McDonald’s is testing new burger that will be ‘as iconic’ as the Big Mac

If you’ve grown tired of a Big Mac, McDonald’s could soon have a new burger in store .

The fast-food giant is testing a new burger called the Big Arch. It’s only available in a few countries, however, so you might not be able to order it yet .

The Big Arch isn’t the only new item on the menu. In the UK, McDonald’s will soon launch the Twix Latte , which will have Twix flavored syrup, caramel cream and crumbs of the chocolate bar on top.

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Customers can order the burger in three markets including Canada and Portugal, the account Snackolater reported on Instagram. The burger will contain two beef patties, three slices of white cheddar cheese, a new tangy Big Arch sauce and both fresh and crispy onions, all on a brioche bun.

It’s being tested internationally now, with plans to bring it to the US soon.

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In Canada, the burger meal, which comes with fries and a drink, is about $9 US, Snackolater said. That’s slightly more than the price of a Big Mac meal.

The burger is reminiscent of a McDonald’s menu item that failed years ago, causing McDonald’s to lose $200 million. The Arch Deluxe debuted in 1996, and it ended up being the chain’s biggest flop in history.

Eater reported the Arch Deluxe was created for a demographic that wanted more sophisticated dining experiences at the time. The burger featured crisp lettuce, mustard-mayo sauce, peppered bacon, tomato, and beef on a potato roll.

On Instagram, some users wished they would just bring back the Arch Deluxe.

One person said: “I miss the Arch Deluxe so much. It was sooo good!!”

Another wrote: “Good lord McDonalds, make the dijionnaise and bacon an option. #ArchDeluxeStan.”

A few fans said “Nothing will ever be bigger than a Big Mac,” while others are looking forward to trying the sandwich.

“I'd love for it to come to the US! It would be so cool.”