BREAKFAST or lunch is sorted for McDonald’s fans today as they only have to fork out 99p on their fast-food feast.
That’s because the budget burger chain has slashed the price of two favourites from both its menus – but the deal is only sticking around for one day.
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McDonald’s hosts a weekly offer every Monday – and today is no different.
It’s aptly named McDonald’s Mondays and usually sees big ticket items on the UK menu reduced by almost two thirds.
This week fans can get their hands on any McMuffin or a Fillet-O-Fish for just 99p.
Normally the breakfast staple will set fans back around £2.69, but this morning they can save £1.70 on their order.
It includes the sausage and egg, bacon and egg, and egg and cheese choices.
The offer is only available until 11am though, so you’ll have to be quick to cash in.
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The lunchtime favourite, on the other hand, usually costs around £3.59, but it’s £2.60 cheaper today.
You’ll be able to claim the fish burger for 99p once the breakfast menu ends – but the clock starts ticking from then, and you only have until midnight tonight to claim.
In the past, McDonald’s has offered triple cheeseburgers and quarter pounders for the same price in the exclusive Monday offer – and something new is up for grabs every week.
But the catch is you can only use the deal one time, and it has to be an order placed through the app too – but that’s free to download.
So unfortunately you can’t get endless 99p burgers throughout the afternoon, or stock up on McMuffins for the whole office this morning – and you can’t just rock up at McDonald’s for the discount.
You’ll be able to order on the app, apply the discount via the deals page (it’ll pop up automatically), and pick up via Drive-thru, click and serve, takeaway or in restaurant instead.
The 99p deals aren’t the only things paying McDonald’s menu a flying visit – there’s only one week left to try the new Chicken Big Mac before it disappears from restaurants again.
You have a bit longer to try the new McPlant burger though.
The fast-food chain is also bringing back its beloved Shamrock Shake in time for St Patrick’s Day too.
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