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Ribwich

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Revision as of 13:55, March 24, 2010 by Mythigator (talk)

The Ribwich was an item on the menu at the Springfield fast food chain Krusty Burger. Homer tried one and quickly developed a voracious appetite for them.

Much to Homer's dismay, the Ribwich was a limited-time-only offer at the Springfield Krusty Burger, However, because the Ribwich was being test-marketed nationwide, it was essentially on tour and would soon be served at another Krusty Burger. Homer got a copy of the schedule and joined up with a large throng of "Ribheads" who were following the Ribwich from place to place as it was released.

The last stop of the Ribwich's tour was in San Francisco, where Krusty the Clown appeared in person and announced that the Ribwich would not be made anymore, as the unnamed animal whose meat was used for the burger had become extinct. Krusty held up the very last Ribwich and threw it to the crowd.

Homer caught the last Ribwich, but he gave it to another person in exchange for his car, because he needed the car to get to the Spell-Lympics.

References / Trivia

  • The Ribwich is an obvious parody of the McDonald's McRib sandwich, which is also noted for its intermittent availability and the less than obvious origin of its meat.
  • The "Ribheads" following the Ribwich are a reference to Deadheads, fans of the Grateful Dead who follw the band as it tours.
  • When Krusty finishes talking to the crowd, he says, "What a long strange product rollout it's been," which is another Grateful Dead reference.

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