You could have given me 100 guesses, and I would not have come up with this pairing.

Agree with Amylou. Wow sums it up nicely. 😄

And here I was thinking it would be something like an Egg McMuffin in a box with a heart on it.

This is a classic example of, ”Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should…”

I thought the Grinch Christmas special was fun--but was very disappointed at the struggle to find a location that offered it and or was not sold out. Now another? Why bother if you can't do it well enough that it's everywhere? I thought that was the greatest feature of a national franchise--you always knew what it offered and could count on it.

I had no idea what it was until I heard it on the tv. I couldn't believe it!! I can't, even for a moment, think that would taste good on any level. Yes, Amylou was spot on!!

Arcy, one of the features of franchises is they can offer different or additional things. Or at least they used to. Our local McD (now gone) used to have an omelet station on Sundays! It was very popular and good.

Ugh! Another good reason we never go to McDonalds. Amylou is spot on!

So, fish eggs used as a topping for one of the most ultra-processed fast "foods" on the market. yum? Not even the addition of caviar could improve a McNugget.

FWIW, a company would be pretty dumb to invest in creating something experimental on a large scale when it might flop. Easier to keep people wanting more than to be stuck with a dud that loses a lot of money. That's why companies like Mickey D's test market products.

Looks like a criminal waste of caviar imo.

It was a joint promotional give-away, not a test product. A can of caviar, crème fraîche and a Mother of Pearl spoon and a coupon for some chicken McNuggets. Nobody was forcing anyone to eat them together. They simply took a trend and had some fun with it.

I was responding to "Why bother if you can't do it well enough that it's everywhere?"