McDonald’s launches brand new version of their Big Mac burger and not all fans are loving it

McDonald’s has just launched its ‘highly anticipated’ Chicken Big Mac but the fans aren’t persuaded. ‘Bland’, ‘messy’ and ‘the worst thing McDonald’s has ever created’ are just a few reactions on social media.

Just like Big Mac but the chicken version

McDonald’s Chicken Big Macofficially dropped at fast food chain restaurants across Canada and will be available until April 10th 2023.

Made with a 100% Canadian-raised seasoned chicken breast in a crispy, light-tasting coating, this novelty is topped with Big Mac sauce, fresh lettuce, processed cheddar cheese, and tangy pickles on a freshly toasted sesame seed bun.

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While it’s great news for anyone who prefers chicken to beef, social media users don’t seem to be persuaded that this new item on the menu was a worthy edition.

‘The worst thing McDonald’s has ever created’

Some people seemed genuinely impressed with the size and the recipe of the reinvented Big Mac.

One person commented:

The #ChickenBigMac honestly is a 100/10 for me. Goes so crazy I can’t believe it hasn’t been done before.

Someone else wrote:

That Chicken Bigmac is messy as fuckkkk bro. But damn it's tasty.

Other users weren't persuaded and, in fact, thought the complete opposite.

One of them admitted:

#ChickenBigMac is the worst thing McDonald’s has ever created, chicken Patties were completely tasteless. Horrible.

Another one chimed in:

So I tried the new #ChickenBigMac and just as I thought it was disgusting.

The third one agreed:

The new #ChickenBigMac is horrendous. Not sure what they were thinking.

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Sources used:

- Daily Hive: 'McDonald's Chicken Big Mac: The best social media reactions'