8 beloved fast food items from the 1980s we wish they would bring back immediately — how many did you try?

Introduced in 1985, the McD.L.T. was absolutely adored in the '80s. Also known as the McDeluxe, the cheeseburger was served in a split styrofoam container that split between the meat, vegetables, and sauce. While the McD.L.T. was discontinued in 1991 because of its non-eco-friendly packaging, many remember it fondly.

One social media user wished McDonald's would bring it back, writing: "I felt so fancy the first time I ordered it, it was the first non Happy Meal I ever got."

While the Cinnamon Crispas were technically introduced at Taco Bell in late 1979, these were staunchly '80s treats. The deep fried tortilla chips sprinkled with cinnamon sugar were the inspiration for Taco Bell's Cinnamon Twists, which replaced cinnamon crispas in 1989.

Although many fans of the Crispas argue they are better than the Twists. One fan wrote on social media: "These were better than the twists, and I miss them."

It seems like Burger King is perpetually in competition against McDonald's. But in the '80s, they focused on beating White Castle when they released the Burger Bundles. 

Served in a trio or a six-pack, the silver dollar sized beef patties were the perfect snack for a group. Unfortunately for their fans, they were discontinued in 1987. 

For a brief period during 1985, Domino's sold a Breakfast Pizza. The pie included an egg, American cheese, bacon, and sausage and was served alongside a cup of hot coffee. But, due to logistical hurdles and low sales during the morning hours, Domino's discontinued the Breakfast Pizza after just six months.

Introduced in 1989, the McPizza brought an Italian-American favorite to McDonald's. The personal-sized treat included marinara sauce, mozzarella cheese, and several different types of toppings. By 2000, the McPizza was discontinued due to the length of time it took to cook.

Many fans of the treat didn't share enthusiastic memories, but still miss it. One social media user wrote: "It was pretty decent honestly...I ate it in high school with biggie fries and drink for like $2.99. that's all you had to eat all day…"

Kentucky Fried Chicken is known for its southern-style fried chicken, but in 1984, it released nuggets to lure those who don't want chicken on the bone. Coated in their secret recipes of 11 herbs and spices, the Kentucky Nuggets were served in either a six-piece or 10-piece.

12 years after their introduction, the Nuggets were replaced by the Crispy Strips.

The pizza chain launched the Priazzo in 1985 for just $8. The new pizza was dubbed as extravagant, with a double crust that was a combination of a stuffed pizza, quiche, and lasagna. The Priazzo included options like the classic Roma, the meat-lovers Milano, and the Florentine which included spinach and ham. But, it was discontinued by 1991.

Wendy's is best known for its square burger patties and Frosty milkshakes, but in the '80s, it expanded when it released the Hot Stuffed Baked Potatoes. The fan favorite was a baked potato but bigger, topped with cheese, bacon, and more. While you can technically still get a baked potato at Wendy's, it won't be stuffed like those from the '80s.