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McDonald’s released the spam burger as a limited-release item on Dec. 21. The savory-sweet burger, which is also topped with mayonnaise, is one of McDonald’s China’s “members only” promotions. As of now, the sandwich is only available in China, but its existence seemed to spark a reaction among fast foodies worldwide. Social media users had plenty to say about the spam burger, which some called “disgusting” or “nasty”. “Some foods should NOT mix!” one Twitter user wrote. Others were a far more open-minded, though. “I’d try it. Why not be open minded,” one user wrote. “I can’t hate it if I haven’t tried it…..” another added. Of course, the McDonald’s spam burger is just the latest fast food item to stir controversy online. Last month, Burger King Japan announced an “extreme” burger, which had no bun and featured more than a pound of beef. Earlier this year, Papa John’s U.K. debuted a limited-edition “baked bean pizza”