Are Big Changes Coming To The Big Mac?

McDonald's is testing smaller and larger versions of the iconic Big Mac, which are currently being tested in two markets, Central Ohio and Dallas/Fort Worth, through June 6.

The Grand Mac is a super-sized version of a Big Mac. It has the same base ingredients as a traditional Big Mac (two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed bun), but with a larger bun and a third pound of beef, while the original has one-fifth pound of beef. The Mac Jr. is a single-layer Big Mac, for easier eating on-the-go, reports Columbus Business First.

Scott Nickell, president of the McDonald's Central Ohio co-op, said in a press release that customers have requested "different ways to enjoy their Big Macs." Columbus is also a noted test market for McDonald's.

Check out our story on the McDonald's of the future, opening in Missouri this July.