I tried McDonald’s Biscoff Mcflurry before it goes on menu – and fans are bound to be obsessed
MCDONALD’S and Biscoff have partnered up to launch a brand new McFlurry and we had to try it.
The fast food giant is famous for shaking its menu up every now and then.
The McFLurry has been paired with several brands in the past including Oreo, Smarties and Cadbury Creme Eggs for Easter.
Rumours have been swirling on Facebook and Twitter in recent weeks about a new Biscoff flavour being introduced.
McDonald’s exclusively confirmed to The Sun that it will indeed be making its way to restaurants – from June 21.
But you’ll need to hurry if you want to get your hands on one as it’ll only be available until the stock runs out.
The Sun got to exclusively try the ice cream before it lands in restaurants.
If you’re a fan of the McFlurry then you’re bound to find this tasty.
And if you’re a Biscoff devotee then this is certainly one to add to your McDonald’s order.
It came with the famous McDonald’s ice cream and was topped with Biscoff sauce and crumbled Biscoff biscuits.
It was the perfect amount of runny versus crunch and the Biscoff biscuit bits went down a treat.
Like with any McFlurry, the ice cream to sweet addition ratio could always be better but I would still 100% buy it again, and again, and again.
The Sun also spoke to McDonald’s fans who were lucky enough to try the new ice cream too.
One who said she was “obsessed” with the Biscoff flavour also declared: “Well I’ll never be skinny again.”
While another happy customer said: “It was better than expected, it was really good.”
A small Biscoff McFlurry will cost you £1.49 while a large one will cost you £1.99.
The mini has 175 calories while the larger size has 448.
How will prices compare to other McFlurrys?
You can currently get the Maltesers, Smarties, and Oreo McFlurry mini-size flavours for £1.49, the same as the Biscoff mini-size.
However, the regular sizes for the Maltesers, Smarties and Oreo flavours are £1.79, 20p cheaper than the regular Biscoff size.
Meanwhile, the Wispa and Wispa Gold mini-size flavours come in at £1.79 while the regular sizes both cost £2.29, so the Biscoff is cheaper than these two options on both sizes.
It comes after Maccie’s confirmed it has introduced tamper proof packaging for customers who order deliveries.
Packaging is now protected by a seal that you’ll need to tear in order to get to your grub.
The fast food chain also dropped two popular menu items last month, as it regularly switches up its menu.
The Mega Hot Sauce and Garlic Mayo dips were removed on May 31 after just three weeks on the menu.
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