Retired McDonald’s menu items

The McSalad Shaker, billed as a commuter-friendly option, lasted from 2000 to 2003. Customers poured the dressing on top, closed the container, shook the cup and, ideally, evenly distributed the dressing.

Michael R. Quinlan, then-chairman and CEO of McDonald’s, left, laughs as Ronald McDonald eats the Arch Deluxe hamburger at the sandwich’s introduction in New York in this May 9, 1996 photo. The sandwich was aimed at adults; it was discontinued in 2000.

Ronald McDonald, trading his clown suit for business attire, high kicks with the Rockettes during the unveiling of the fast-food chain’s new line of adult-oriented food at New York’s Radio City Music Hall Thursday, May 9, 1996. The Arch Deluxe sandwich was aimed at adults, and was discontinued in 2000.

Remember supersized meals? McDonald’s began to phase out the option in 2004, the same year the documentary “Supersize Me” was released.

Fish McBites, a seasonal item introduced around Lent, were short-lived.