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Subject: McDLT
these were actually called McBLTs right? I must have received twenty entries for these on the food page since I last updated that page (I'm processing the entries right now)
and clear colas were from the 90s as well, but I seem to still get several entries for those as well
Subject: Re: McDLT
> these were actually called McBLTs right? I must have received twenty
> entries for these on the food page since I last updated that page (I'm
> processing the entries right now)
> and clear colas were from the 90s as well, but I seem to still get several
> entries for those as well
I can only remember the McDLT's. McDonalds food items can be regional at times so there MAY have been a McBLT somewhere. Sorta like the McRib. Not everyone in the US had it.
Subject: Re: McDLT
> I can only remember the McDLT's. McDonalds food items can be regional at
> times so there MAY have been a McBLT somewhere. Sorta like the McRib. Not
> everyone in the US had it.
I remember when it came out and my mom asked what the "D" stood for and I told her "Donald's" and it has nothing to do with me. The whole thing stood for "McDonald's (the McD) lettuce & tomato." They knew of the BLT (bacon, lettuce and tomato) and they thought the "D" stood for something like the "B" in BLT stood for bacon.
Subject: Re: McDLT
> I remember when it came out and my mom asked what the "D" stood
> for and I told her "Donald's" and it has nothing to do with me.
> The whole thing stood for "McDonald's (the McD) lettuce &
> tomato." They knew of the BLT (bacon, lettuce and tomato) and they
> thought the "D" stood for something like the "B" in
> BLT stood for bacon.
Yep, "crazydon" has it right. That's exactly what the letters stood for... :-)