This is cluckin' big news from McDonalds!
, the Golden Arches is testing this major new chicken sandwich in the United Kingdom, and will be bringing it to the U.S. in late August. For now, the limited test will only include locations in Miami, Fla. but if all goes well, we could see the item going nationwide soon.
"While not everything we test makes it on our U.S. menus, we'll use this time to gather feedback from both customers and restaurant crew as we consider opportunities to offer more delicious options in the future," the company said in an email toHowever, if you're itching to try it, you may be able to use this clever hack: Simply order two McChickens and a Big Mac, and put the chicken into the sandwich instead of the beef.
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