'I never have to pay full price for my McDonald's thanks to this one easy trick'
Maccies fans have discovered a secret trick to bagging yourself a discounted meal so you can tuck into your Big Mac meal while saving the pennies - and it couldn't be easier
Whether you're getting peckish on a road trip or you need a hangover cure, McDonald's will always satisfy your cravings and now you can enjoy your meal even more knowing you're also saving money.
A Maccies superfan shared their simple trick online and anyone can do it too. TikTok creator @thefinancegurlvideo's post has racked up over 8,000 likes, with fans surprised at how easy it is to save money on your order.
Whether it's nuggets, a Big Mac or a wrap, the trick is to keep hold of your receipt after your order. The TikToker explained: "When you get a receipt, you'll notice that there's a website address at the top where you can fill in a satisfaction survey. All you need to do is head to that website and fill in the 12-digit code that's on your receipt.
"You'll then be taken to a customer satisfaction survey, which is super quick. It takes about two minutes to complete." Then once you have completed it, you are rewarded with a voucher to spend on your next meal. The savvy TikToker further noted: "This voucher lets you order a Big Mac plus a medium fries or a side salad for only £2.99.
"If you don't want a Big Mac, there's also alternatives you can choose from, like the McNugget meal, a McChicken sandwich or a Filet-O-Fish. All you need to do is show your QR code at the till and state what your preference is."
She then shared her bargain discounted meal where she showed what she had ordered and snapped a clip of a McChicken sandwich with medium fries, and also got tap water, which is completely free and gushed: "So my entire meal came to only £2.99."
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It comes after McDonald's recently announced a brand new menu dropping on June 18, in all UK and Irish restaurants, so whether you're a toffee lover, burger fanatic, spice seeker, or cheese connoisseur – this summer, McDonald's has something just for you. They are releasing their brand new Big Arch burger burger built for serious hunger and even bigger flavour with a brand new sauce.
The fast food chain also announced the return of the beloved Cheesy McCrispy, and after lots of excitement from fans, this crispy, flavour packed favourite is finally making its return.
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