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McDonald's Lamb Burger

McDonald's now serving lamb burgers, Earlier this month, fast food chain McDonald's introduced its latest creation: the "Serious Lamb Burger" in Australia. The new sandwich contains one lamb patty, an egg and aioli sauce. The company also unveiled a giant billboard to promote the burger that features a classic childhood rhyme.

McDonald's 'Serious Lamb Burger' Invokes 'Mary Had A Little Lamb', Get a load of McDonald's new billboard in Australia promoting its recently-introduced lamb burger. Reddit user mrmaveric recently posted an image of large ad, which errs on the cheeky side.

McDonald's introduced its "Serious Lamb Burger" down under earlier this month. The item features a lamb patty, red onion slices, a slice of beetroot, egg, tomato, lettuce and aioli.

Serious Eats shares that the burger clocks in at 805 calories and costs about $8.35. A smaller wrap version, the Serious Lamb Taster, is also available for $3.15.

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