10 Famous Fast Food Items That Have FADED Into History!

10 Famous Fast Food Items That Have FADED Into History!
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Let's talk about some old fast food items that were popular in the past but you can't get anymore. We'll look back at 10 of these items that might make you think of your favorite childhood meals. Why did these famous items disappear from menus? Let's figure it out. So, let's discuss…
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
00:16 Pizza Hut's Taco Pizza
01:08 Burger King’s Yumbo
01:53 Wendy’s Super Bar
02:41 KFC's Chicken Littles
03:28 McDonald's McDLT
04:14 Hardee’s Big Deluxe
04:57 Jack in the Box’s Frings
05:41 Taco Bell's Bell Beefer
06:28 Burger Chef’s Big Shef
07:13 McDonald’s McPizza
07:52 Outro
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