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to think McDonalds is expensive?

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TingTradition · 13/09/2017 15:22

I mean great for a quick, cheap on-the-move treat Hmm.

But you get a tiny bit of meat with your burger and unless you stuff yourself with chips and ice-cream on top, are hungry 30 minutes later.

I've just made a delicious huge burger for lunch at home, with lovely seedy bun and big salad, probably for less than £1. [NoMrWhippyThough Sad]

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Needalifeoverhaul · 15/09/2017 12:49

I'm going with dd later and am weirdly excited as not had a MacDonald's for about 3 years..can I a really stupid question though? Are the fries already salted? Do they provide extra sachets of salt as am obviously in the minority but love loads on fries! Blush

existentialmoment · 15/09/2017 12:50

The fries are salted but you can get sachets if you ask.

WhatToDoAboutThis2017 · 15/09/2017 12:50

Needalifeoverhaul Fries are already salted, but you can ask for as many sachets of salt as you wish Smile

5rivers7hills · 15/09/2017 12:50

McDonald's is good value. The nutritional content is clearly displayed. The food is consisatent quality. You almost always get good service

People just like to be snobby about it. Because, you know - if your burger comes on a Woden chopping board and costs £15 then it's totally healthy.

www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/poor-people-must-eat-gentrified-burgers-2015040297013

existentialmoment · 15/09/2017 12:51

I went and got 6 nuggets and a curry dip yesterday while out shopping, purely cos this thread made me. Only 2 euro on the eurosaver menu as well! Grin

Needalifeoverhaul · 15/09/2017 12:53

Thank youSmile

NikiBabe · 16/09/2017 00:13

Go to burger king?

Down load the app it always has vouchers.

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