McDonald's Reintroduces Double Big Mac to US Menu

The four-patty burger returns as part of the fast-food giant's overhaul of its burgers, available from January 24 for a limited time.

McDonald's is reintroducing the Double Big Mac to its US menu from January 24 for a limited time.
The Double Big Mac, which contains four beef patties, was first introduced in the US in March 2020 but was removed from the menu during the pandemic.
The reintroduction of the Double Big Mac is part of McDonald's overhaul of its burgers, which includes softer buns, more sauce, and improved cheese melting.
The return of the Double Big Mac comes as McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski hinted at the return of larger burgers last month.
The Double Big Mac contains 740 calories, making it a significant addition to the average daily calorie intake.