McDonald's adding two new sandwiches to his menu

New versions of these favorite menus will be available next year.


Popular menu items such as the Big Mac, McNuggets chicken and French fries account for about 70% ofMcDonalds Total sales. But "New Year, New Sandwich" seems to be the unofficial currency of the Fast Food Channel in the New Year.

Be in search of the beginnings ofThe new crispy chicken sandwich At the beginning of 2021, the company announced Monday. The new menu item joins a constant expansion chicken offer list, which already includes the crispy chicken sandwich of Buttermilk and the McCHICKEN. But the fast food chain has not forgotten its roots.

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In a nod to his inheritance, McDonald's also publishes a new hamburger. Burger King has theImpossible whopper. Dunkin has theBeyond the sandwich at the meat breakfast. Starbucks has theCan not sausage sandwich. Now McDonald's is on its competitors with herbal meat options and the name of its new line is based on the emblematic flare of the brand.Presentation of McPLANT!

International President Ian Borden said the series of plants was created by McDonald's and McDonald's, "according toCNBC. The chain gives kicking with a meatless burger, but other menu items like chicken can join it in the future. McDonald's is planned to test the new sandwich next year.

These two new menu items are far from the first new menu advertised this year. Just a few weeks ago, the Fast Food chain announced the addition of three new breakfast treats - theapple tree, blueberry muffine, and roller of cinnamon. The ad marked the first time that pastries had been added to the menu of nearly 10 years.

There have also been big changes over the decades. For more, here'sWhat McDonald's served the year you were born?


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