McDonald’s is taking on chains that use fresh beef in their burgers.
The fast-food giant is rolling out the Archburger at a handful of locations in the U.S., USA Today reported.
TRENDING NOW:
- Man told to stop homeless 'slumber parties' or have house condemned
- Clerk: Woman killed at gas station said, 'Please don't let me die'
- Chip Gaines announces baby No. 5 on the way
- VIDEO: Human trafficking larger problem in Western Pa. than many believe
The company announced that it would be switching its popular Quarter Pounder to fresh beef sometime in 2018.
Fresh beef from McDonald's? Here comes the Archburger https://t.co/p1AAR72Vlp
— Zlati Meyer (@Zlatimeyer) January 3, 2018
McDonald’s already says it uses 100 percent pure beef in all of its burgers.
The Archburger comes with cheese, pickle, onion and Arch Sauce, and costs $2.19. The Archburger L&T adds lettuce and tomato, and costs $2.69. The Bacon Archburger is $2.89. All three are currently being sold in at least two restaurants -- one in Plano, Texas and one outside of Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA Today reported.
Cox Media Group
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/cmg/XCUXZC2XYZHCRGNNGKFEX6U3LQ.png)
