Fast Food Burgers That Completely Failed 

Which of these burgers do you wish would come back to the menu?

I miss the Big N Tasty from McDonals. I also actually regually ordered their Angus burgers too.

The Arch Deluxe and McDLT were both very good and I wish at least one of them had lasted.

Both the Arch Deluxe & the Mc DLT were excellent

The Arby’s burger was only meant to be a limited time run… and they completely sold out of all of them. That’s hardly a “failure”

Personally the Arch Deluxe was actually good.

The Mcdonold's steakhouse burger with Swiss cheese & mushrooms was great in fact all the steakhouse burgers were. I don't set foot in Mcdonald's now and won't unless they bring them back.

I will never understand why the McDLT had the cheese on the cold side. Who wants cold cheese on their cheeseburger?

I really liked the McDLT. I wish McDonald's would bring it back.

The McDonald’s angus burger was bangin

I thought the angus burgers from Mickey D’s weren’t bad.

McDLT is still the best tasting burger that I have had from McDonald’s. Even though it’s been gone from its menu for decades, I still wish it will come back one day minus the carton….😢

They have bettery strofoam food containers that don't cause cfc's, but every company scared to use them lol. People so set in their ways.

I call 🧢 on the Arby’s wagyu burger because that jawn was delicious

The Grilled Cheese Burger Melt sounded good on paper, but it just tasted like a cheeseburger. I do miss Friendly's being in our area, their quesadillas were to die for.

Not fit to eat anymore 🤢

I actually miss their salads. Wendy's salads are decent but price went up ridiculously and, you can't get a 1/2 salad anymore. Chick fil-a has decent salads with grilled chicken! Wawa has great salads with a decent price too! Haven't had a burger in a really long time!

Yo we got grilled cheese burgers almost everywhere around here lol

The Hula Burger was used as a meatless alternative for Catholics who didn't eat meat on Fridays in pre Vatican Ii times

the angus beef burger is still here in my country all year round...i still prefer the double 1/4 pounder

I loved the McDLT! I always hoped it would come back.

I really miss the McDLT. That was pretty much the only McD’s burger I could ever stomach.

that arby's burger was delicious

I had a Big Mac the other day . Never again . The meat , if that's what you call it was terrible and so small you could barely see it . Mac sauce was ok . Edit to add ... They put way to much salt on the meat , you couldn't eat it .

that arbys burgeer is back baybeeee

That Friendly's grilled cheese burger was soooo good

Actually, Arby's DID bring the Wagyu burger back a few months ago! I don't know whether it's still there, but hardly sounds like a "failure".

BK SOLD TF OUT OF BURGER BUNDLES

Umm the Hulu burger seems like a genius move to force consumers to choose the fish option!

Whatever happened to the McDonald's Angus beef burgers? The mushroom swiss was my go to.

When will McDonalds come out with the Mc Cricket burger?

Arch deluxe and the Angus were a nice tasty failures, had a few of each until cancellation

3:14 An Asian kid, a Mexican kid, a white kid, and a black kid walked into a friendly’s…. 😂

As a kid I remember the mc dlt it was soooo good they need to bring it back like they bring back that nasty ass mc rib all the time

Arby's had another "burger" offering. It was called the ARBY'S BURGER and despite its name it really was not a hamburger but a roast beef sandwich with toppings you would expect to find a hamburger such as cheese and bacon. These were packaged in see through plastic boxes so as to not mislead anyone as to what they were selling. They tasted very good but sales just were not high enough to keep them on a permanent basis. I guess when American customers seem to think only beef patties get to be called "burgers," sorry England and Ireland.

We have the quarter pounder deluxe and mcdeluxe in Aus, very similar to the Arch minus the bacon and regular mayo so I would assume being so similar the Arch would actually be nice.

Bring back the arch deluxe

McDonald's in Florida, had a veggie burger from 1990-1996

1/3 pound was a Dairy Queen burger patty also. Still like them.

You were too Sober 🍔👀

Maybe the shots had different toppings the bundles did not

You have to do something too ,keep the customer coming in.

🎶Herding cows the size of schnauzers, but they're cattle 🎶

3/9ths is so confusing lol

I enjoyed the Arby's bacon ranch burger.

Keeps the hot hot and the cool cool. Under a heat lamp

Nothing slipped through broiler grills. JFC did you talk to anyone that worked there

just give us the best cheesburger that can be made, repeateably, with QUALITY products and a good price. EVERYTHING ELSE IS SH-T!

The 1/3 is less than 1/4 is one of those proud to be American moments. We are the only ones left in the world that uses the system and we don't know how to use is

I thought the Arby’s wagu burger was really good

1/3rd is less than 1/4th shows how bad out schools are now days.

McAfrika 🤣🤣🤣🤣

wendys beats them all!!!!

The fact that the majority of burgers that failed were from Mcdouchebags shows that they're willing to push the envelope and experiment but they're not listening to their customer base

TF IS FRIENDLYS

McDonald's 💯💯💯💯💯

Can we just sit down and appreciate the absolute cringe these adds are

IF I EVER Consume a plant-derived burger, I want it properly processed through a ruminant.

Fish is meat flesh is flesh

The McDLT failure had nothing to do with the styrofoam container, ALL McDonalds large burgers were served in styrofoam back then.