Have you ever thought that fast-food chains sometimes go a little too far trying to keep
things interesting? Well, you’re right. Here are the Top 20 CRAZIEST Fast Food Menu
Items Of The Last DECADE (Part 3).
Whopperito - Burger King
In recent years, there has been a massive hype surrounding tacos. So, back in 2016,
Burger King wanted to hop on the bandwagon and came up with its very own version of a
taco, the Whopperito. It was basically like a Whopper, only rolled up like a burrito.
It contained ground beef, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and pickles wrapped in a tortilla
instead of a bun and was topped with a generous amount of queso sauce. While it might sound
like a crazy concept, technically, it was really just a cheeseburger wrap. But still,
BK gets an A for effort. The Whopperito didn't last very long on the menu, and yet, it's
still one of the most talked-about Burger King menu items.
Glazed Donut Breakfast Sandwich - Dunkin' Donuts
Usually, when you're looking for a healthy, hearty breakfast, your first stop might not
be a fast-food joint. However, if healthy isn't your top priority, then you could've
indulged in the Glazed Donut Breakfast Sandwich from Dunkin' Donuts. Introduced in 2013,
this sandwich was Dunkin' Donuts' attempt to fuse together savory and sweet by sandwiching
bacon and egg between two sugary, glazed donut halves. As caloric as it sounds, it was surprisingly
not that outrageous, with only 360 calories. Other chains have tried to come up with their
own version of "donut sandwich," but none have ever really gotten to Dunkin's level.
Travis Scott Meal - McDonald's
If you haven't heard of the Travis Scott Meal, then you probably haven't been on the internet
for a while. This meal created a buzz so big that McDonald's locations across the country
started running low on the basic ingredients to create it! The limited-time meal was offered
for roughly two weeks and was a collaboration between the Golden Arches and Travis Scott,
and highlighted the rapper's go-to order. It included a Quarter Pounder with cheese,
bacon, and lettuce, a medium fry with barbecue sauce, and Sprite with extra ice, all of this
for only $6 dollars. Fans went wild! At some locations, Quarter Pounders sold out entirely
within the first few days. Talk about a successful collab.
Pop-Tart Ice Cream Sandwich - Carl's Jr.
Fast-food restaurants aren't always known to push the limits when it comes to desserts,
but in 2013, Carl's Jr went above and beyond to come up with something so crazy, we wish
it were still around today. The chain bravely added a Pop-Tart Ice Cream Sandwich to its
menu, which was just as tasty as it sounds. A generous scoop of vanilla ice cream between
two iced-and-sprinkled strawberry Pop-Tarts. This was the definition of a sugar rush! It
was first tested in a handful of California stores before it was distributed all over
the country. Sadly, the Pop-Tart sandwich is no longer available, to the great sadness
of many. I guess you could always try to make these at home. Ice cream - check. Pop Tarts
- check. There you go. You're all set.
Pumpkin Spice French Fries
Everybody knows about pumpkin spice. It's practically been declared the official flavor
of autumn! You've got your pumpkin spice lattes, your pumpkin spice muffins, cakes, bread - you
name it. There is pumpkin spice everywhere now, including on French fries! Well, in Japan,
at least. In 2016, as the pumpkin spice season began, McDonald's Japan took matters into
its own hands and created the Pumpkin and chocolate sauce-covered French fries. The
seasonally-inspired offering was a spin on the "McChocolate Potato," Another pretty crazy
Japanese side dish. It was available from the end of September until Halloween, with
the black and orange colors giving off spooky Halloween vibes.
Naked Chicken Chalupa - Taco Bell
This next out-of-this-world item is kind of like Taco Bell's answer to the KFC Double
Down. You know, that insane sandwich made with fried chicken instead of bread? Yea,
that one! Well, in 2017, Taco Bell decided it wanted to try its own version of the KFC
beast, and the Naked Chicken Chalupa made its first appearance. The traditional taco
shell was replaced by a taco-shaped piece of fried chicken and included lettuce, tomatoes,
and an avocado ranch sauce. Even though it's not a part of the permanent menu, the Naked
Chicken Chalupa has made a couple of well-received comebacks, and there's no telling when or
if it will be back again.
Sonic Red Bull Slushes
Sonic is probably one of the fast-food chains with the biggest menu. Like, really big. You
can get pretty much anything you fancy at Sonic, including a line of refreshing and
iconic slushes. Obviously, there are the classic flavors like cherry and grape, but
in 2018, Sonic started to get even more inventive and introduced a bunch of new flavors, like
pickle and nerds. However, in 2018, it wanted to kick things up another notch and came up
with Red Bull Slushes. Designed to "refresh" and "energize," the Red Bull Slushes came
in two different flavors: Original Red Bull and Cherry Limeade Red Bull. You could cool
down and pep up all at once.
Ghost Whopper - Burger King
What better burger to accompany your spooky drink than an even spookier Whopper? The chain
came up with the Ghost Whopper just in time for Halloween in 2019, and to say that it
was scary-looking would be an understatement. It was a regular Whopper - you know, with
the same flame-grilled beef topped with tomatoes, lettuce, and all - but the difference was
with the bun. The pale, sickly-looking, White Cheddar Cheese flavored bun. It's not the
first time Burger King released a scary variation of its Whopper, but it was certainly the first
time it was approved by a psychic medium. Allegedly.
Cranberry Turkey Burger - Fatburger
Thanksgiving. The time of the year we all sit around the table and say what we're grateful
for. Well, back in 2019, we were all grateful for Fatburger after it came out with the Cranberry
Turkey Burger. This burger was literally the entire holiday in the form of a burger; it
had a turkey patty topped with cranberry jelly, cranberry mayo, lettuce, pickles, and onions
on a plain bun. The only thing that was missing? Maybe some stuffing - or some good old family
drama. The festive burger was released along with a Pumpkin Spice shake and Sweet Potato
fries to complete the Thanksgiving feast.
Meat Mountain - Arby's
If there's one thing we know about Arby's, is that they really do "bring the meats!"
The chain has proven this time and again, but it was never more evident than in 2014
when the Meat Mountain was rolled out. The $10 dollar beast consists of more meat than
you've probably ever seen in one sandwich. It includes chicken tenders, turkey, ham,
corned beef, brisket, Angus steak, roast beef, and bacon. Oh, and we can't forget about the
abundant amount of Swiss cheese and cheddar, because otherwise, it just wouldn't be big
enough! If you feel like conquering the mountain, all you need to do is ask for it, as it is
part of Arby's secret menu.
Maple Waffle Sandwich - Burger King
You probably heard all about the love/hate relationship people had with Taco Bell's Waffle
Taco. It was brutal. But, Burger King was still confident enough that they reinvented
their breakfast sandwich by swapping the usual bagel or croissant for a maple-infused waffle.
Let's just say this one did a little better than its competitor's did. Maybe it's because
the waffle looked more like a waffle-pancake hybrid - or maybe it just made more sense
for Burger King to have these kinds of items. The limited-edition item came with either
ham, bacon, or sausage, fluffy eggs, and a slice of American cheese. Sounds pretty
yummy to us!
Wendy's Frosty Cookie Sundae
Wendy's isn't known for having a lot of dessert options. It does have its signature Frosty,
and that is plenty enough. However, there was a time Wendy's wanted to dive a little
further into the desert game and introduced the Frosty Cookie Sundae. Just as delicious
as the name suggests, the Frosty Cookie Sundae is made with ice-cold, creamy Vanilla Frosty
along with Chocolate Chunk Cookie bites and topped off with rich Ghirardelli Chocolate
Sauce. This tasty twist on the Frosty was first released in April 2019, but it got so
much positive feedback that Wendy's decided to bring it back in 2020. Maybe if we're lucky,
Wendy's will make this an annual thing.
Sweet and Crunchy Tenders - Popeyes
At first sight, sweet and crunchy chicken tenders might not sound too crazy. Maybe it
comes with a sweeter sauce, and the chicken is simply extra crunchy. But Popeyes really
went all out and did its best to surprise its customers. The sweet and crunchy tenders
aren't just tenders in a sweetened batter - they’re literally cookie-crusted. The
chicken was breaded in a coating of shortbread cookies, fried, and then served with a jam-like
dipping sauce. Apparently, kids went nuts for it. Ah, shocking, I know! Sometimes you
need to let the crazy out before the genius comes!
Cinnabon Dessert Biscuits - KFC
Out of every fried chicken joint that serves biscuits, everyone knows that KFC has some
of the best. However, KFC found a way to make them even more delicious - and dare we say,
perhaps better - than in their original form. For a limited time in 2020, the chain began
smothering its "fluffy carb pillows" with cinnamon brown sugar glaze from Cinnabon and cream
cheese frosting to create the perfect, sugary after-chicken treat. This amazing mashup
of two iconic brand classics: KFC's signature buttermilk biscuit and Cinnabon's sweet icing
was available exclusively in Canada, and even though it looks a bit chaotic, it was
worth the hype. This is one KFC should start sharing.
Burger Dippers - Jack in the Box
Burgers are already pretty good on their own. So are French fries. So, what happens when
you take both of these fine foods and mix them together? You get the insane menu item
Jack in the Box blessed us all with back in 2019. The Burger Dippers consisted of a meat
mixture that tasted just like a cheeseburger, covered in batter and then deep-fried and
cut up into crispy sticks, perfect for dunking. This "burger you could eat like a fry" could
be dipped in ketchup or in good old ranch, and it seemed like this could be the next
big thing. However, it didn't stick around for very long. Successful or not, Jack really
thought outside of the box on this one.
Mini Froot Loops Donuts Milkshake - Hardee's
Hardee's - or Carl's Jr - depending on where you live - didn't just stop at the Pop-Tart
ice cream sandwich. After a couple of years, the chain came back with another fun and colorful
dessert, the Mini Froot Loops Donuts Milkshake. To help beat the summer heat, Hardee's released
the treat made of creamy, hand-scooped ice cream blended with real milk and garnished
with a Froot Loops Mini Donut and a nice portion of whipped cream on top. It might just be
one of the cutest, most sugary desserts yet, and unsurprisingly, one of the best.
Firecracker Burrito - Taco Bell
When in search of a good burrito, you're probably looking for something with a little pep, a
little spark that no other has. However, there's a fine line between heat and insanity. Taco
Bell likes to play on both sides of the line, but with the introduction of the Firecracker
Burrito, there was no telling which side this one fell on. The burrito started like many
others - the real party started once customers sprinkled on the secret ingredient, a peppery
version of Pop Rocks. These cayenne popping crystals became the talk of the town, so much
so that people still talk about them to this day. That's one way to wake up your tastebuds.
Chicken And Waffle Basket - Dairy Queen
Dairy Queen might not be the first place you think of when you want something savory, and
yet, they serve some pretty mean meals that are worth trying. Like the Chicken and Waffle
Basket. Or, at least, they used to. This one had literally everything you might be craving.
Fried chicken? Yep. Fries? Oh yes. Sweet Belgian waffles? Uh-huh. It was the perfect thing
to eat just before treating yourself to a nice, decadent Blizzard. Plus, it was served
with a side of syrup for drizzling. Hopefully, Dairy Queen listens to the voice of reason
and brings this delicious offering back.
Angry Whopper - Burger King
Burger King has earned a few spots on this list, because well, the chain has come up
with all kinds of crazy over the years - especially when it comes to its precious Whopper. Around
for over 6 decades, Burger King constantly tries to keep the Whopper young and fresh
by giving it makeovers. In 2012, the Whopper got mean. The Angry Whopper featured a beef
patty, hardwood-smoked bacon, habanero cheese, jalapeño slices, spicy-fried onion petals,
tomatoes, lettuce, and a spicy "angry" sauce. With an intense calorie count and intense
heat factor, the Angry Whopper was not for the faint of heart. Burger King brought it
back for some time in 2019 but toned-down the spiciness a bit. But nothing could beat
the original Angry Whopper.
Frappula - Starbucks
Halloween is the perfect time to get spooky, and many fast-food chains take this opportunity
to release new themed products. Starbucks always rises to the occasion, and in October
of 2015, Frappula was born. The blended beverage layered mocha sauce, white chocolate mocha
sauce, milk, and ice, over a dollop of whipped cream and a sinister layer of strawberry puree
oozing down into the cup - and finally, it's topped with more whipped cream. Not scary
enough? Introduced in 2014 was Frappula's sibling, the green-tea Franken Frappuccino,
so take your pick!
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