McDonald’s Corporation (NYSE:MCD) is finally testing Waffle Fries.
The company has released most fast food burger items you could possibly think of, but it has long failed to meet the customer demand for waffle fries. Now, some locations will launch the product.
McDonald’s recently released fried cheese bites in a bid to spice up its menu, as well as a peppermint mocha. Canada stores will offer the product to begin with.
The limited edition Christmas menu also include potato rosti and bacon burger, as well as a chocolate sundae with pecans and a salted caramel latte. The Waffle Fries look quite tasty as they have a nice yellow hue, and they come inside the McDonald’s classic fries containers.
The fast food joint made several announcements in November, including plans to test fresh beef in a bid to become healthier and meet growing customer demands for fresher items.
Additionally, McDonald’s is testing a new Sriracha Big Mac, which is exactly what it sounds like–it fuses the classic burger with the spicy red sauce. The man who created the Big Mac passed away earlier this week at the tender age of 89.
Another move that McDonald’s made last month is that it pulled the plug on its Custom Burger choice, which allowed customers to pick the toppings of their choice with the burgers.
MCD shares fell 0.4% Tuesday.
