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Mozzarella dippers are also making a comeback, three in a pack, each coated in breadcrumbs and served with salsa dip. The Steakhouse Stack is another fantastic development from our menu team, the taste of steak and peppercorn sauce captured perfectly in this newest addition to our menu – delicious!” It sold out in under a week last year so we know so many people will be as delighted as we are that it’s returning this Spring.

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McDonald's head of marketing Thomas O’Neill said: “We are excited to bring the Chicken Big Mac back to the UK and Ireland. The Steakhouse stack costs £5.39 by itself or £6.99 as a meal. The new addition is made up of two beef patties, a slice of cheddar cheese, crispy onions, red onions, and lettuce topped with a creamy peppercorn sauce, all in a toasted bun. If beef is more your thing, the all new Steakhouse Stack burger will be joining the menu for the first time.

Read more: Greggs teases new menu items coming this year in bid to keep customers happy The burger caused a stir when it debuted in February last year and fans will get another chance to try it next week, at £4.49 on its own and £6.09 as a meal.

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The Chicken Big Mac is a twist on the classic Big Mac with its recognisable triple layered bun – plus two chicken breast patties in a crispy coating, a slice of cheese, lettuce, pickles, and the iconic Big Mac sauce.

Also making a comeback are the ever-popular mozzarella dippers and Easter favourites - the Creme Egg and the Caramel Egg McFlurry. The brand-new Steakhouse Stack will go up against the popular Chicken Big Mac, which sold out in less than 10 days when it was on the burger giant's menu last year. I used a standard makeup wipe and the mascara lifted completely without me having to do a second cleanse.Fast food giant McDonald's is adding no fewer than five new items to its menu from next Tuesday, March 29. All in all, it’s a solid mascara if you want something that is versatile that you can wear to touch up your face on no makeup days or for a night out. I was able to apply two coats and go back in for touchups after without my lashes binding together. The brush combs through your lashes from root to tip and perfectly rakes them in just a few strokes. It’s a game-changer for anyone like me who has thick lashes that naturally curl up and stick together. Secondly, the Mega Brush separates every. The product doesn’t clump onto the brush, so you can easily coat your lashes over and over without the mascara becoming too thick in consistency. But that wasn’t the case with the Stack Mascara. I often find this happens when using volumizing mascaras or larger spoolies since they pick up a lot of product. Tip: If a mascara begins to lump together or thicken on the bristles before you apply it, that isn’t a good sign. I noticed this almost immediately from the way the product settled onto the brush. I love this mascara for two reasons: one, it really doesn’t clump. The results seem like magic, but they're actually the product of a carefully constructed formula two years in the making. You can add volume to the Nth degree and customize the look of your lashes based on your makeup for the day. The MAC Stack Mascara, which launched early this March, allows you to apply near-endless coats to your lashes without them sticking together or becoming a clumpy mess. While MAC has come out with dozens of mascaras over the years, (including the Extended Play Mascara Gigablack Lash which I have praised on repeat) none may be more innovative than its latest release, IMO. But thanks to the new MAC Stack Mascara, this no longer has to be case in my quest to have bigger and bolder lashes (without the clumps). Whenever I'm about to apply another coat of mascara, I wonder, “Will this coat be the coat that makes my lashes clumpy?” Nine out of 10 times, the answer to this question is “yup.” I’ve used countless mascaras, and I usually don't go beyond two coats. While our editors independently select these products, making a purchase through our links may earn Well+Good a commission.

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