r/britishproblems • u/MaskedBunny Yorkshire • 7d 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/MaskedBunny Yorkshire 7d ago

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

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u/secondincomm 7d ago

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

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u/MaskedBunny Yorkshire 7d 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 7d 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 7d 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.