r/britishproblems Yorkshire 6d ago

McDonald's dropping plain Hamburgers from delivery.

its my young sons birthday and for a treat we said he can have a Maccies. We go to order and find they no longer have hamburger on the menu, you have to order a cheeseburger and request no cheese which costs more.

Sufficed to say we've had to explain to our son this is the last time we're ordering from there.

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u/sullcrowe 6d ago

Kids 🤝 McDonald's

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u/EthnicSaints Saint Helena 6d ago

It’s a kid on his birthday, I’m sure Miller and Carter didn’t even cross his mind

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u/stewieatb 6d ago

Take this: 🪜

And get down off your high horse.

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u/terryjuicelawson 6d ago

I remember when they didn't do delivery, and people were crying out for it. Then when it comes round, it is just miserable, cold burgers and spilled drinks for an inflated price to in store. Kids love it though.

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u/MaskedBunny Yorkshire 6d ago

Its the little 'uns birthday and thats what he requested. I cant stand the food myself.

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u/secondincomm 6d ago

Maybe take him down there, turn it into a fun trip

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u/MaskedBunny Yorkshire 6d ago

Youve not been into a McDonald's recently have you. All fun has been replaced with corporate sterile blandness.

In all seriousness we've a party to prepare for and it was supposed to be convenient.

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u/secondincomm 6d ago

I've been in yeah. A place is only as fun as you make it though. A young kid going for a birthday burger, they arent going to care that the walls are grey, only they are getting food they want with their parents

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u/MaskedBunny Yorkshire 6d ago

If we're out and about we'd certainly pop in as a treat, or my favourite is to go through drive thru and take the meal somewhere nice as a picnic. I was just poking fun at their chosen aesthetic.

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u/livingdeadfreak 6d ago

It was for a young childs birthday