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McDONALD'S is bringing back an iconic burger but customers will have to be quick if they want to give it a go.
The Double Big Mac is returning to restaurants after nearly two months.
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It was last seen on menus back in September when it was brought back as a special item to celebrate Maccies' 50th birthday in the UK.
The hefty burger features four beef patties, double the iconic sauce and lettuce, cheese, pickles, and onions on a sesame seed bun.
This is unlike the original Big Mac, which just features two patties, alongside the buns, sauce and dressings.
The limited edition menu item will be hitting restaurants from tomorrow, November 6.
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The Double Big Mac will be available at all 1,400 McDonald’s. You can find your nearest site using the locator tool on the chain's website.
If you're keen to give one a go you need to act quickly as the burger will be vanishing on November 19.
That means customers have around two weeks to get their hands on one.
Prices start from £5.39 for a single item and if you want to add a drink and chips it will cost £7.19.
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But it is worth bearing in mind that prices can vary from site to site.
Tomorrow also marks the launch of McDonald's chilli double cheeseburger.
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The never-before-seen snack will feature two 100% British and Irish beef patties, two slices of cheese, onions, jalapenos, pickles and spicy relish in a toasted bun.
Better yet, it will cost just £2.49 and sit on the fast food giant's saver menu.
What else is new to McDonald's?
Fans of the fast food joint have been treated to a number of new items in recent weeks.
This includes the McRib which landed in stores back in October after much speculation online.
Prior to this, the pork sandwich had not been in British stores in nearly a decade.
While customers were eager to get their hands on one, it has been met with mixed reviews.
Alongside this, McDonald's has launched new mini hashbrowns to rival its original fried potato breakfast snack.
They are still available to buy in portions of five or 15 between 6am-11am.
The fast food giant regularly switches up its menu to make way for new menu items.
October also saw the launch of a new selection of cheese bites and a Toasted Marshmallow Hot Chocolate and Latte.
Maccies also usually launches a new range of items for Christmas and the festive season.
How to save money at McDonald's
Did you know that you can end up being charged more based just on the McDonald’s you choose to eat at?
The Sun previously found that a Big Mac meal can be 30p cheaper at restaurants which are two miles away from each other.
Another way to cut back spending at McDonald’s is by ordering from the Savers menu or by taking advantage of its ‘3 for £3’ deal when it lands in stores.
It is also worth bearing in mind that McDonald's offers a discount on your next order if you fill out a survey online after visiting its stores.
These can be found on the back of any receipt you get at McDonald’s.
How do I find my nearest McDonald's?
If you're planning on taking a trip to McDonald's, you'll want to know where your nearest branch is.
The chain has a restaurant locator tool on its website you can use to find your nearest one - and check what time it opens.
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Bear in mind that McDonald's serves breakfast every day until 11am.
After that, the menu switches to the normal menu serving meals such as burgers, chicken nuggets and more.
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