McDonald's has announced that it's Christmas menu will return in under two weeks.
Items on their festive menu include burgers, sides and pies and a new McFlurry. The menu will be available in the fast food chain across Ireland on November 23.
Unfortunately, three popular items will soon be scrapped by McDonald's in order to make way for the new festive items. The BBQ Bacon Stack, Nacho Cheese Wedges, and the Twirl McFlurry will all be discontinued on Tuesday, November 22.
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Here's what to expect from the McDonald's Christmas menu:
The much-loved Big Tasty is set to return to the menu. Fans can expect a 100% beef patty, cheese made with Emmental cheese, onions, juicy tomatoes, and a unique smoky flavoured sauce, all nested in a freshly toasted bun. It can be enjoyed with or without bacon.
Without bacon, the Big Tasty will cost around €6 on its own or around €10 as a meal. With bacon, it will be slightly more.
Chicken lovers will also be able to get their hands on a new permanent fixture, McCrispy, which contains 100% chicken breast fillet in a crispy, crunchy coating, served with iceberg lettuce, black pepper mayo, and a delicious sesame-topped bun.
Fans of the Festive Pie will be relieved to hear that the dessert will be returning to McDonald's this year. It's a Christmassy take on the food chain's classic hot crispy pie, but instead of apple, it's filled with mincemeat and custard.
Cheese Melt Dippers are also making a return. The four breaded camembert bites are served with a tangy tomato dip. And, of course, you can get a share box of 15.
And last but not least, the hugely popular Celebrations McFlurry will be available once again this festive season. The McFlurry features soft dairy ice cream, swirled with Maltesers clusters, Galaxy chocolate drops, caramel pieces, Mars chewy pieces, and Twix biscuits, topped with a milk chocolate sauce.
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