Ella Scott
McDonald’s has revealed plans to overhaul its menu ahead of Easter, announcing the return of a supersized stack dubbed ‘one of the best burgers in history’.
Fast-food customers in Britain have spent this year hunting down collectable figures in viral Friends Meals, chowing down on the Cheesy Melt Burger from KFC, and testing Domino’s ‘game-changing’ Chick ‘n’ Dip concept.
As well as digging into new Pizza Mozzarella Dippers, fans of McDonald’s have been sampling the latest Wrap of the Day concept, Tikka Chicken, and debating whether ‘peeling’ their Chicken McNuggets is ‘normal’.
Now, guests have something else to look forward to: the Maccies Easter 2026 menu.
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Set to launch across participating restaurants in March, the forthcoming program features the return of a cherished McFlurry and the debut of a frothy frappe topped with Cadbury chocolate.
If savoury is more your style, then good news: the Double Big Mac is finally coming back.
One Redditor has hailed the king-sized mouthful as ‘one of the best burgers in international McDonald’s history’.
Four jaw-dropping British and Irish beef patties, a slice of American cheese, fresh lettuce, onions, crunchy pickles, and creamy Big Mac sauce are all sandwiched between a pillowy burger bun.
The offering will cost £8.59 and be available from 17 March for a limited time.
Excitingly, the Double Big Mac burger isn’t the only new addition to the McDonald’s March menu. Here’s everything that’s being added ahead of Easter.
Cost: £9.49
Want to elevate your Double Big Mac further? Why not opt for a Double Big Mac with Bacon?
The extra slice of meat promises to add an ‘extra smoky flavour’ to your dinner delight.
Cost: £7.29, £7.99 and £8.09, respectively
Another returning favourite: the Spicy Chicken McNuggets are returning to the fast-food titan’s menu this month.
Available in six, nine, and 20-piece packets, the spicy-coated tidbits bring a ‘bold, fiery’ twist to the tried-and-tested entreé.
But be warned: McDonald’s fans have described the Spicy McNuggets as ‘mental hot’ in the past.
Cost: £3.89
Blending coffee and chocolate with ice and finely-crushed Mini Eggs, this brand-new frappe is topped with a swirl of whipped cream and dusted with the Cadbury Easter staple.
If you want to try the Cadbury Mini Eggs Frappe before anyone else, then you can order it via the official McDonald’s app from 17 March.
Prefer to order in-store? You can pick up the caffeine-laced treat from 24 March, but be warned - ‘once it’s gone, it’s gone’.
Cost: £2.59
It wouldn’t be a new season if Maccies didn’t bring a range of new McFlurrys to the table, would it?
The first is the Cadbury Mini Eggs McFlurry, featuring crushed Mini Eggs swirled with soft-serve dairy ice cream.
Anyone digging into the treat will also be able to slurp on moreish Cadbury chocolate sauce.
Cost: £1.89
Those who don’t fancy chasing their order down with a full-size McFlurry can opt for a mini version instead for £1.89.
Cost: £2.59
The cult-favourite Cadbury Creme Egg McFlurry is back in business at McDonald’s this March.
This returning sweet treat, described as an ‘Easter tradition’, swirls dairy ice cream with chocolate shards. It is topped with Cadbury Creme Egg sauce.
Cost: £1.89
If you don’t want too much of a good thing, then the viral Cadbury Creme Egg McFlurry is also available in a dinky version for £1.89.