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"The Internet and Twitter, in particular, are abuzz with rumors about the availability of a lobster roll-style sandwich at McDonald&amp;#039;s called ...wait for it ...the McLobster! We heard about it yesterday from a blog post on the LaTimes.com. Unfortunately for lobster lovers, a McDonald&amp;#039;s version of this creamy crustacean sandwich appears to be more fiction that fact.   True, McDonald&amp;#039;s has offered the McLobster in the past. Light research revealed a 1990s commercial advertising a limited-time offer on this classic New England sandwich filled with &amp;quot;Atlantic-Canadian lobster meat and crispy lettuce on a fresh bun.&amp;quot; Bloggers claiming to have tasted the McLobster also report diced celery and a mayonnaise-based sauce in addition to the lobster and shredded lettuce. Never tried this New England delicacy? Try our recipe for Lobster Salad BLT and other regional American sandwiches.   Statements and tweets from McDonald&amp;#039;s corporate affirm that the restaurant has no plans to bring the McLobster back to the U.S. menu. We contacted a McDonald&amp;#039;s representative for comments on this rumor, but the email has not yet been returned. Similar to the rabid McRib fanbase, which actively pursues the bbq-sauced sandwich on the web site McRibLocator, the McLobster has also inspired a following. A group called The McLobster is Back! on the popular photo site, flickr, was created to amass images of this elusive seafood sandwich. Apparently, the McLobster is not the only rumored new menu item available at McDonald&amp;#039;s. Recent tweets from McDonald&amp;#039;s corporate indicate consumer interest in McSushi, too. Would Americans be willing to order a side of raw fish with their burgers and fries? I guess we&amp;#039;ll just have to wonder for now. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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