McDonald's bringing back fan-favourite burger from the 90s and it's bigger than ever

McDonald’s fans have a lot to celebrate this month, as the fast-food giant brought back two very popular Shamrock themed menu items in honour of St Patrick’s Day. But that’s not all, McDonald’s has just announced a super deal on a returning classic menu-item from the 90s.

As reported by The Fast Food Post, McDonald’s is going to be offering Triple Cheeseburgers for just $2.79.

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McDonald’s Triple Cheese Burgers

As reported by The Sun, McDonald’s Triple Cheese Burgers were first introduced by the brand back in 1994, in honour of the World Cup Cricket.

The Triple Cheeseburger can now be enjoyed for only $2.79. However, there is a small catch here: the company is introducing this burger and the accompanying offer only in select locations across the US for now.

McDonald’s Triple Cheeseburger features three 100% pure beef patties topped with two slices of American cheese, pickles, onions, ketchup, and mustard, all served on a lightly toasted plain bun.

McDonald’s brings back more fan-favs

McDonald’s also brought back two epic items right in time for St. Patrick’s Day: McDonald’s Shamrock Shake and OREO Shamrock McFlurry returned to McDonald’s USA on Feb. 21.

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⋙ McDonald's bringing back these fan-favourite items in February

These menus item first debuted in the U.S. during 2020 Shamrock Shake SZN, and now they're back by popular demand.

• The Shamrock Shake is a creamy, vanilla soft serve, blended with McDonald’s iconic Shamrock Shake flavour and finished with a tasty whipped topping.
• The Oreo Shamrock McFlurry is the perfect combo of vanilla soft serve with Shamrock Shake flavour and Oreo cookie pieces.

Sources used:

The Fast Food Post: ‘McDonald’s Launches $2.79 Triple Cheeseburger Deal In Select Markets’

The Sun: ‘McDonald’s announces $2.79 ‘triple’ deal in change to menu – but there’s a catch’