The McDLT (also known as the McDeluxe) was a cheeseburger that was served at McDonald's in a Styrofoam container that split between the meat, vegetables and sauce. The tomato and …

Jan 27, 2025 · After less than six years on its menu, McDonald's discontinued the McDLT. While this burger, like so many other items we're not getting back, is gone for good, I'm here to say …

This is the original McDLT commercial with Jason Alexander prancing around the street singing about some godforsaken McDonald's sandwich. Accept NO SUBSTITUTES.

The McDLT (McDonald's Lettuce and Tomato) was served with mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup, pickles, sliced onions, lettuce, American cheese, and two tomato slices.

In 1984, McDonald’s introduced the McDLT (which stood for “McDonald’s Lettuce and Tomato”) to their menu. The McDLT was a quarter-pound burger featuring two separate compartments in its...

Dec 17, 2022 · The McDLT was created to compete with the Whopper from Burger King. But it always came back to the defining characteristics of the packaging and how they separated the …

Dec 10, 2020 · If you never saw the McDLT on menus, it sounds like it should be a standard menu item at McDonald's. According to Reader's Digest, the McDLT was just your regular …

Apparently, in the 1990s, environmental activists began criticizing McDonald’s for the amount of styrofoam they were using, and the McDLT was removed from menus to help cut down on the …

The McDonald’s McD.L.T. was the short name for “McDonald’s Lettuce and Tomato Hamburger and was similar in size to Burger King’s Whopper sandwich and featured mostly the same …

The McDLT, or McDonald’s Lettuce and Tomato, was a hamburger that made its debut in 1984. It featured a unique packaging system that separated the hot ingredients from the cold, allowing …