For those of you who miss the Big 'N Tasty and like the Whopper-style of hamburgers, the Daily Double should tickle your fancy. It takes two hamburger patties and one slice of cheese and throws slivered onions (instead of rehydrated diced ones) mayo, tomato, and lettuce on it instead of the usual ketchup, mustard, and pickles. The price ranges from $1.89 to $1.99 depending on the market.
As reported by Burger Business, the McCruncher is a cheeseburger variant with beef and bun plus a slice of white cheddar, a chipotle Ranch sauce, and crispy onion strings. The sandwich is offered for $1. The Twitter buzz on the sandwich looks pretty positive so far... though one Tweeter commented that he thought it had "frosted flakes on it."
Lastly, the Bacon McDouble is something spotted and sampled by GrubGrade. It's your standard McDouble but with two strips of standard fast-food-thin bacon... for 99 cents extra. Never mind that you can easily add bacon to the McDouble for an upcharge already (79 cents in my area), but that's what marketing is for.
Do keep in mind that these are tests that might never make it out to your area, but you never know... Of course, if you've really got a hankering to try them, at least the Daily Double and Bacon McDouble are easily custom ordered at your local McDonald's.
None of these are currently available in my area.
I managed to find the nutritional info for the Daily Double:
Nutritional Info - McDonald's Daily Double (194g)
Calories - 440 (from Fat - 220)
Fat - 24g (Saturated Fat - 9g)
Sodium - 810mg
Carbs - 33g (Sugar - 7g)
Protein - 23g
