These 13 Discontinued Fast-Food Questions Will Separate The Millennials From The Gen Z'ers

McDonald's started selling chicken fajitas in 1991, and if you're old enough then you probably remember their original hot sauce, too. The fajitas didn't last too long, but the sauce will live on in my memories forever.

Wendy's introduced their pitas in 1997. They had four different fillings (think, like, a chicken Caesar salad-stuffed pita), but they didn't last too long.

Cini-Minis were introduced by Burger King in 1998 but were ultimately discontinued. They were brought back for a limited time in 32 states at the end of 2018, but that was only for a special campaign. Ah, memories.

They started selling pizza in 1989, but by the end of the '90s it was discontinued in almost every one of their American restaurants.

Sonic introduced them in 2015, and they actually still exist to this day!

I mean, the name should have given it away, right? McDonald's officially released this bad boy in 1996. It was slowly taken out of restaurants throughout the next couple years until being fully discontinued in August of 2000.

Their McSalad Shakers were introduced in April of 2000 because, you know, who wouldn't want an easy-to-mix salad? They were unfortunately discontinued in 2003 so McDonald's could focus on rolling out their premium salads instead.

Burger King introduced this giant breakfast sandwich in March of 2005, but it was ultimately discontinued. Then they brought it back in 2016 under a new name: Supreme Breakfast Sandwich.

They introduced this dessert sandwich in 2013, and, wow, I wish they were still around because they look so good.

Burger King introduced their Lucky Charms Shake in 2017, but it unfortunately only had a limited run.

Wendy's started serving their Frescata sandwiches in 2006, but they didn't sell too well and took too long to make, so they were slowly removed from stores until its discontinuation at the end of 2007.

Why would you want one burger when you could have eight tiny ones? That's exactly what Burger King thought when they introduced these sliders in the 1980s. They went through a few iterations and discontinuations, first known as Burger Bundles, then Burger Buddies, and in 2004 they were rebranded as Burger Sliders.

They released this iconic salad with shrimp, snow crab, and olives (yum?) in 1986, but they ultimately had to scrap the idea when sales just didn't take off.