7. ARCH DELUXE-- 1996. Intended for the adult market. A quarter-pounder with bacon, lettuce, tomato, cheese, onions, ketchup and secret sauce. Failed even with a $100 million marketing campaign.
8. McHOTDOG-- Enough said. Though at one time McDonald's in our area of northern Illinois had Johnsonville brats which were mighty good, even without sauerkraut.
9. McDLT-- mid 1980s. Separated lettuce and tomato from the burger, keeping veggies cool and the meat warm. But the extra-double container wasn't environmentally-friendly.
10. McLEAN DELUXE-- For the health conscious from 1991. 91% lean meat used.
11. BIG 'N TASTY-- Another assault on Burger King's Whopper. Like the McDLT and Big extra. The meat was angus burger.
12. SUPERSIZE-- 1993. the 2007 documentary "Supersize me" pretty well killed it off, but you can still go "Large."
I Liked a Lot of These, Though. --Cooter
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