Savvy woman shares a top tip for getting a McDonald’s for less than half price every time you go, and it’s so easy
A SAVVY woman has been praised after sharing how she manages to get a McDonald’s meal for less than half price every time she goes.
Caroline often takes to her social media pages to post her top tips and tricks to save money, and has delighted her followers with her latest suggestion.
“I’m going to show you how you can get a McDonald’s meal for less than half price every time,” she began her TikTok video.
Firstly, order a small drink, which will cost you £1.19.
“Go to the website and input the code.
“You will be asked to fill out some questions but you don’t have to do that.
“Just say you don’t want to, and then you will be sent either a voucher or a code.”
This voucher or code means you can get a Big Mac, McPlant, McNuggets, McChicken sandwich, Fillet-O-Fish or a Quarter Pounder with cheese, and fries, for £1.99.
“Use this code and go and get the food,” Caroline explained.
“You then end up with a drink, and burger and fries for just £3.18 which is less than half what it would usually be, £6.49.”
And because McDonald’s are currently running their much-loved Monopoly game at the moment, you’ve also got another chance of winning – with Caroline nabbing herself a free medium drink or milkshake.
“Another top tip, if you do go onto that feedback section of that website and you’ve had a bad experience at McDonald’s, you can put that in the feedback form and usually they will send you a voucher to get a replacement meal for free,” she added.
“Less than half price McDonalds every single time. Courtesy of @mcdonalds!” Caroline captioned her video.
People were quick to comment on the video, with one writing: “I’m pretty comfortable fortunately but I’ll still be doing this.
“It’s not how much you earn it’s how much you don’t spend.”
“I do this every time. I also do this all whilst logging into the app at the ordering machines so i earn points too!!” another added.
“I do this so many times and always ask my friends for their receipt,” a third admitted.