Fast food chains across the nation have been been satisfying cravings for decades, but few people realize that many of those restaurants offer a second, secret menu with items that are regularly requested but rarely publicized.
Some of the selections combine two existing menu items, like McDonald's Big McChicken, while others are completely unique, like Burger King's Suicide Burger and Whataburger's Green Hulk Drink.
We've compiled a list of some of the most impressive (and horrendous) secret combinations that are out there today. They aren't always available at every location, but they're worth asking for next time you're ready to chow down.
McDonald's McGangBang
The McGangBang, a McChicken sandwich wedged between a double cheeseburger, is the holy grail for carnivorous fast food eaters.
While not available at all McDonald's locations, hungry customers can still get this triple meat treat by employing a little ingenuity and creative manipulation of regular menu items.
By taking two items off of the Dollar Menu, diners can create this super sandwich for just $2.16.
Chipotle's Quesarito
Many people don't realize that the fast casual Mexican food chain Chipotle offers a secret menu, featuring items like cheese quesadillas, nacho-filled burritos, and the Quesarito, a customized burrito wrapped in a cheese quesadilla.
But diners who are aware of these hidden treasures often trade in Chipotle's regular fanfare for these savory alternatives.
One reviewer recently exclaimed, "The Quesarito tastes like a toasted burrito but the quesadilla burrito wrapper provides a mouthful of warm, melted cheese in every bite."
Starbucks' Raspberry Cheesecake Frappuccino
Starbucks' Raspberry Cheesecake Frappuccino is as sinful as it sounds.
Perhaps that's why it's almost never found on the coffee giant's regular menu.
This decadent blend of white chocolate and raspberry is just the start of Starbucks' secret drink line.
Other hidden favorites include the Biscotti Frappuccino, the Cinnamon Roll Cappuccino, and the Captain Crunch Frappuccino, which are only available per request.
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