McDonald’s new Chicken Selects are shown Tuesday, July 27, 2004, outside one of the restaurants in downtown Chicago. McDonald’s Corp. added the new chicken strips to the menu of its U.S ...

According to McDonald’s, the Chicken Big Mac clocks in at 700 calories, or 110 more than a regular beef Big Mac. It also contains more fat (37 vs. 34 grams) and more sodium (1,410 vs. 1,050 mg).

The chicken changeup to the Big Mac consists of — sticking to the original jingle — t wo fried-chicken patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun.

McDonald's took the fast-food industry by storm last week getting everyone up in a "McFlurry" (I couldn't resist) over its new Chicken Big Mac sandwich. Earlier this month, there was a lot of hype ...

If you're unfamiliar with a tempura batter, it's a light or thinner batter typically made with flour, eggs and water. (Tempura is a dish featuring battered vegetables or seafood that is fried ...

McDonald's released the Chicken Big Mac on October 10, and many social media users were disappointed when they finally received the "highly anticipated" item.

According to McDonald's, the Chicken Big Mac contains 530 calories, 20 grams of fat, 4.2 grams of saturated fat and — this is the part where I began to weep — 61 grams of carbohydrates.

Chicken Big Mac calories, nutrition information Here are nutrition details on McDonald's new Chicken Big Mac, according to the restaurant chain. Calories: 530 (26.5% of daily value) Total fat: 20 ...

We tried McDonald's new Chicken Big Mac and here is our honest review. The new sandwich, which first debuted in England and Australia, hits restaurants in the U.S. on Oct. 10 for a limited time.

The Chicken Big Mac — at 700 calories, if that matters at McDonald’s — has almost all the makings of your normal Big Mac: special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, on a sesame seed bun.

McDonald’s is clucking about its latest limited-edition sandwich. Starting today, the chain is selling “The Chicken Big Mac,” a twist on the Big Mac, a fan favorite and chain staple since 1968.