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After a long wait, and the pleading of McRib fans for years, McDonalds Canada has announced that the McRib will be coming back nationwide starting January 30th, 2024!
Is McDonald's rib sandwich back? ›
It's back! The McRib returns to McDonald's in 2023.
Is the McRib permanently gone? ›
Turns out that 2022 "farewell" tour was a lie. The McRib is rising from the ashes once again. On Friday, McDonald's confirmed to Today.com that the McRib, a sandwich it swore was done forever in 2022, is coming back to select restaurants in November 2023.
Why is the McRib not a permanent item? ›
Sales were mediocre, however, and it was removed in 1985 as McDonald's executives determined that pork is not eaten frequently enough in the United States to stay on the menu. After several years, it returned for a promotion. It is more popular in Germany and Luxembourg, where it remains a permanent item.
How long is the McRib back for 2024? ›
After a long wait, and the pleading of McRib fans for years, McDonalds Canada has announced that the McRib will be coming back nationwide starting January 30th, 2024! In a later response, they indicated the McRib will be on the menu through February 26th, or until supplies run out.
What is McDonald's bringing back after 10 years? ›
The McRib is making a return to McDonald's. McDonald's says an “international icon” is making a comeback in Canada. After a 10-year hiatus, the McRib returns to participating restaurants nationwide beginning Tuesday (Jan. 30).
Why did McDonald's stop making pizza? ›
They tried two different sizes - a large pizza delivered to your table, and a small personal-size pie. They stopped the test because it took 11 minutes to bake a McPizza, and a standard McDonald's restaurant kitchen doesn't have enough room to squeeze in a pizza prep station and a pizza oven.
What is a McRib made of? ›
520 Cal. 520 Cal. The McRib starts with seasoned boneless pork dipped in a tangy BBQ sauce, topped with slivered onions and tangy pickles, all served on a toasted homestyle bun. When everything combines you have BBQ pork sandwich perfection.
What date is the McRib coming back? ›
Based on the stores that were able to share a date, it appears most locations that will offer the McRib will be offering it starting around November 13, 2023. Past store optional releases have shown that generally stores that offer will begin selling around the same time, with some markets up to a week or so later.
Is McRib made from pork rectums? ›
The truth is less sensational. According to McDonald's, McRibs are primarily made of ground boneless pork shoulder emulsified with water, spices, dextrose sugar, and preservatives to refine its flavor and texture.
“It turns out not everyone was ready to say goodbye to the McRib,” the company said in a news release. Though the McRib has a devoted fan base, including an online tracker to help locate the elusive sandwich, fast-food consumers weren't always craving a pork product.
Does McDonald's have a secret menu? ›
Does McDonald's Have a Secret Menu? Yes. Like many fast-food eateries, McDonald's has a wealth of off-book meals and concoctions available from their vast array of menu options.
What happened with the McRib? ›
The McRib went on a "Farewell Tour" in 2022 but a McDonald's representative says "not everyone was ready to say goodbye" so they decided to reintroduce the item.
When was the McRib removed? ›
McDonald's held its first McRib Farewell Tour in 2005, but continued to offer the sandwich every year during a different tour for the following three years. The McRib went on a short hiatus before the brand brought the sandwich back once again for a limited-time before disappearing from menus in 2012.
Is the McRib back in Canada 2024? ›
Last Updated January 30, 2024 12:27 pm. After a 10-year hiatus, Canadians will be able to get their hands on the iconic McRib sandwich starting today.
Is the McRib boneless? ›
The McRib® starts with a tender and juicy boneless pork patty dipped in tangy BBQ sauce, topped with slivered onions and tasty pickles, all served on a toasted homestyle bun.