McDonald's Is Testing Out A Crab Sandwich

[dlevere]

Just when you think McDonald's can't limbo under the low bar they set with the McRib, they ask you to hold their beer and watch this

http://denver.cbslocal.com/2017/02/0...crab-sandwich/

[MathUser]

I've never had crab and am not all that interested in it. Even less interested in a crab sandwhich.

[Combusto Dragon]

MathUser- you are allergic to seafood and shellfish?

[Skiller]

seems to be a take on the McLobster that they had up here
http://www.seriouseats.com/2013/08/f...io-canada.html

[MathUser]

No, I'm not alergic to them, but I ain't that interested in trying them either.

[dlevere]

Lobster Used To Be "The Cockroach Of The Sea"

When someone says "lobster" some words that might come to mind are delicacy, fancy, luxurious and most dismally, market price. However, it wasn't always this way.

Formerly regarded as "the cockroach of the sea" and fed to servants, migrants and even people's cats, lobster was the laughing stock of seafood.

Regarded as a dish fit only for the poor, even having lobster shells in your house was looked upon as a sign of poverty. Yet today lobster is seen as the poshest of the posh, the cousin of caviar.

So, how the hell did this happen?

http://www.foodbeast.com/news/oh-lobster-you-so-fancy/