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3 comments:
Did they ever catch on?
How much did they cost?
uglyblackjohn - They say it's sold up North (New England). Sometimes McDonalds only sells regional foods. I remember stopping thru Delaware and having a McPizza. Tasted like a better version of a Hot Pocket. Haven't heard of it since.
Yeah, McDonalds is king/queen of the regional foods. Some McDonalds serve grits, and remember sweet tea in McDonalds was initially tried out in the southern U.S. But I came across someone's blog and really McDonalds has done a good job of catering regionally and internationally to certain tastes around the world. Not to mention, with enough of a healthy food push, McDonalds HAD to do something to diversify their menu to stay competitive.
Now the McLobster just sounds outta control. Y'all can have that!
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