McDonald's new 'frork' is an amazingly new 'uselessly useful' utensil
If you thought the "spork" was a culinary marvel, McDonald's new "frork" will change your life.
As part of their new Signature Crafted Recipe Sandwiches campaign, McDonald's has invented the "frork." It's a fork with french fries as prongs.
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It a "uselessly useful" utensil designed to pick up toppings that drop from your sandwich. They even put together an infomercial that stars Anthony Sullivan. If this seems like a joke, it's not. You can actually snag one of these frorks on May 5 at participating restaurants when you purchase a Signature Crafted recipe sandwich.
We’re raising the bar—#AllDayBreakfast, #SignatureCrafted, & now… The Frork™! Eh, maybe not so much with that one. 😂 pic.twitter.com/i5Xln45YvV
— McDonald's (@McDonalds) May 1, 2017
The concept has already been deemed "ludicrous" and "infuriatingly stupid" by some.
If you're on board, though, you can call 1-844-McD-FRORK. The first 500 callers get a "frork" and the first 5,000 callers get a coupon for a Signature Crafted Recipe Sandwich.
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