McDonald's has launched its new summer menu across all UK stores today, which features a host of never-before-seen items as well as the return of some fan favourites.
The fast food giant has added a total of eight new items in a major shake-up to its menu, including a brand new burger, a 'dreamy' dessert and a variety of classic share boxes to celebrate the 'season of sharing.'
Leading the lineup is the brand-new Hat Trick Burger, which, as the name suggests, features three beef patties, two slices of cheese, grilled onions, mustard, and ketchup in a glazed sesame seed bun.
The Hat Trick will be priced at £5.89, but customers will be able to upgrade to a meal with medium fries and a drink for £7.69.
McDonald's popular Shareboxes will be making a comeback this summer, including the Chicken Sharebox, which features six Chicken Selects, 12 Chicken McNuggets, two McNugget dips and two Selects dips.
Leading the lineup is the brand-new Hat Trick Burger, which, as the name suggests, features three beef patties, two slices of cheese, grilled onions, mustard, and ketchup in a glazed bun
McDonald's popular Shareboxes will be making a comeback, including the Chicken Sharebox, which features six Chicken Selects, 12 Chicken McNuggets, two McNugget dips and two Selects dips
Fans can also get their hands on the Nine Chicken Selects Sharebox, which comes with three dips
The fast food chain is also welcoming back the highly popular Mozzarrella Bites - which are served with a rich tomato dip and available to buy for £2.39
Fans can also get their hands on the Nine Chicken Selects Sharebox, which comes with three dips.
McDonald's is also introducing trio of new dip options permanently to its menu, with fans now able to sample the 'new and improved' Garlic Mayo, Sweet and Smoky BBQ, and Sweet Chilli.
The fast food chain is also welcoming back the highly popular Mozzarrella Bites - which are served with a rich tomato dip and available to buy for £2.39.
For those with a sweet tooth,the new McFlurry favour is part of a colourful candy crossover with Skittles.
The new Skittles McFlurry sees the traditional McFlurry mixed with chewy Skittles fudge pieces, sugary pearls and topped with purple Skittles-flavoured sauce.
Those wanting a chocolate fix can now enjoy the Galaxy Caramel McFlurry, available in a regular and miniature portion, or fans can sick their teeth into the newly added Galaxy Chocolate and Raspberry Pie.
Also returning to the menu as a permanent addition is the Iced Latte - perfect for when fans want to cool down in the summer heat.
The new menu also sees the start of a new Happy Meal trial at some stores - with the classic Mayo Chicken, new Fish Bites, flavoured milk drinks available in chocolate, strawberry and banana, and a 'McFreezy' fruit-flavoured ice lolly being tested out.
The new Skittles McFlurry sees the traditional McFlurry mixed with chewy Skittles fudge pieces, sugary pearls and topped with purple Skittles-flavoured sauce
Fans can sick their teeth into the newly added Galaxy Chocolate and Raspberry Pie
Those wanting a chocolate fix can now enjoy the Galaxy Caramel McFlurry, available in a regular and miniature portion
Also returning to the menu as a permanent addition is the Iced Latte - perfect for when fans want to cool down in the summer heat
McDonald's have confirmed to The Sunthat the items could be rolled out nationwide, pending the success of the trial.
However, the introduction of McDonald's fresh delights also means that several items will be removed from the menu as of today, including the Biscoff McFlurry, Biscoff Frappe,Galaxy Caramel Pie and Galaxy Chocolate McFlurry.
Other items being taken off the menu include the Quarter Pounder Deluxe burger, Quarter Deluxe Medium Meal, Chicken Big Mac, Chicken Big Mac Meal, Cheese and Herb Melts and the Cheese and Herb Melts Sharebox.
News of the menu shakeup has been the topic of conversation between all fans since it was first announced on May 15 - with many slamming the fast food giant for 'recycling' old menu items and introducing an 'awful' new item.
Fans took to Instagram to complain about some of the new menu additions, in what some customers perceive as a lack of innovation.
