McDonald’s debuted a Spam burger topped with Oreo crumbs at some of its Chinese locations Monday and Internet users are divided over whether the limited-edition product is worth the try.
Andrea Hernández seemed skeptical of the new burger, which is made with two slices of Spam, crumbled Oreo cookies, and topped with mayonnaise, according to the Associated Press (AP).
“Someone check on @McDonalds please – they are releasing an Oreo x Spam burger in China??? I’m hating’ it,” she tweeted.
Someone check on @McDonalds please—they are releasing an Oreo x Spam burger in China???
I’m hating’ it????????????
Source Weibo: https://t.co/2wHzeUf8Ee pic.twitter.com/dxBffaFDoD
— Andrea Hernández ???? (@iiiitsandrea) December 20, 2020
“I can’t imagine the crunch and then sinking feeling once you go through the Oreo and then to the spam,” Twitter user Lydia Luk responded.
I can’t imagine the crunch and then sinking feeling once you go through the Oreo and then to the spam ????????
— Lydia Luk (@lukitslydia) December 20, 2020
Another user questioned why the fast-food chain would release the new sandwich at all.
“Dear Lord: Why?”
Dear Lord:
— TheKosherCoonhound™ (@pottymouthpup) December 20, 2020
McDonalds China is introducing a new Oreo x Spam burger on December 21. There will be 400,000 produced and sold.
(Look, I saw this so you have to see it too. Sorry, that’s how it works). pic.twitter.com/QCiog64wAY
— Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) December 18, 2020
my therapist: china McDonald’s oreo spam burger isn’t real, it can’t hurt you
china McDonald’s oreo spam burger:
✨ ???? ???? ???? ✨ pic.twitter.com/PQCrV1KkSx— olivia likes horseshoe crabs ???????? (@cold_and_sad) December 21, 2020
But not everyone is unwilling to try the “Lunchmeat Burgers” which McDonald’s said they will only sell up to 400,000, according to the AP. The burger will only be available Monday, according to Business Insider. (RELATED: Man Steals Food From McDonalds Using A Chainsaw, Chases Employees In Parking Lot)
“Hey, if there is a market for it, who am I to judge what people eat. It sounds utterly disgusting, but so does liver paté and it’s a big hit in Denmark,” a Twitter user said. “And don’t Americans dip their french fries in milkshakes, or am I just gullible AF?”
Hey, if there is a market for it, who am I to judge what people eat. It sounds utterly disgusting, but so does liver paté and it’s a big hit in Denmark. And don’t Americans dip their french fries in milkshakes, or am I just gullible AF?
— ung jeppe (@Jeppebj) December 18, 2020
I don’t know about the Oreos on it, but I get down with spam.
— PH????LL????P (@Pmh80) December 20, 2020
Is it terrible to say I’d actually try this?https://t.co/lZEhMi6g8T
— ???????? T̷h̷e̷ ̷B̷l̷a̷c̷k̷ ̷V̷a̷u̷l̷t̷ ???????? (@blackvaultcom) December 20, 2020
The new product is part of a “members only” promotional series, according to the AP.
