McDonald's proposes that McVish return, and the crowd celebrates

The post on Twitter received euphoric responses from the crowd calling for the return of McFish| Photo: Playback / Twitter / McDonald’s

Surfing the wave of recaps of those excluded from Big Brother Brasil, McDonald’s has released a post on its social networks hinting at the return of the classic to its menu, McFish. “Admit this is the summary you want,” the fast food company posted with a photo of the sandwich, which mixes bread, breaded fish fillets, cheese and tartar sauce.

The post received euphoric responses from the public calling for the return of the McFish, which was the only option that was on the menu of McDonald’s (those who don’t eat any kind of meat, except for fish and seafood). Today, in Brazil, the chain serves only beef and chicken sandwiches.

In the nostalgic wake of McFish, the tweeters are also mentioning other classics they’d love to try again, like the CBO (which had lettuce, chicken, cheese, salsa, bacon, and fried onions) and the cone topped with hot sauce, a huge hit online. last decade.

According to the report, McDonald’s had not confirmed McVish’s return to the Brazilian menu as of this publication. The sandwich can still be found in some countries: at least in the United States, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain, India and New Zealand, McDonald’s still sells McVish as normal.

This isn’t the first time McDonald’s has hinted at a return to its fish sandwich. Just under a year ago, the VP of Network Marketing posted a post on Twitter with photos of several of the brand’s discontinued classics. Among them were McFish, cone with hot syrup, CBO itself, rolls and ice cream with syrup and apple pie. At that time, the dessert was chosen to return to the menu, under the name Caldo & Freddo Maçã.

Earlier this month, McDonald’s also announced the launch of the McCrispy Legend, which takes the exact same ingredients as the old CBO — including the sauce. (Gabriel Justo/Volhabers)

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