McDonald’s may have rolled out a brand-new version of its long-gone Dollar Menu on Thursday, but Mickey D’s isn’t the only fast-food franchise gearing up for a price war in 2018.

The fries, which come dusted with “Mexican seasoning” and a side of nacho cheese sauce, will also be available in both Supreme and Bell Grande versions (i.e., with additional toppings such as beef, sour cream or pico de gallo) for $2.49 and $3.49 respectively, per a press release.

The Tex-Mex chain had previously hinted about adding fries to its menu during an October Twitter exchange with Mark Hoppus of Blink 182.

While the original incarnation of this pricing model hadn’t been included on the menu since 2013, customers can now order sausage burritos, cheeseburgers, soft drinks or McChicken sandwiches for $1; McGriddles, Buttermilk Crispy Tenders, Bacon McDoubles or small McCafe drinks for $2; and triple cheeseburgers, Sausage McMuffins, Happy Meals and a newly-added fried chicken sandwich for $3.

The recent price wars may have even prompted fast-food restaurants to introduce new items to their standard permanent menus: In-N-Out, which hadn’t added a new item to its menu in over a decade, is once again serving hot cocoa ($1.60) after the drink disappeared from the menu over 50 years ago.