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McDonald’s added five new items to its menu in the United Kingdom, which would be available for a limited time
Following popular demand, the fast-food giant has brought back the Chicken Big Mac, which is very similar to the original Big Mac, but with the beef patties replaced with chicken. It is priced at £4.49, or £6.09 as a meal, which includes chips and a drink. Its recipe
The restaurant chain has also introduced a new Steakhouse Stack, made up of two beef patties, a slice of Cheddar cheese, crispy onions, red onions, and lettuce, topped with a creamy peppercorn sauce. It costs £5.39 by itself or £6.99 as a meal.
The Mighty McMuffin, which contains sausage, egg, cheese, bacon, and ketchup or brown sauce, is also back and will be priced at £4.59 on its own, or £5.99 as part of a meal that includes a coffee or an orange juice and a hash brown.
There’s also the Mozzarella Dippers, priced at £2.19, and the Cadbury Creme Egg and Cadbury Caramel Egg McFlurries, at £1.99 for a regular or £1.49 for a mini.
The new menu items will replace the Grand Big Mac, Grand Big Mac with Bacon, Chilli Cheese Bites, Galaxy Chocolate McFlurry, and Galaxy Caramel McFlurry.
