McDonald's January 2024 is back today - with cheesy garlic bites and steakhouse stack returning

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The new menu is back in restaurants today, McDonald's confirmed.

Almost half a dozen old favourites have returned to the McDonald's menu today.

In all UK and Ireland McDonald's restaurants on January 4, the chain will unveil the return of a popular burger, a sorely-missed wrap and both sweet and savoury snacks to tickle the taste buds. Saver meal deals will also be kept on the menu, the company confirmed.

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For a limited time only, the steakhouse stack will make its return - two 100 per cent British and Irish beef patties, a slice of cheddar cheese, crispy onions, red onions and lettuce served with a black peppercorn sauce, all in a freshly toasted glazed sesame topped bun. It will cost £5.49 on its own, £7.19 for a medium meal and £7.89 for a large meal.

McDonald’s super fans may remember the chicken fajita wrap from 2020. This will be making a comeback with a new and improved recipe, boasting creamy fajita sauce and tomato salsa, silvered onions, cheese and shredded lettuce - at the price of £3.49.

The new McDonald's menu will arrive next week. Picture: Lancashire PostThe new McDonald's menu will arrive next week. Picture: Lancashire Post
The new McDonald's menu will arrive next week. Picture: Lancashire Post | Lancashire Post

As we bid a fond farewell to the cheese melt dippers, diners will see the cheesy garlic bites back on the menu. Served in a pack of five, the bites are a blend of mozzarella and Emmental cheese, in a garlic breadcrumb coating - served with a rich tomato dip. The cheesy garlic bites cost £2.59, or £6.79 for a sharebox.

To top it all off, the Cadbury Dairy Milk and Cadbury Caramel McFlurries will also be back, each costing £1.99 or £1.49 for the mini McFlurry.

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