Best 9 Fast-Food Sandwiches From the ’80s That Have Vanished

McDonald's McDLT featured a unique container with two compartments for hot and cold ingredients, allowing customers to assemble their burger, but was discontinued due to environmental concerns.

McDonald’s McDLT

Burger King's Yumbo was a simple hot ham and cheese sandwich that was loved for its simplicity, but was eventually phased out as fast food menus became more elaborate.

Burger King’s Yumbo

Wendy's Superbar was an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring salad, Mexican, and Italian bars, but was discontinued due to labor-intensive maintenance and cleanliness issues.

Wendy’s Superbar

McDonald's Onion Nuggets were bite-sized pieces of onion, breaded and deep-fried, but never caught on like Chicken McNuggets and were eventually discontinued.

McDonald’s Onion Nuggets

Taco Bell's Bell Beefer was a sloppy joe-style sandwich with a Mexican twist, but was eventually discontinued as the menu evolved to focus on tacos and burritos.

Taco Bell’s Bell Beefer

Pizza Hut's Priazzo was a deep-dish, pie-style pizza that was hearty and filling, but was difficult to prepare and serve efficiently, leading to its discontinuation.

Pizza Hut’s Priazzo

McDonald's Fried Apple Pie was a crispy, hot dessert that was eventually replaced by a baked version due to health concerns and a shift toward healthier options.

McDonald’s Fried Apple Pie

Arby's Onion Petals were a twist on traditional onion rings, but eventually disappeared from the menu as fast food trends shifted toward more streamlined offerings.

Arby’s Onion Petals

KFC's Chicken Littles were small, simple chicken sandwiches that were affordable and perfect for a quick snack, but were eventually discontinued and replaced by a different version.

KFC’s Chicken Littles