McDonald’s is going “big” with its latest limited-time menu addition.
Next month, the fast-food giant will introduce the Big Arch Burger, which the company is calling its “most McDonald’s, McDonald’s burger” yet. It’s also the company’s “biggest” burger ever, according to McDonald’s.
“Starting March 3 for a limited time, McDonald’s is going BIG. Like, really BIG,” reads a portion of the company’s announcement.
The new burger will be made with two quarter-pound beef patties, three slices of melted white cheddar cheese, onions, lettuce, pickles, and a new “Big Arch Sauce” blending “mustard, pickle and sweet tomato flavors,” according to McDonald’s. The sandwich will be served on a toasted bun with both sesame and poppy seeds.
Participating restaurants will begin offering the sandwich March 3, though only for a limited time. A representative for McDonald’s was not immediately available to comment further.
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The Big Arch, meanwhile had already appeared on the menu at McDonald’s locations in some international markets, including Canada, England and Ireland, where each version was made with beef sourced from their respective countries.
McDonald’s did not include pricing information in its Big Arch announcement, but a press release issued upon the burger’s permanent addition to U.K. and Ireland’s menus listed a cost of around £8.79 for the sandwich or £10.69 for a meal, or roughly $12 and $14.50 in U.S. dollars.
