Somebody in McDonald's marketing needs to look up what the word "hack" really means.
They're not assembling the sandwiches for you, they're just helping customers order all the appropriate parts. But if you were a customer who would regularly order one of these, you would know what you were doing anyway.
Here are the four hacks:
They're not assembling the sandwiches for you, they're just helping customers order all the appropriate parts. But if you were a customer who would regularly order one of these, you would know what you were doing anyway.
Beginning January 31 and for a limited time, McDonald's will sell four menu hacks popularized by its biggest fans. It's the first-time ever that McDonald's has sold "hacks" by name, which have become prominent on social media platforms, such as TikTok.
They can be ordered via the new "Menu Hacks" section on the McDonald's app or in-person by saying the name. Self-assembly will be required for each hack because McDonald's will sell the ingredients separately, The chain said that is "half the fun," but it's also easier (and faster) for the restaurant's employees.
They can be ordered via the new "Menu Hacks" section on the McDonald's app or in-person by saying the name. Self-assembly will be required for each hack because McDonald's will sell the ingredients separately, The chain said that is "half the fun," but it's also easier (and faster) for the restaurant's employees.
- Hash Brown McMuffin - In a breakfast-only exclusive, this order combines a sausage McMuffin and a hash brown for "an extra crunch."
- Crunchy Double - An order of 6-piece chicken nuggets, inserting them into a double cheeseburger.
- Land, Air and Sea - This sandwich combines a chicken sandwich, a Big Mac and a Filet-o-Fish all on one bun.
- Surf and Turf - This puts together a double cheeseburger and a Filet-O-Fish and is only available on the app or through delivery.
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