McDonald's announces new menu items for May - and they go on sale tomorrow
McDonald's has announced a shake up to its menu for May, revealing a flurry of brand new items and returning favourites that go on sale tomorrow
McDonald's has unveiled a revamp of its menu for May, introducing a host of new items and beloved returns that will be available from tomorrow. The refreshed menu will roll out across UK restaurants on Wednesday, May 7, featuring a brand-new Breakfast Saver Menu.
The fast-food giant is set to delight customers with an array of offerings, from an exciting new frozen beverage to the return of popular burgers, desserts, drinks, and sides. New to the menu is the Frozen Cherry Lemonade, perfect for cooling down, while fan favourites like the Biscoff McFlurry and Biscoff Frappe are making a comeback.
McDonald's UK is also shaking up breakfast routines with the introduction of its first-ever Breakfast Saver Menu. Offering a range of tasty options at unbeatable prices, the menu will initially be trialled in 332 restaurants from Wednesday, May 7, before being rolled out more widely later this year.
Aimed at delivering delicious flavours and excellent value to breakfast enthusiasts, the new menu includes a must-try Sausage Sandwich and a Saver Bacon Roll, priced at just £1.99 and £2.19 respectively. Select restaurants across the region will also offer a Breakfast Bundle Deal, allowing customers to grab a Sausage Sandwich or a Saver Bacon Roll along with a selected drink for just £2.99, reports the Express.
The new Breakfast Saver Menu also boasts crowd-pleasers such as the Cheesy Bacon Flatbread, wholesome Porridge, crunchy Apple Slices, golden Hash Browns and refreshing Tropicana Orange and Apple Juice.
The fiery McSpicy X Frank's RedHot is set to make a triumphant comeback to outlets on May 7. Prepare for an explosion of bold, spicy flavours with the McSpicy X Frank's RedHot.
This sizzling offering features 100 per cent chicken breast in a hot, crispy coating, topped with crunchy lettuce, Emmental cheese, jalapeños, slivered onions, and of course, the uniquely delicious (and spicy) Frank's RedHot Mayo – all nestled within a toasted sesame seed bun.
Customers will also have the option to buy the brand new Frank's RedHot Mayo dip separately to add a kick to any menu item - a feature that's exclusive to the UK. But wait, there's more – when you purchase McSpicy X Frank's RedHot via the McDonald's App, you'll earn double the points.
The Steakhouse Stack is also slated for a return this May. This indulgent beef burger, one of McDonald's most luxurious offerings, boasts two succulent 100 per cent British and Irish beef patties, topped with cheddar cheese, crispy onions, red onions, and fresh lettuce, all smothered in a savoury black peppercorn sauce and served in a toasted glazed sesame bun.
The Katsu Chicken One wrap and the Cheesy Garlic Bread Dippers are also sticking around on the menu for May. Plus, there's something special in store for the little ones this month.
Pokémon enthusiasts are in for a treat with the limited edition The Dragon-Type Pokémon Happy Meal. Available from May 14 to June 17, each special Happy Meal will contain one of eight Dragon-Type Pokémon toys or one of two inspiring Little People Big Dreams books, titled 'I Can Make Amazing Music' or 'I Can Be a Wonderful Artist'.
Each toy comes with an added bonus of four Pokémon Trading Cards and an activity sheet, making every meal an exciting adventure.
McDonald's May Menu items
Frozen Cherry Lemonade - £2.99
Lotus Biscoff® Frappe - £3.09
Lotus Biscoff® McFlurry® Mini - £1.69
Lotus Biscoff® McFlurry® - £2.29
Steakhouse Stack (burger only) - £5.99
McSpicy® X Frank's RedHot® (burger only) - £5.99
McSpicy® X Frank's RedHot® Medium Meal - £7.99
RedHot® Mayo dip (only) - £0.50
The Katsu Chicken One - £3.49 (£1.99 every Wednesday)
The Katsu Chicken One Medium Meal - £5.29
Cheesy Garlic Bread Dippers 4-piece - £2.49
Cheesy Garlic Bread Dippers Sharebox - £6.59
Saver Bacon Roll - £2.19
Sausage Sandwich - £1.99
Cheesy Bacon Flatbread - £1.99
Hash Brown - £1.59
Apple Slices - £0.79
Porridge - £1.69
Tropicana® Apple or Orange Juice - £1.89
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