McDonald's offers fancy new sandwiches at all metro Atlanta locations

McDonald’s in metro Atlanta just got real fancy.

The fast-food chain has launched a new "Signature Crafted Recipe" sandwich lineup, and it's now available at all Atlanta-area locations.

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Diners may choose from one of three recipes, pico guacamole, sweet BBQ bacon and maple bacon dijon, to go on one of three sandwiches: a 100 percent beef quarter-pound patty, a "Buttermilk Crispy Chicken" filet, or an Artisan Grilled Chicken filet.

They can also choose between an “artisan” roll bun or sesame-seed bun and pick from different sauces and toppings.

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