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CHICAGO - A brand-new burger is coming to McDonald’s.
The fast food giant introduced the Big Arch Burger, which they are calling their "most McDonald’s, McDonald’s burger yet."
McDonald’s announces Big Arch Burger
What they're saying:
"McDonald's is going BIG. Like, really BIG," the company said on its website.
This burger will feature two quarter-pound beef patties, three slices of melted white cheddar cheese, crispy and slivered onions, lettuce and pickles.
A sign stands outside of a McDonald's restaurant February 9, 2009 in San Francisco, California. (Credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
The burger will also include a toasted bun with sesame and poppy seeds, along with a Big Arch Sauce, described as a "tangy, creamy sauce with a perfect balance of mustard, pickle and sweet tomato flavors."
By the numbers:
In screenshots posted to social media, the price of the Big Arch Burger may range from $6.89 to $10.19 for the burger, and a combo meal with fries and soda will likely range from $11.09 to $14.29.
What's next:
This burger will be available at participating restaurants nationwide starting March 3 for a limited time.
Burger King Whopper changes
Dig deeper:
This news comes on the heels of Burger King’s announcement last week that its iconic Whopper burger would be getting a makeover and would change for the first time in nearly 10 years.
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According to a press release by the company, the flame-grilled Whopper sandwich will now feature a "higher-quality Whopper experience," including more premium ingredients.
More specifically, the burger giant said the Whopper would have a "better tasting bun," be served in a box, and come with "better tasting mayo."
What they're saying:
"Over the past several years, we’ve focused on strengthening our operations and modernizing our restaurants to build a more consistent foundation across the system," Tom Curtis, the president of Burger King, said in a statement. "With that work well underway, we’re now in a position to thoughtfully elevate our core menu. The Whopper is an icon, so we didn’t set out to reinvent it. Instead, we elevated it based on direct guest feedback."
The Source: The information for this story was provided by McDonald’s. This story was reported from Los Angeles. Previous FOX Local reporting contributed.