While we’re used to getting all our old favourites from McDonald’s – from the Big Mac through to the classic cheeseburger – the restaurant chain is always mixing things up on the menu.
So far this year McD’s fans have been treated to a whole load of new items when they show up for their fast food fix – with six new additions landing on the menu just this week.
And while some of the new items might be limited edition, others that appeared earlier in the year have also stuck around – with some old favourites also returning.
So just what is new on the menu in 2023 – and how long do you have to try all the new burgers, sides and other items?
Here’s what you need to know…
What is new on the McDonald’s menu in 2023?
Here’s what’s new on the menu for March…
Chicken Big Mac
The Chicken Big Mac has returned to McDonald’s after previously debuting on the menu in February 2022.
It consists of two crispy chicken breast patties, a slice of cheese, lettuce, pickles and, of course, Big Mac sauce between the signature three-layered buns.
Price: £4.49 each or £6.09 for an extra value meal
Mighty McMuffin
New to the breakfast menu is this loaded muffin, consisting of a pork sausage patty, a free-range egg, two slices of bacon and a slice of cheese served in a toasted English muffin. You can have it with either ketchup or brown sauce depending on your preference.
Price: £4:59 each or £5.99 for a meal
Steakhouse Stack
This new addition features two 100% beef patties, a slice of cheddar cheese, crispy onions, red onions, and lettuce topped with a creamy peppercorn sauce, all in a freshly-toasted bun.
Price: £5.39 each or £6.99 for a meal deal
Mozzarella Dippers
Another returning item is the popular Mozzarella Dippers, consisting of sticks of mozzarella cheese coated in breadcrumbs and served with a tomato salsa dip. The side dish is making its return after being axed last summer and replaced with Halloumi Fries.
Price: Single serving: £2.19; Sharebox: £6.19
First appear at What is new on the McDonald’s menu in 2023? From Steakhouse Stack to McSpicy
