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Applebee’s adds three new chicken sandwiches to the menu with the introduction of the new Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Sandwich, Grilled Chicken Bacon Ranch Sandwich and new Sweet & Spicy Crispy Chicken Sandwich.

The Crispy Chicken Bacon Ranch Sandwich features crispy chicken breast topped with two strips of applewood-smoked bacon, drizzled with house-made ranch dressing, plus pickles and shredded lettuce on a brioche bun.

The Grilled Chicken Bacon Ranch Sandwich comes with a grilled chicken breast, two strips of applewood-smoked bacon and house-made ranch dressing, all served on a brioche bun with pickles and shredded lettuce.

The Sweet & Spicy Crispy Chicken Sandwich features a crispy breaded chicken breast smothered in sweet Asian chile sauce and signature coleslaw on a brioche bun.

All three chicken sandwiches come with a side of classic fries.

Fast food restaurants like Chick-fil-A, Arby’s, and Wendy’s have been serving up fresh-squeezed lemonade for years, allowing customers to grab a sweet, slightly sour, refreshing drink, perfect for summertime. It seems that McDonald’s is catching up to its competitors, and will soon begin offering lemonade on its menu.

According to the Mcdonald’s website, the all-new lemonade will be made from lemon juice and real cane sugar for the perfect blend of sour and sweet. The drink will also have bits of lemon pulp mixed in among the ice for an extra burst of citrusy, fruit flavor. Though the fast food chain previously sold Minute Maid Lemonade from its soft drink dispensers, this new lemonade might offer a fresher taste than its soft drink counterpart.

Some McDonald’s locations have already begun serving up the lemonade to customers, and fans who have been able to try the early release are excited about the new beverage.

Gerrit Cole’s command of his pitches has him in total command of his opponents.

The Yankees ace continued his domination this season, firing a shutout with 10 strikeouts on the way to a 2-0 win over the Twins in The Bronx.

Cole allowed just three base runners all day — on two harmless singles and a walk — and recorded 27 outs on 109 pitches for his fourth career complete-game shutout.

“It’s just old school,” Cole said. “But we had our work cut out for us today. We were facing a great team and a great pitcher, so just more satisfied with the win.”

Cole shut down a Twins lineup that had exploded for 11 runs just three days earlier, allowing the Yankees (10-6) to earn a series split. He did so with a sharp fastball, spotting it just about wherever he wanted to and using it for seven of his strikeouts while mixing in a quality curveball, slider and changeup.

“When he’s able to do that, throw the fastball in all locations, it definitely opens up a lot of stuff,” catcher Jose Trevino said.