The nacho chilli cheese bites have returned to McDonald's
McDonald's has recently upped its game with an array of exciting new food items on the menu including the new permanent McCrispy burger and festive lattes.
READ MORE: I tried both new chicken burgers from McDonald's & Burger King and there was one clear winner For those of you who haven't tried them yet, let me give you the lowdown. The Nacho Cheese Wedges feature five cheese wedges filled with spicy jalapeno slices, served with sour cream and chive dip - or 15 if you opt for a sharebox.
In terms of taste, the Nacho Wedges were absolutely delicious and had a really nice crunch to them. I really enjoyed the slight kick they had, which was cooled down with the tangy sour cream and chive dip. Described as crispy coated bites with smooth and spicy cheese inside, six pieces cost £2.29 which means you get one extra for the same price as McDonald's. Now that's a bonus.
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