Brits go wild over the ‘blessed’ TRIPLE Chicken Mayo Burger at a Spanish McDonald’s (but not everyone is a fan)
Britons are begging for a ‘blessed’ Triple Chicken Mayo Burger to be introduced to the UK’s McDonald’s menu.
Earlier this week, Twitter user Luke Dutch, from Liverpool, went viral when he praised some of the items on offer at a branch of the fast food chain in Tenerife.
While placing his order on a tablet, the professional gambler stopped to snap a photo of a burger that caught his eye.
Although Chicken Mayo burgers are a staple on the UK menu, Luke was shocked to see a deluxe version of the main meal – which costs €4.45. [£3.85].
The burger features three fried chicken fillets stacked on top of each other and topped with lettuce and mayonnaise.
Twitter user Luke Dutch, from Liverpool, took a photo of items available for purchase at McDonald’s restaurants in Tenerife
Sharing a photo of the menu with his 37,800 followers, Luke tweeted: “Tenerife McDonald’s is a blessing.”
The post garnered nearly 10,000 likes – and fans were desperate to try the super-sized burger for themselves.
One replied: “I just got back from two weeks in Spain yesterday. I think I doubled in weight with the amount of them I have [ate].’
Another added: ‘Everywhere outside the UK McDonald’ is so much better.
A third said: ‘That’s how you know somewhere is a UK hotspot.
On Instagram, the ‘Archbishop of Banterbury’ account wrote: ‘We need this in the UK!’
“Love it,” said a fifth fan.
“Oh Lawd,” said a sixth. “If it ever becomes a thing in Denmark, I’m dead.”
The post garnered nearly 10,000 likes – and fans were desperate to try the super-sized burger for themselves.
That said, not everyone was so on board with the triple servings of chicken tenderloins.
He needs mayonnaise on every piece of chicken,” one explained. “It looks dry.”
“Lettuce not after every layer of chicken drives me crazy,” said another.
Meanwhile, a third reviewer called it an impending “heart attack”.
Earlier this month the MailOnline revealed how ingredients and calories compare between UK and US menus at McDonald’s… and the results might shock you.
