Top 10 Worst Fast Food Menu Items

A pressed pork patty molded to look like ribs with no actual rib meat, smothered in sweet sauce and served with pickles — its cult following defies all rational food criticism.

Deep-fried macaroni and cheese sticks coated in Cheetos dust, combining two processed food icons into a neon-orange abomination that somehow passed a test market.

Miniature hot dogs baked into the pizza crust, creating a food that looks like it was invented by a sugar-crashing child and approved by executives who stopped caring.

A folded waffle filled with scrambled eggs and sausage that disintegrated on contact and was mercifully killed after less than a year of bewildering breakfast menus.

Three beef patties, six strips of bacon, cheese, beer cheese sauce, and fried onions on a pretzel bun totaling 1,520 calories — a meal that requires a liability waiver.

Every meat Arby's offers stacked on a single sandwich — chicken tenders, roast turkey, ham, corned beef, brisket, angus steak, and bacon — a dare disguised as a menu item.

Frozen pickle brine served as a beverage that divides humanity into two camps: those who find it refreshingly salty and everyone else who questions their friends' sanity.

Deep-fried miniature tacos with a meat paste filling of indeterminate origin, served 15 to an order and universally described as "terrible but somehow you eat all of them."

A twelve-inch cookie because the sandwiches alone weren't caloric enough — an 810-calorie dessert attached to a chain that markets itself as the healthy fast food option.

A pressed pork patty molded to look like ribs with no actual rib meat, smothered in sweet sauce and served with pickles — its cult following defies all rational food criticism.

Deep-fried macaroni and cheese sticks coated in Cheetos dust, combining two processed food icons into a neon-orange abomination that somehow passed a test market.

Miniature hot dogs baked into the pizza crust, creating a food that looks like it was invented by a sugar-crashing child and approved by executives who stopped caring.

A folded waffle filled with scrambled eggs and sausage that disintegrated on contact and was mercifully killed after less than a year of bewildering breakfast menus.

Three beef patties, six strips of bacon, cheese, beer cheese sauce, and fried onions on a pretzel bun totaling 1,520 calories — a meal that requires a liability waiver.

Every meat Arby's offers stacked on a single sandwich — chicken tenders, roast turkey, ham, corned beef, brisket, angus steak, and bacon — a dare disguised as a menu item.

Frozen pickle brine served as a beverage that divides humanity into two camps: those who find it refreshingly salty and everyone else who questions their friends' sanity.

Deep-fried miniature tacos with a meat paste filling of indeterminate origin, served 15 to an order and universally described as "terrible but somehow you eat all of them."

A twelve-inch cookie because the sandwiches alone weren't caloric enough — an 810-calorie dessert attached to a chain that markets itself as the healthy fast food option.