PITTSBURGH — When you hear the famous “I’m lovin’ it” line, you think hamburgers and fries. But now, be prepared to think LOBSTER!
McDonald's has announced a new addition to its menu at locations across New England -- the lobster roll.
According to Fox CT, participating restaurants began selling the lobster roll on June 27.
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McDonald's says the lobster roll is made with 100 percent North Atlantic lobster and mayonnaise, layered on a bed of lettuce stuffed between a toasted bun.
The lobster roll -- which is listed at 290 calories -- is selling for $7.99 (value meal $10.99). By comparison, the Big Mac is 530 calories.
This is the first time in a decade that New England-area McDonald’s restaurants are offering the sandwich.
"The return of the Lobster Roll is exciting because we have requests for it every summer. It's a delicious sandwich and we are thrilled to offer this regional favorite at a great value," Nicole Garvey, a McDonald's Boston region spokesperson, told Fox CT.
McDonald's restaurants in Canada have also recently added a version of a lobster roll.
The Atlantic McLobster is reportedly different that the lobster roll served in America, though.
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