McDonald's days of "supersizing" are over.
The brand is testing "mini meals" at some locations, according to The Huffington Post.
The meals include a sandwich, small fries, and a soft drink, and range from 660 to 820 calories.
They cost $2.99-$3.99.
Sandwiches on the menu are the McDouble, cheeseburger, McChicken, and a "signature burger."
Apple slices and a bottled water can be substituted for fries and a fountain drink in any of the 'Mini Meals' for no extra charge - a sign of the company's shift toward healthier initiatives.
McDonald's executives expressed concerns over the existing menu and introduced their plan to simplify it last month during a webcast meeting with franchisees, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The company is looking to improve the drive-through experience for customers.
McDonald's has not revealed when and if these new combinations will be introduced nationally.
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