McDonald’s fans have begged the fast food chain to make a “premium” item a permanent menu item before they ditch it.
Starting next week, McDonald’s UK will be launching a number of delicious new products in preparation for summer.
However, as the new comes, the old must also go, leaving fast food fans devastated by the departure of one particular item.
Seven items will be removed from the menu, but it’s the removal of the Lotus Biscoff McFlurry that has left fans particularly upset.
One pleaded: ‘Can’t you just keep the Lotus Biscoff Mcflurry permanently? That’s all I ask!’
Foodies were left devastated after a ‘top tier’ item, also called a ‘game changer’, got the boot in the latest menu shake-up (file image)
The Biscoff McFlurry (pictured), along with seven other items, are on the cutting board.
A second exclaimed: ‘Please can you stay as permanent #mcflurry! I love them!’
Several took to X (formerly Twitter) to rave about the seasonal dessert, calling the Biscoff McFlurry creator “a genius,” while others joked that the product was “top-notch.”
Another added: “Biscoff McFlurry is an absolute game changer.”
Seven other foods are also on the cutting board, including the Galaxy Chocolate McFlurry, Chicken Big Mac, Cheese and Herb Melts and Galaxy Caramel Pie.
Both the Quarter Pounder Deluxe and the Galaxy Caramel Pie will be discontinued entirely, according to Sun.
However, all is not lost because starting May 29, customers will be able to enjoy the return of several fan favorites, as well as the introduction of delicious new items.
The much-loved Chicken Sharebox, which includes six Chicken Selects, 12 Chicken McNuggets and two premium sauces, is also returning.
The juicy sharing box costs £10.59, while the limited edition of nine Chicken Select Sharebox will set fans back £8.49.
Speaking of sauces, their new and improved Garlic Mayo and Sweet and Smokey BBQ have earned a permanent spot on the menu alongside the classic Sweet Chilli sauce.
Another fan favorite that also has a long-term spot on the menu is the popular Iced Latte.
To refresh foodies this summer, a regular serving of the frozen drink will cost £2.49.
Fans pleaded on X (formerly Twitter) for the fast food giant to keep its precious Biscoff McFlurry as a permanent menu item.
The Chicken Big Mac will also not be available starting May 29 as new items are introduced.
The Quarter Pounder Deluxe (left) and Galaxy Caramel Pie (right) will be discontinued.
Wrapped in a crispy golden coating and paired with a rich tomato sauce, Mozzarella Bites are also making a brief return, as is the gooey Galaxy Caramel McFlurry.
The delicious items will set fans back £2.39 and £2.19 respectively.
But not only will old fan favorites be returning to restaurants across the country, there will also be a flood of new and exciting summer items.
Among the newbies coming to the menu is the first candied McFlurry, as the chain has opted to dip the soft serve ice cream in Skittles.
Drizzled with Skittles-flavored purple sauce, the sweet collaboration will make even salty fans’ mouths water.
A standard version of this unique dessert will cost £2.19, while a miniature serving costs £1.99.
Another sweet treat coming to the menu is the Hot Chocolate Raspberry Galaxy Cake.
This dessert, a delicious combination of smooth chocolate ganache and raspberry compote, will set customers back £1.19.
Introducing its new burger, McDonald’s announced that The Hat Trick will hit stores along with an avalanche of exciting new items.
The burger, which includes three 100% beef patties, two slices of cheese, grilled onion and a healthy helping of mustard and ketchup, will cost £5.89 on its own and £7.69 for a medium meal.
