mac flew higher than my hopes for the future *ago

So I'll just put a little bit on top so you get the hang of it. So as you can see, that's six chicken nuggets, a cheeseburger, and then to top it off, we have their tangy barbecue sauce. So McDonald's took a page out of its fans' playbook, and they added it to the menu, lucky for me. Now keep in mind, all these menu hacks were created and went viral on social media. That's a Big Mac, a McChicken, and a Filet-O-Fish. The Surf and Turf, now it's not steak and fish, it is a Filet-O-Fish and a Double Cheeseburger that's only available on the app, as well as a Land, Air, and Sea. The Crunchy Double, which is one I'll be trying, it's a six-piece Chicken McNuggets, a barbecue sauce, and a Double Cheeseburger. That's only available during breakfast hours. They include a Hash Brown McMuffin as a Sausage McMuffin with an egg, as well as a hash brown. So four new menu hacks, they're calling it, are going to be added to the menu for a limited time only. Break down what these are for us and which ones are you trying.īROOKE DIPALMA: That's right, Emily. So Wall Street has lots to look out to, but they have high hopes.ĮMILY MCCORMICK: Brooke, as we head into this earnings results, McDonald's is also shaking up its menu with four menu hacks that have been inspired by its fans on social media. And also staffing shortages really hitting the restaurant industry at large, as well as commodity cost inflation really hitting the cost and really pressuring McDonald's potentially this quarter. It will be interesting to see how that's doing now six months later, as we approach that one year mark.īut Adam and Emily, on the other hand, analysts are also keeping a close eye on the impact of the omicron variant, which they did not- which was not fully contemplated into their guidance for this quarter. It's been nearly- or a little more than six months since McDonald's launched its loyalty app back in July, My McDonald's Rewards.

Those include delivery, digital, as well as loyalty. But keep in mind, Wall Street is also keeping a close eye on COVID-19 era trends that may be here to stay. Now as far as expectations for same store sales go, as you can see here, it's nearly 11% in the fourth quarter. Now, keep in mind in Q3, the company comp similar expectations set by Wall Street, with those results back in Q3 boosted by strong sales across the board after customers were enticed by new menu items like crispy chicken sandwiches, as well as a famous orders campaign, which included Korean pop star band, BTS. But Wall Street expects the Golden Arches to report an adjusted earnings per share of $2.33, with a revenue of a little more than $6 billion for its fourth quarter results.

Then we'll get to the cheeseburger in paradise.

Mac flew higher than my hopes for the future *ago