McLobster

[samurainoir]

here's what nine bucks Canadian gets you...

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[enyawd72]

McLobster?? Looks more like McVomit.

Does McDonald's serve anything that resembles actual food anymore?

[samurainoir]

Definitely wasn't worth nine bucks.

[enyawd72]

Definitely wasn't worth nine bucks.

Probably ends up costing fifteen if you include the Pepto Bismol...LOL

[cjefferys]

Is this available at all Ontario McD's Ed? I want to try it, but nine bucks seems kinda steep for just that!

[Mikey]

McLobster?? Looks more like McVomit.

Does McDonald's serve anything that resembles actual food anymore?

If you like good old fashioned greasy-spoon diner burgers try their Sirloin burger.

They're actually pretty good

[jwyblejr]

I made a pretty good lobster roll once using a recipe by Jaime and Bobby Deen.

[Mikey]

I personally would be hesitant to eat any food not closely watched by the USDA

One might find oneself accidently eating something fresh, tasty and healthy - god forbid

[samurainoir]

Is this available at all Ontario McD's Ed? I want to try it, but nine bucks seems kinda steep for just that!

I think yesterday was the last day? It basically confirmed what I already discovered a decade back on a visit to Halifax... McLobsters are disappointing (and twice the price now?).

Even more disappointing because that was my consolation after missing out on this:

http://www.blogto.com/eat_drink/2015/06/burgers_priest_to_sell_epic_burger_on_canada_day_only/

drove into the city to discover:
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[samurainoir]

Subways is also currently featuring a lobster sub, which I haven't tried yet.

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[Brazoo]

Sadness on a bun.

(Paraphrasing Patton Oswalt)

[palitoy]

The first time I'm grateful for my seafood allergy.