Have you ever had a craving for burgers, chicken nuggets and dessert all at once, but can’t decide? Fear not, because McDonald’s may have an affordable solution for you.
Starting today, McDonald’s customers across the UK can enjoy three menu items for just £3 for the next four weeks.
The popular Mix ‘n’ Match menu has returned just in time for the summer holidays, offering customers a perfect lunchtime pick-me-up, mid-week treat or simple value meal.
Using a combination of eight menu items, fans can choose three dishes and pay just £3, and with over 100 possible combinations, you’ll be spoilt for choice.
Menu options include: small fries, cheeseburger, hamburger, chicken mayo, 4 McNuggets, apple pie, vegetable dips and a salad.
For four weeks starting today, McDonald’s customers across the UK can enjoy three menu items for just £3.
From now until 24 September, customers can also purchase an individual sausage and egg or Egg McMuffin and a regular hot drink, soft drink or bottled drink for just £2.79.
McDonald’s fans will also be able to enjoy a second summer offer: a breakfast package will be available for those who prefer to start the day with a good taste.
From now until 24 September, customers can purchase a sausage and egg or Egg McMuffin and a regular hot drink, soft drink or bottled drink (excluding Toffee Latte, McCafe iced drinks and milkshakes) for just £2.79.
So why not start and end your day with these amazing fan-favorite deals? But hurry because they won’t be available for long!
Meanwhile, a British man was left stunned by what McCafé cafes in Australia are like.
His friend ordered his coffee with sugar and was surprised when the barista added the sweetener for him instead of providing him with a sachet to add it himself.
“I thought all McDonald’s coffee machines would be pretty standardized around the world until a friend posted a picture of her Australian cup,” the man wrote on Facebook.
Since when do they add sugar instead of the little white packets? What options do you have at your local MacCies?
In Australia, sugar is only added at the customer’s request, but it is an option.
Other customers shared their own theories, mostly related to hygiene and convenience.
“Most coffees add sugar, especially since Covid,” wrote one Australian.
“I think they add the sugar so that people picking up their coffee at the drive thru don’t have to add sugar while driving,” another said.
Someone else said: “I’m Australian and yes, they will put sugar in you.”
Another said: ‘But they don’t mix the sugar; if you forget to mix it, you end up with a pile of sugar at the bottom of the cup.’
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