You Can Get A Big Mac For 99p At McDonald's Today

If you - like so many of us - enjoy a Big Mac, get yourself down to McDonald's today because you can get your hands on one of their signature burgers for just 99p.

Yes, the fast food giant is kicking off 2020 in the right way by offering a selection of discounts that are unique to users of their app, and that means that if you've got the space on your phone, and the will to head on down to a Maccies restaurant, then you're in luck.

If you're a vegetarian - either full-time or just for one month - there is also the option to get hold of a Vegetable Deluxe for less than a quid as well.

It's a decent offer, too. Usually a Big Mac sandwich is £3.09, and a Veggie Deluxe costs £2.99. That's not a bad saving, right?

The offer is redeemable for just one day - that's today - between 11am and midnight tonight.

However, don't fret if you don't find the time, there'll be another offer tomorrow. If McDonald's breakfast is more your thing, you can grab yourself a free single McMuffin - which usually costs between £2.09 and £2.49 - until 11am, when breakfast ends.

So, that's a free sausage and egg, bacon and egg, or cheese and egg McMuffin. Not bad, eh?

Incidentally, there's no catch. You don't need to buy anything else to take advantage of these offers, and there is no arbitrary minimum spend. Just ask for what you want, and get it.

As mentioned before, you just have to have the app.

If you don't already have the app, there's an extra bonus deal available until 31 January that you can get stuck right into.

Once you've downloaded the app, just scroll down to the section helpfully entitled 'deals' and select what you want.

It's as simple as that, really.

The app can be downloaded from Google Play or the Apple App Store if you've got an iPhone.

By the way, you'll have to get off your lazy a*** to go and get your food. These offers - and all the other offers throughout January - are only redeemable if you actually show up to a McDonald's restaurant, but that's not so difficult, is it?

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Tom Wood

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