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A new menu item coming to yourFast food restaurant favorite is always exciting, especially when an icon likeMcDonalds Decides to do something radically different. This was the case when the Golden Arches introduced theP.l.t.Hamburger -a composed of lettuce and tomato at the top of a meatball beyond. But all good things have an end, like mickey of sshot the cap on this sandwich.

P.L.T. Was McDonald's trip to herbal space and was available in locations in Canada as a trial period. Back in January, it was said that the hamburger could be found at 52 restaurants and extend its stay on these menus for a few more months. But in April, p.l.t. was quietly removed, withMcDonald does not give a public statement on the results of the test and the fate of the hamburger.

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A fan made on Twitter and inquire Canada McDonald Account responded, leaving it (and the rest of the world) know that there are "no current plans to bring it back to our menu at this time. »

Although these news could be a bit of a real chore for those who follow aPlant-based diet And hoped to see this burger expand in other places, it could possibly have to do with the state of the McDonald menu in general right now. As you may know,McDonald has its options down menu everywhere because of the global pandemic. The limited menu means cutting salads, sandwiches, breakfast and desserts. But the cuts permitted for a simpler menu that even ended up reduces the amount of time you will pass while waiting for your food, such as theDrive-Thru McDonald got 25 seconds faster.

It is currently hard to know if other herbal options will make their way to McDonald menu at the bottom of the line, but for now, p.l.t. isan element of the past. Other quick meal restaurants have been more and more are now looking for herbal options, withStarbucks recently adding an impossible breakfast sandwich to his summer options, and of course,Impossible Whopper King Burger has been a core food since 2019.

P.L.T. Could be disappeared, but we would not be surprised if McDonald decides try other herbal meals all over the line. Time will tell us!