McDonald’s will expand its U.S. value menu early next year as it continues to try to win back inflation-weary customers.

Starting January 7, the burger chain will let customers buy one full-priced item from a limited value menu and get another item on that menu for $1. Items on the menu include a Sausage McMuffin, hash browns, a McChicken sandwich and small fries.

McDonald’s will also continue to offer it $5 meal deal until next summer. That deal was introduced in June and extended until the end of this year in September. Chicago-based McDonald’s said it will also continue to offer local specials and in-app deals like free drinks.

If supermarket price inflation has declined, McDonald’s says more guests have switched to eating at home instead of dining out. In OctoberAccording to the U.S. government, prices for food eaten away from home rose 3.8% from the previous year, while prices for food eaten at home rose 1.1%.

McDonald’s $5 Meal Deal, which was matched by rivals like Burger King, helped the chain win back some customers. In the Period July-SeptemberU.S. same-store sales – or sales at stores open at least a year – rose 0.3% from the same period a year ago.