seems like a cruel joke to play on someone by offering them healthy fast food. But McDonald's is guilty of doing some pretty strange things, just like any other restaurant in its category. Are you sitting down for this? The McLean Deluxe was McDonald's attempt to serve healthy food. The burger had 91% less fat than other premium sandwiches. That sounds like a good idea. It is not like this?

Well, it seems that the fat is where the flavor is. You can't remove all the fat and produce something that tastes delicious. McDonald's also added some seasonings derived from seaweed. Nothing says more than adding seaweed to a burger to improve out-of-control health. The sandwich was not a success and quickly disappeared into obscurity. If you accompany the sandwich with a Diet Coke, you could try to fool yourself into thinking you are eating healthy. Dairy Queen Breeze We couldn't allow McDonald's to stand out in the cold as the only fast food giant that decided to go healthy. Dairy Queen, we're looking at you.

No one goes to Dairy Queen with the intention of eating a healthy meal. How can you dip your tender chicken in sauce and expect it to be unhealthy? It seems like there are some people who might stop there just to enjoy a treat and nothing more. No, those people are not weirdos. They are ordinary people who can somehow look past the delicious burgers and only see a sweet and delicious treat. These people have the willpower to conquer almost anything. Dairy Queen released a product called Breeze that was not a huge success. Disgusting surprise? This shouldn't be considered a healthier version of Blizzard.

The Breeze used frozen yogurt instead of soft serve ice cream. We know, but don't get mad at the messenger. How could they do something as crazy as sell something without their world famous soft serve ice cream? Chalk it up to a brilliant idea made by someone probably sitting in a giant corner office who probably brought yogurt to work every day for lunch. A Blizzard without its delicious ice cream is like a cone without sauce. And let's not talk about the people who don't like their cone dipped in chocolate! Taco Bell's Bell Beefer Today, Taco Bell wants you to think beyond the bread.

But there was a time when they wanted you to think hard inside the bun. The Bell Beefer was one of the first items on the menu. It returned in the '90s and disappeared once again. You don't go to Taco Bell for a burger! You go there because you want something other than a burger. It's like ordering a cheeseburger while ordering Chinese takeout. Sure, it's on the menu, but that doesn't mean you have to order it. The reason it's on the menu is because there's a weirdo who ate glue at school but doesn't eat anything strange to him.

That guy is the reason burgers end up on menus where they look so out of place. It may surprise some to learn that Bell Beefer has a cult following online. Is it because of his name? Say Bell Beefer five times in a row while trying not to laugh. Go ahead and try it and see what happens. There's something funny about the name Bell Beefer, but that wasn't enough to make the sandwich stick. Do you want to try the Bell Beefer today? Then you'll have to order a side of ground beef from Taco Bell, some cheese, and some onions to put on a burger bun while you're at home.

And try not to choke from laughing too much while saying Bell Beefer while eating your homemade monstrosity. Pizza Hut Priazzo How can a company that produces delicious pies launch something that is not a total success? Pizza Hut launched what many consider a flop with the Priazzo. What is the Priazzo you ask? It's a Chicago-style deep dish pizza. No, don't call it a casserole now. Deep dish is pizza and all those people in Chicago know it. Can't we let hungry diners decide what is a pizza and what isn't? Hopefully the only thing we can all agree on is that pizza should never be eaten with a knife and fork.

Whats Next? Are we going to extend our little finger while we sip cola with that pizza? What was the problem with the Priazzo anyway? It certainly wasn't the taste, as it was a hit among the pizza-eating community. The problem was one that Pizza Hut should have seen coming and it was the fact that the pizza took too long to prepare. Pizza was expensive to produce and it wasn't exactly easy for the people in the kitchen to prepare. Pizza Hut is not fast food like Yum! The brands are cousins ​​to KFC and Taco Bell, but customers still expect their pies to arrive on the table in a decent amount of time.

Pizza Hut rejected the Priazzo when delivery times were affected, leaving many hungry people scrambling to find a comparable deep dish pizza. This could be the excuse you're looking for to plan that trip to Chicago. Frito Burrito from Taco Bell Does anything with fried food have to be good? Good? How many of you had tacos when you were kids and had fried foods instead of tacos? If you've never had it, then you've never lived honestly. A taco boat is one of those things that changes a person's life. Forget all the things people claim will change their lives, like getting married or having children.

No, fried foods served with seasoned meat, tomatoes, cheese, onion and sour cream will impact your life like nothing else can. If you're not from the American Southwest, you probably don't know anything about Frito pie either. It is another concoction that presents satisfying Mexican flavors with the crunchy touch of fried foods. They should bow their heads in sadness. It was a chili cheese burrito that also had fried foods. Did the fries get soggy? No they did not. Because how can you stare at something so delicious long enough for the chips to get soggy? You inhale the burrito soon as you wonder if it would make you look too greedy to get up and order another one right away.

Unfortunately, you won't be ordering any of these delicious burritos anytime soon. Hopefully Taco Bell will bring this menu item back; could bring us one step closer to world peace. Jack in the Box Frings Someone got paid to come up with this idea. And think about that the next time you're sitting at your job, thinking about how it sucks. Jack in the Box actually paid someone to come up with the idea of ​​putting French fries and onion rings in the same bag. Yes, which seems to happen naturally at almost every restaurant that serves onion rings and French fries.

It's happened to you at least a dozen times when you've found a chip on your onion rings or vice versa. Someone had the idea of ​​combining them and selling it. The idea itself isn't that bad, since restaurants have been doing it for quite some time. The funny thing is that someone in his corporate office had to present the idea as if it were unique. What's the worst

part

about this onion rings and fries combo? It was because they were called Frings. Come on, can't you get anything more original than that? Jack in the Box customers need not worry about the fact that this menu item no longer exists.

If you really want some Frings, order an order of onion rings and fries. Mix the two garnishes and feel like a culinary artist. Don't say the word Frings around your friends, or they'll think you need to be straitjacketed and engaged. Trust us on that. Burger King Huge Omelet Sandwich Anyone lucky enough to order breakfast at a Burger King knows they have one of the tastiest morning meals around. Who can deny that their CROISSAN'WICH is one of the most delicious breakfast sandwiches of all time? You can go toe-to-toe with the McDonald's McMuffin any day of the week.

Yes, we know that for some people those are fighting words. Nobody says one is better than the other. We're just saying that the CROISSAN'WICH and all the other Burger King breakfast sandwiches are very good to eat. But what was the problem with Burger King's enormous tortilla sandwich? Well, it was huge. Could that be a problem in today's world where everything is oversized? Well, apparently it was Burger King customers who felt the sandwich should come with a life insurance policy. We won't bore you with all the nutritional information on the sandwich. Let's say the sandwich contained too many calories than the average fast food customer can handle.

That's saying a lot, but anyone who expects the opposite from a sandwich that has a huge name on it has lost touch with reality. McDonald's Arch Deluxe Have you ever gone to McDonald's and want a fancier burger? No, you don't. Nobody knows and McDonald's didn't notice. The '90s were full of companies doing all kinds of crazy things that make people scratch their heads to this day. Frutopia? Was it just a Snapple knockoff? Let's not get into that debate here since we are not looking to fight with anyone. However, McDonald's had great success with its Arch Deluxe sandwich.

Sure, it was a bomb of flavor and satisfaction for anyone looking for sophistication. The problem was that no McDonald's customer was looking for something like that. Are you viewing this in a country outside of the United States of America? If so, you may have seen the Arch Deluxe on the menu at your local McDonald's. What does that say about the people of your country? It means you're ready for McDonald's to get fancy on you. Anyone who can get their hands on the Arch Deluxe should consider themselves living in an advanced society where people's palates are very refined.

But this sandwich stands out as a failure since McDonald's spent a lot of money promoting it. Shouldn't they have seen it coming? You can't blame Ronald McDonald for wanting to expand the flavor horizons of his customers. However, you have to wonder if he got too close to the grill before thinking it was a good idea to release this sandwich to the public. Who knows, maybe in fifty years we will all be sophisticated enough to enjoy this culinary masterpiece. Wendy's Frescata You can't blame Wendy's for wanting to cash in on the freshness craze. At the time, Subway was seen as a healthy alternative to fast food that the public seemed to love.

It didn't hurt that Subway sandwich shops were popping up everywhere. And it wouldn't be long before there were more Subway restaurants than McDonald's. Wendy's launched the Frescata sandwich and received mediocre reviews about them. The public seemed to like having a healthier alternative, but the downside was that they took longer to prepare than the average burger. You go to fast food restaurants because, well, they're fast. It took the kitchen people too long to make a Frescata. That's what ultimately kicked the sandwich off the menu. It may not have been a huge hit with the public, but it was the slowdown in delivery times for everything else that caused Frescata to go the way of the dodo bird.

Burger King Burger Bundles Every burger joint wants to have a slider that is quick and easy to eat. Burger King is no different and that is why they introduced Burger Bundles. Imagine enjoying Burger King's already delicious cheeseburgers, but in a smaller form. That's essentially what a Burger Bundle was, and it wasn't long before they became a hit. Those who liked these miniature burgers the most were college students and those on the go. It doesn't take a genius to figure out that a small sandwich is easier to eat while driving. It wouldn't be too surprising if many truckers got a bag of hamburger packs and ate them while talking on their CB radio while driving.

So what did he do in the Burger Bundles? It was another case of corporate headquarters not understanding what it takes to prepare their food. The burgers were too small and would end up slipping off the grill. Burger King is world famous for its grilled burgers, and the burgers kept falling off the grill and into oblivion. The sandwiches proved too difficult for the kitchen staff to prepare and were eventually removed from the menu. It seems that if you like sliders, the best and truly only place to get them is at White Castle. Order more by staying here.

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