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New McDonald’s range in full after major changes are made in menu shakeup
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Published 08:23 20 Oct 2023 GMT+1

New McDonald’s range in full after major changes are made in menu shakeup

There's some new additions to the menu

Claire Reid

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McDonald’s has welcomed six new items onto its menu - as well as finally introducing a much-asked for change to its McNuggets.

Fast-food fans will be pleased to know that there are six new additions to enjoy, including a couple McFlurries as well as the McCrispy BBQ Smokehouse.

The new autumn menu, which is live now, runs until 21 November and means that McDonald’s has had to say goodbye to the following items: Big Tasty, Big Tasty with Bacon, Mozzarella Dippers, Cadbury Flake Raspberry McFlurry, Cadbury Flake Chocolate McFlurry, Caramel Waffle Latte.

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But don’t worry - here’s what they’ve been replaced with:

Here are the seven new dishes:

1) McCrispy BBQ Smokehouse - £7.39

Maccies have called this 'the G.O.A.T of McCrispy', consisting of a chicken breast fillet in a crunchy coating with a smoky BBQ sauce, cheddar cheese, red onion, lettuce, all in a sourdough style sesame topped bun.

The McCrispy BBQ smokehouse is available now.
McDonald's

2) Philly Cheese Stack - £6.99

This dish is said to deliver 'the ultimate cheesy experience' with two beef patties with a cheese sauce, two cheese slices, grilled and crispy onions and pickles, served in a toasted bun

The Philly Cheese Stack.
McDonald's

3) M&M's Halloween McFlurry - £1.99 regular, £1.49 mini

Soft dairy ice cream swirled with M&Ms and Halloween sugar shapes and topped with Galaxy Chocolate sauce.

M&M's Halloween McFlurry.
McDonald's

4) Twix Toffee Apple McFlurry - £1.99 regular, £1.49 mini

Again, soft dairy ice cream, but swirled with Twix biscuit and chocolate pieces and topped with a toffee apple sauce.

Twix Toffee Apple McFlurry.
McDonald's

5) Toffee Apple Pie - £1.99

A fresh take on the Maccies apple pie - crispy pastry filled with a spiced apple compote and toffee sauce, with toffee pieces.

A new variation on the classic Maccies apple pie.
McDonald's

6) Toffee Apple Donut - £2.19

A ring donut filled with toffee apple compote, topped with crumble pieces and toffee sauce.

Toffee apple doughnut.
McDonald's

Not only that, but the fast-food giant has made a change to it’s McNuggets, with diners now able buy a nine piece Chicken McNugget meal for the first time ever.

Although customers could already order nine nuggets off the menu, they didn't come as part of a McMeal.

This came at a cost of £4.59 - but now you can grab nine McNuggets, a medium fries and a medium drink for £6.69.

Upgrading to a large meal will set you back £7.39.

And if that wasn't enough, the mega chicken combo deal is also making its highly anticipated return.

Fast food fanatics will remember its debut on McDelivery last year during the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

It consists of 10 Chicken Selects and a 20 Chicken McNuggets Sharebox – plus 4 Selects dips and 4 standard dips, designed to serve four people for £16.99.

Featured Image Credit: Nathan Stirk/Getty Images/McDonald’s UK

Topics: McDonalds, Food And Drink, UK News

Claire Reid
Claire Reid

Claire is a journalist at LADbible who, after dossing around for a few years, went to Liverpool John Moores University. She graduated with a degree in Journalism and a whole load of debt. When not writing words in exchange for money she is usually at home watching serial killer documentaries surrounded by cats. You can contact Claire at [email protected]

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