1. Filet-o-Fish
   McLobster
2. Filet-o-Shrimp
   McTuna Melt

You won't find a McTuna Melt any time soon at McDonald's, however the Filet-O-Fish has been a menu staple for years, the McLobster regularly appears on the East Coast of the US and Canada and even the Filet-o-Shrimp made it onto the menu in Japan.

1. Corn
   Taro
2. Sweet Potato
   Chicory

You thankfully won't find a chicory pie at McDonald's but you can find taro root on the menu in places like Hawaii, Thailand and China while corn pie got on the menu in Japan and sweet potato has popped up around the holidays.

1. Dark Chocolate Pomegranate
   Ovaltine
2. Pineapple Oreo
   Bubblegum Squash

There is no dark chocolate pomegranate McFlurry just yet but you can find Pineapple Oreo in Colombia and Ovaltine is in Brazil. Bubblegum Squash is not as weird as it sounds when you realize "squash" means marshmallows in Australia where this one comes from.

1. McSpaghetti
   McNoodles
2. Macaroni and Cheese Toastie
   McRamen Supreme

There's no McRamen Supreme in the world, but McSpaghetti did get a go at US McDonald's restaurants back in the day and Austria offers up stir-fry McNoodles. if you're super adventurous there's the Macaroni and Cheese Toastie (which can also include bacon) in China, which is literally a mac and cheese sandwich.

1. Barry Burger
   Favre's Fave Burger
2. McJordan Special
   Rory Sparrow Burger

Brett Favre was never honored with a Favre's Fave Burger. However, Sacramento King Rory Sparrow got one and of course, Michael Jordan got the McJordan special while Barry Sanders had the Barry burger available in Kansas.

1. Sausage Nürnburger
   Pineapple Hula Burger
2. Pork Belly Gusto Burger
   Nutella Sweety Burger

There's no such thing as a pork belly gusto burger, but there is a Nutella Sweety burger in Italy, which is a dessert item shaped to look like a burger, as well as the German Nürnburger which is three bratwurst sausages on a bun. The Hula Burger was McDonald's infamous beef-alternative back in the day that lost out to the Filet-O-Fish.

1. Riblets
   Onion Nuggets
2. Mozza Sticks
   McShrimp

You can't get Riblets at McDonald's, but you can go to Russia if you want a side of breaded and fired McShrimp sometime. For a brief time, North American restaurants offered mozzarella sticks and the Onion Nuggets were on the menu back in the 1970s.

1. Roast Beef on a Roll
   Philly Cheesesteak
2. Monte Cristo Sandwich
   Cuban Sandwich

There was never a McMonte Cristo, but back in the 1960s McDonald's would sell you a roast beef sandwich just like Arby's still does. South Florida locations had the Cuban sandwich for a time and Philly Cheesesteaks were on the menu in Australia and Canada.

1. Egg Salad Burger
   Mashed Potato Burger
2. McRosti Burger
   Flaming Hot Doritos Quarter Pounder

You won't find an egg salad burger on any menu, but China will absolutely give you a burger topped with mashed potatoes while Germany will hand over a burger with a potato rosti on top. If you're feeling super adventurous, head to Mexico for the Flaming Hot Doritos Quarter Pounder.

1. Chicha Purple Temptation
   Green Chile Double Cheeseburger
2. Brownie Melt
   Red Eye Breakfast

There's no red-eye breakfast at McDonald's, but they did offer up Brown Melts for a spell and in New Mexico, you could get the Green Chile Double Cheeseburger. Head to Peru and you can find the Chicha Purple Temptation, a dessert made from blue corn.

1. Sausage and Egg Twisty Pasta Breakfast
   Shrimp and Grits with McGriddle Cakes
2. Eggs Benedict McMuffin
   Hawaiian Breakfast Deluxe

No shrimp and grits with McGriddles grace the McDonald's menu. They did try an Eggs Benedict McMuffin for a while and the Sausage and Egg Twisty Pasta breakfast was a Chinese menu item. Hawaiian Breakfast Deluxe featured eggs, rice and spam.

1. Spinach and Parmesan Nuggets
   Cheese Empanadas
2. Gouda Bacon Bombs
   Cheese Croquettes

As good as they sound, Gouda Bacon Bombs are fake. Italy offered up Spinach and Parmesan Nuggets though, and Cheese Croquettes were available in Morocco. Cheese Empanadas are from Chile.

1. McSpiral Potato
   Twister Fries
2. Sliced Chips
   McPatatas Wedges

Those delicious spiral cut potatoes on a stick only exist at the state fair, not McDonald's. Various McDonald's do offer curly fries, though, like the Twister Fries in China, while Italy will thin slice chips and Mexico has McPatatas wedges.

1. The Pico Guacamole Burger
   Beefamaximus
2. The Superhero Burger
   McDouble Cruncher

Beefamaximus is tragically not real, but the Superhero Burger was as a promotional item for "Batman Forever." The McDouble Cruncher was a burger with crunchy fried onions and the Pico Guacamole has, as you might expect, guacamole and pico de gallo.

1. Curry
   Green Chile Salsa
2. Habanero Ranch
   Thai Coconut

There was never a Thai Coconut sauce, but Habanero Ranch is around if you like a spicy kick while curry sauce is on the menu in Singapore. Green Chile Salsa dates back to the '80s.

1. Eggsellent Silly Double Beef Burger
   Tamago Burger
2. Kiwiburger
   Egg and Onion McDouble

There's no Egg and Onion McDouble out in the world for you, but there are plenty of other eggy options. The Kiwiburger featured not just egg but beetroot on the burger because that's how New Zealanders like it. The Tamago Burger is from Japan and is a modified Big Mac that features an egg. The Eggcellent Silly Double Beef Burger is also a real thing from Hong Kong.

1. McStuffins
   McWedge
2. McOz
   McSpin

The McWedge is not a real product. The McSpin was an ice cream kind of like a McFlurry while the McOz was like the Kiwiburger and featured a slice of beet on it. McStuffins, on the other hand, were basically Hot Pockets.

1. Chicken Fajitas
   El Maco Burger
2. McChimichanga
   Torta

McChimichangas aren't a thing, but McDonald's did offer up chicken fajitas to customers as well as a short-lived torta, a Mexican sandwich that was available in Southern California very briefly. The El Maco Burger was a Mexican burger from Finland if that makes sense to you.

1. Arancini Bites
   McPizza
2. McSpaghetti
   Toasted Ravioli

There are no arancini bites at McDonald's, but they have taken a run at both pizza and spaghetti. They even tried out some toasted ravioli for a short period of time in the early '90s in St. Louis, of all places.

1. Son of Mac
   Mac Jr.
2. Baby Mac
   Li'l Mac

There was never a Li'l Mac on any menu, but there was a Baby Mac in New Zealand. Some places in the US sell it as the Mac Jr. while the Son of Mac was around in Australia.

1. McSpicy Burger
   Hot n' Spicy McChicken
2. Spicy Mac
   Spicy Buffalo Snack Wrap

There's no such thing as a Spicy Mac, but McDonald's did offer some heat with the Spicy Buffalo Snack Wrap, the Hot n' Spicy version of their famous McChicken and the McSpicy Burger which was actually a chicken sandwich.

1. McCake
   McSoup
2. McCrab
   McCroissant

McCake never made it to the Golden Arches, but the others did. McSoup was literally Campbell's soup sold at McDonald's while the McCrab tried to be a second string McLobster. The McCroissant was Germany's breakfast offering.

1. The McRib
   Crispy Pork Cutlet Burger
2. Pork Chop Burger
   Samurai Burger

You can't find a pork chop burger at McDonald's, but you can get the famous McRib at the right time of year. Head to Hong Kong and you'll find the Crispy Pork Cutlet Burger and Thailand offers up the pork Samurai Burger.

1. Steamed Chicken Veggie McNuggets
   Duck McNuggets
2. Vanilla Chicken McNuggets
   Spicy Chicken McNuggets

No one ever made a Duck McNugget. That said, Spicy Chicken nuggets were on the menu in Singapore, Steamed Veggie McNuggets were in Taiwan and the bizarre vanilla flavored nuggets were another Taiwan invention.

1. Rice and Lupini Beans
   Grilled Pork with Rice
2. Hokkaido Salmon and Namtok Rice
   McRice

No McDonald's has rice and lupini beans, but you can get McRice all around the world - it's just cooked rice. Hokkaido Salmon and Namtok Rice is in Thailand while Grilled Pork with Rice is on the menu in Vietnam.

1. Young Potatoes
   Minion Potatoes
2. Scalloped Potato Bites
   Superman Potato Cheese Balls

Scalloped Potato Bites are not a real menu item. Superman Potato Cheese Balls were available in Hong Kong, while Young Potatoes made it to the menu in Croatia. Minion Potatoes are in Bangkok and they're actually shaped like Minions.

1. Pineapple Cookie Crumble McFlurry
   Habanero Pineapple McNugget Sauce
2. Pineapple Nata de Coco Pie
   Pineapple Mango Pie

If you want Habanero Pineapple McNugget Sauce you'll have to make it yourself. That said, you can get both Pineapple Mango Pie and Pineapple Nata de Coco Pie. There's also a Pineapple Cookie Crumble McFlurry in Singapore.

1. Curry Crab Stick Pie
   Japanese Curry Burger
2. Flaming Green Curry Burger
   Curry Potato Soup

There's no Curry Potato Soup available anywhere, but the Flaming Green Curry Burger from Singapore was apparently a scorcher. Curry Crab Stick was a pie in Thailand and the Japanese Curry Burger was actually from Taiwan.

1. Ham and Cheese Souffle
   Ham and Egg Pie
2. Ham and Cheese Pocket
   Ham and Egg McPuff

McDonald's doesn't do souffles, but ham and cheese pop up in the Ham and Egg pie, the Ham and Cheese Pocket and the Ham and Egg McPuff which are all almost the exact same thing, really.

1. McChocolate Potato
   Peanut Butter Chocolate Nuggets
2. Chocolate Raspberry Pie
   Chocolate Orange McFlurry

No Peanut Butter Chocolate Nuggets are on a menu, but you could find the Chocolate Raspberry Pie in Canada while the Chocolate Orange McFlurry was in places like Malaysia. McChocolate Potato came from Japan and it was french fries with chocolate sauce if you're into that

1. BLT McMuffin
   Halloumi McMuffin
2. Spinach Feta McMuffin
   Chicken Crisp McMuffin

The Spinach Feta McMuffin is a fake but the Chicken Crisp McMuffin exists in Japan while the Halloumi McMuffin was in Oman and the BLT McMuffin was a breakfast item from Korea.

1. Jalapeno Cheddar McMelt
   Jalapeno Double
2. Spicy Jalapeno Chicken Burger
   Sir Sombrero

Jalapeno Cheddar McMelt isn't for real. The Spicy Jalapeno Chicken Burger is, however, as is the Jalapeno Double. Sir Sombrero is also a real menu item that is a sombrero-shaped cheese bite with Jalapeno slices inside, sold at McDonald's in Serbia.

1. McVegan
   Veggie Clubhouse
2. McBean Burger
   McKale

You won't find McKale anywhere, but there is a McBean Burger in Sweden and a Veggie clubhouse that was made with a quinoa patty. The McVegan was introduced in European markets then caught one elsewhere.

1. Crayfish Soup
   French Canadian Pea Soup
2. Minestrone Soup
   Corn Soup

French Canadian Pea Soup isn't a real McDonald's soup, but Corn Soup is in Taiwan while Minestrone was offered in Japan. Crayfish soup was for sale in Hong Kong for people who like things a little fishy.

1. Green Apple
   Blue Hawaii
2. Orange Creamsicle
   Bubblegum

Orange Creamsicle never got made into a McFizz but you can indulge in a Green Apple McFizz if you wish. There's also a Blue Hawaii flavor and also Bubblegum for those who are serious about their drinks.