Former Top Chef Secretly Fed Foodies McDonald's & They Were Lovin' It

Chef Neal Fraser pulled a fast one on an unsuspecting group of 40 food bloggers. A fast food one, that is.

Fraser invited the foodies to dinner at a chic southern California villa and told them the menu would feature a secret ingredient, The Independentreports. The key component of this mouthwatering five-course meal? McDonald's.

Channelled my inner foodie and did some #foodtasting today -- we were invited to a fancy 5-course meal courtesy of award-winning #chef @nealfraser only to find out afterward that all ingredients used to make them were straight from McDonalds! 😱😳 Chilled avocado soup, green salad, spicy meatballs, bacon wrapped chicken, and coffee & blueberry dessert. 😝 Who would have known? It was a crazy experience! 🙈 #foodporn #foodstagram #atasteofsocal #mcdonalds #nealfraser #5coursemeal #yum #foodblogger #blogger #losangeles #foodie #food

A photo posted by SHARON WU • Style Lullaby 🐑 (@stylelullaby) on Feb 4, 2016 at 12:03am PST

The dishes were a far cry from dollar-menu fare. Fraser served chilled avocado soup and romaine salad with bacon bits and buttermilk dressing to start, followed by spicy meatballs and bacon-wrapped chicken entrées, and finished with a coffee-and-blueberry dessert.

#atasteofsocal-Neal Fraser & Amy Knoll Fraser @ The Carondelet House.

A photo posted by Chef Eric Crowley (@chefericsculinaryclassroom) on Feb 3, 2016 at 9:51pm PST

No offense, All Day Breakfast, but Chef Fraser easily has you beat.

The tasty stunt was cooked up between the fast food chain and Fraser, the owner of Redbird restaurant and a past Top Chef Masters competitor.

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