McDonald’s Reintroduces Snack Rat Menu Item After 10-Year Hiatus
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The Onion Staff
Half-baked but well-meaning. A passing snack.
Summary
McDonald’s officials announced the return of the beloved Snack Rat, a fan-favorite menu item discontinued nearly 10 years ago, in response to online petitions and posts. The CEO expressed excitement for fans to enjoy the crispy whole rat wrapped in a warm flour tortilla.
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