The Oregonian's Lizzy Acker tried McDonald's new Double Big Mac and Strawberry and Crème Pie, finding the Double Big Mac to be too large and oddly floppy, with dry and oozing sauce, while the Strawberry and Crème Pie was deemed tasty with a flaky crust and sweet, creamy filling. Acker, who is not a McDonald's hater, shared her experience and concluded that while she probably wouldn't get the pie again over a hot fudge sundae, she might take a bite if someone in her car purchased it.
McDonald's has brought back the Double Big Mac, featuring four beef patties, for a limited time, offering a meatier and more indulgent version of the classic Big Mac. With 780 calories, it provides a heartier option but also raises concerns about its impact on health. Priced at around $1.50 more than the original, the burger aims to cater to the demand for larger, high-quality burgers, reflecting the trend of ever-bigger fast food offerings.
McDonald's is set to release a limited-time Double Big Mac in the US, featuring four beef patties, one piece of cheese, pickles, lettuce, onions, and extra Mac Sauce. Fans are eagerly anticipating the new release, expressing excitement and nostalgia, although some have been disappointed by the actual appearance of the burger. This follows McDonald's recent announcement of changes to the taste of their burgers in 2024.
Celebrity chef Curtis Stone believes that McDonald's Double Big Mac should come with a health warning due to its high caloric intake and lack of food information provided to customers. He expresses concerns about the potential mixture of meat cuts in the "100% beef" and criticizes fast food companies for capitalizing on people's cravings without considering the harm it may cause.
McDonald's is bringing back the Double Big Mac for a limited time, featuring four patties, extra sauce, and the usual Big Mac toppings. Sales will begin at select U.S. locations on Jan. 24, with the company aiming to enhance its burger offerings through initiatives like the "Best Burger" program. The Big Mac is a key part of McDonald's core menu, contributing to a significant portion of its sales, and the company plans to introduce improvements to all U.S. locations by 2024.
McDonald's is bringing back the Double Big Mac, featuring four beef patties instead of the usual two, for a limited time nationwide, as part of an overhaul of its core burger offerings. The move comes as customers are seeking bigger burgers, and the chain aims to offer a larger burger at a superior value. This reintroduction follows previous variations of the Big Mac, such as the Grand Mac and the Mac Jr, and reflects McDonald's response to customer preferences and market trends.
McDonald's is set to launch the Double Big Mac, a staple from the Australian menu, in the US for a limited time starting January 24. The burger, featuring four beef patties and Big Mac sauce, has sparked excitement and criticism among Americans, with some expressing eagerness to try it while others label it "disgusting" and "obscene." The hefty burger, previously available in other countries, has drawn attention to concerns about obesity and pricing, with reports suggesting it could cost over $20 due to recent price hikes.
McDonald's is bringing back the Double Big Mac to its menu nationwide starting January 24, featuring four beef patties, extra Big Mac sauce, and a double portion of pickles, lettuce, and onions between a sesame seed bun. The burger originally debuted in 2020 and will be available for a limited time, with pricing varying by location. This follows previous variations of the Big Mac, such as the Grand Mac and the Mac Jr., sold in 2017 and 2018.
