Back In The '70s, This Old-School Restaurant Chain Made Fast Food History
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By AMELIE MAURICE-JONES
While McDonald's is known for its Happy Meal, it wasn't the chain that invented it. The credit goes to a now-defunct Burger Chef that created history by launching Fun Meal.
Launched in 1973, the kids' meal included fries, a burger, dessert, a drink, and a toy, coming fresh off the heels of its successful predecessor, the Funburger.
Its packaging was equally iconic, depicting the adventures of Burger Chef & Jess with friends like vampire Count Fangburger and Cackleburger the witch.