The Chicken Maharaja Mac is an Indian alternative to the Big Mac, a burger sold by McDonald’s. Due to Indian laws, which state that Indians cannot consume beef, McDonald’s created this burger. Initially, it had pork patties instead of beef, but it was later replaced with chicken. It is only available in India.

Chicken Maharaja Mac is one of the tallest burgers innovated by McDonald’s India and addresses the customers need for fillingness. The chunky juicy grilled chicken patty is filled with fresh and premium ingredients such as jalapeño, onion, cheddar cheese, tomatoes and crunchy lettuce dressed with the classical Habanero sauce.

Protein : The Chicken Maharaja Mac is McDonald’s India’s highest protein burger, with around 32 grams of protein in a serving.

Ingredients : The burger is made with two grilled chicken patties, cheddar cheese, iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and habanero sauce.

Development : The burger took nine months to develop, with McDonald’s working with Vista Processed Foods to create the recipe.

Nutrition : A 310 gram serving of the Chicken Maharaja Mac contains 765 calories, 38 grams of total fat, 86 grams of total carbs, and 12 milligrams of cholesterol.