Does your local chain restaurant have "specialty menu items"?

[annie_himself]

Sonic had some sort of Cajun burger with Tabasco and I think Tony Chacheres seasoning.

[jetsfan16]

McDonald's in the Charleston area sold a Carolina Classic sandwich for several years, which was only available in the Carolinas.

[RC01]

Originally Posted by annie_himself

Sonic had some sort of Cajun burger with Tabasco and I think Tony Chacheres seasoning.

They definitely don't have that at our Sonics up here! Too spicy for us northerners

The one thing people like to do here is get a McChicken and a McDouble and take one of the buns away and put them together! YUM is all I can say

[annie_himself]

Originally Posted by RC01

They definitely don't have that at our Sonics up here! Too spicy for us northerners

The one thing people like to do here is get a McChicken and a McDouble and take one of the buns away and put them together! YUM is all I can say

Lol that's not even spicy.

That's called a McGangbang.

[new2colo]

Green Chile is offered at Sonic here in CO.

[CowsAndBeer]

Brats and cheese curds get added to menus in places like McDonald's. I always figured regionals would work better outside the region, because why would someone want a heatlamp Johnsonville when there are great local sausages cooked correctly for cheaper everywhere else?

[IndieIndy]

Originally Posted by Melaniead111

In north carolina they got scotty mceery bo berry biscuts from bojangles

Wow, that doesnt even sound like english. What is it?

[Deanda]

I think in California they just throw avocado or jalapeno on things and call it a special. A lot of places that serve burritos will also put friends in it and say it is Californian. I can't think of any specific examples though.