McDonald’s unveils new menu items including ‘best burger ever’ and cheesecake dessert

McDonald’s fans, prepare to say goodbye to several items on the menu, as the line-up is about to change.

From February 3, the limited-edition items will be swapped over in the UK, meaning you only have a few more days to try the secret menu.

In their place, the fast food chain is adding brand new treats and bringing back a few favourites – although one product joining the line-up is bound to prove controversial.

Here’s a closer look at everything that’s coming soon…

What’s joining the McDonald’s menu in February 2026?

First up, McDonald’s is introducing a brand new Tikka Chicken Wrap, which promises ‘big flavour’.

Customers can choose either crispy or grilled chicken, and this is paired with a tikka mayo, mango and lime chutney, onions, lettuce and cucumber, all wrapped in a soft toasted tortilla.

The chain says it’s a ‘punchy’ wrap designed to ‘deliver all the taste without the mess’ and claims it’s ‘perfect for busy days, commutes and quick breaks between plans’.

The wrap costs £3.79 on its own, £6.09 as part of a medium meal, or just £2.49 as part of the Wrap of the Day deal on Wednesday and Sunday.

Philly Cheese Stack fans will be pleased to hear their favourite is back, stacked high with two beef patties, cheese sauce, cheese slices, grilled and crispy onions and pickles, all served in a toasted bun.

The £6.69 burger has been hailed by some as ‘sensational’ and the ‘best burger ever’ at McDonald’s, but others have taken to Reddit to claim it’s ‘boring’ and they’re ‘disappointed’ to see it making yet another comeback, as it’s not been that long since it was on the menu, as it was available until November last year.

The Chicken Big Mac (£5.69) is also staying put on the menu, after returning in January.

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For those who prefer something sweet, there are new desserts, including the Milkybar Crispy Cookie McFlurry (£2.59), which sees soft ice cream topped with white chocolate-coated crispy balls and a cookie-flavour chocolate sauce. 

Then there’s the Munchies Vanilla Cheesecake McFlurry (£2.59), which combines ice cream and chocolate-coated biscuit balls with a vanilla cheesecake-flavoured sauce.

The final two items on the menu are a Brownie Pie (£2.49), described as having a ‘gooey’ chocolate brownie filling wrapped in crisp pastry, and a Doughnut Crumble Latte (£2.99). For the latter, doughnut-flavour syrup is added to a latte, then topped with cream and a sprinkle of doughnut crumb.

What’s leaving the McDonald’s menu in February 2026?

The current ‘secret’ menu items will only be available until February 2, after which they’ll disappear.

This line-up saw off-menu hacks that customers have been desperate to try for years become a reality, including items such as the Surf N’ Turf burger and Apple Pie McFlurry.

The Chicken Cheeseburger, Espresso Milkshake, Chilli Cheese Bites, Fajita Chicken Wrap, Galaxy Caramel McFlurry, and Big Arch will also be leaving the menu.

It’s likely the Big Mac sauce pots will also be going, but this hasn’t been confirmed.

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