Does anyone else remember the Arch Deluxe?

[DaisyLynn]

This is silly - but for whatever reason I just got a craving today for a McD's Arch Deluxe. That burger from the 90's. I don't even eat meat anymore, but that burger was GOOD! I found a recipe online to make it at home (with a Boca patty, of course)...I'm really fighting the urge to run to the grocery store right now!

 

[sunshine1178]

This is silly - but for whatever reason I just got a craving today for a McD's Arch Deluxe. That burger from the 90's. I don't even eat meat anymore, but that burger was GOOD! I found a recipe online to make it at home (with a Boca patty, of course)...I'm really fighting the urge to run to the grocery store right now!

I remember - it WAS good!

My favorite McD sandwich of all time was a grilled chicken with cheese, red onion, and an amazing sauce!

They also used to have a ham bagel that was way better than the bacon and steak bagels.

 

[MomofKatie]

I remember 2- the McDLT, in the "specially designed container" (hot on one side, cold on the other...), and the McRib, the pork BBQ sandwich where the meat was formed to look like ribs.

Ah, McDonald's- the junkiest of junk food!

 

[JerseyJanice]

I liked the McRib myself, but the best thing they sell--and gladly always have--is their fries. I love McD's fries! They're unique--no other fry ever tastes the same as McD's.

 

[AKL_Megs]

Oh, I remember it being some special thing my mom would let me get every so often!

Where the heck is the McRib. I would eat one weekly. Why don't they sell those!!!

 

[DaisyLynn]

OMG - look what I found:

http://web.archive.org/web/19970113194649/www.mcdonalds.com/a_now/deluxe_line/

Oh, how the internet has changed....

 

[DaisyLynn]

I never tried a McDLT or a McRib - but if I remember correctly, my dad LOVED the McRib. A quick google search came up with some results that it is/was brought back to select markets for a limited time. Maybe it'll be back to a McD's near you!!

Yep - it's an exciting Saturday night up here in the great state of Maine. Nothing like surfing the web, looking for long lost fast food menu items.