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Published 14:04 26 Jul 2023 BST
Updated 14:04 26 Jul 2023 BST

McDonald's has announced an update to its summer menu for across the UK.
Fans of McDonald’s better go and hunt out the Golden Arches as the fast food behemoth is expanding its menu starting next week on 2nd August.
We are expecting to see the return of classics such as Cheesy Garlic Bites, Galaxy Chocolate McFlurry and Galaxy Salted Caramel McFlurry.
And not only that, we’re looking at some tweaks to old favourites the Quarter Pounder as well as a revamped McCrispy Deluxe.
The BBQ Quarter Pounder with Cheese is a spruced up version of arguably the best burger in the Maccies roster and it features all the elements we love about the burger with the genius addition of the classic smokey BBQ sauce.
You can even opt to double the beefy credentials of your burger with the BBQ Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese.
The twist on the chain's first ever permanent chicken burger is made with a breaded 100% chicken breast fillet topped with hot and spicy mayo, and cheese and bacon for extra flavour.
These additions, and the returning favourites, make for quite the summer menu.
Not long ago, McDonald’s announced the launch of one of its international bestsellers – the Biscoff McFlurry.
The two titans of confectionary linked up for the limited-edition Lotus Biscoff® McFlurry, which hit restaurants across the UK on June 21.
Sadly, the new fan favourite is leaving the menu with the revamp, but perhaps McDonald's new menu can console Biscoff fans across the UK.
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