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I tried McDonald's massive new Big Arch burger

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I Tried McDonald's New Big Arch Burger—Here Are My Unfiltered Thoughts
McDonald's introduced the Big Arch burger to the U.S. menu after it was first served at international locations.

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I ate almost an entire McDonald's Big Arch. I have some advice
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McDonald’s Big Arch Burger goes viral after CEO’s awkward video
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Is the new McDonald's Big Arch burger worth the price?
McDonald's Big Arch burger is here for a limited time.

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Internet teases McDonald’s CEO for Big Arch burger 'product' review
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McDonalds CEO Goes Viral Over Reviewing 'Big Arch' Burger
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McDonald's CEO's small bite of the new 'Big Arch' shows the risk of going direct to the public. I say keep at it, Chris!

I've been watching McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski's Instagram posts for months. I was shocked when his review of the "Big Arch" went viral.
FOX 11 Los Angeles on MSN
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McDonald's biggest burger, the Big Arch, coming to Southern California restaurants

Meet the Big Arch: McDonald’s "biggest and boldest" burger yet lands in the U.S. on March 3.
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Big Arch Burger taste test goes wrong: McDonald’s CEO mocked for hilariously viral ‘product’ review video

A promotional video of McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski tasting the new Big Arch burger has gone viral, sparking widespread mockery online. Social media users criticized his small bite, his description of the food as a "product,
Business Insider
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McDonald's new big burger is called the Big Arch. Branding experts say the name makes it sound superior to its rivals.

McDonald's has started trials of its new bigger burger — the Big Arch. By using a brand name rather than a descriptor, companies can "signal superiority," a marketing professor said. The Golden Arches are synonymous with McDonald's, just like Grimace and ...
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