McDonald’s McPick 2 Menu To Feature Big Macs, McNuggets And More

About a month ago, McDonald’s came out with a promotion called the McPick 2, in which customers could choose any two items from a very specific menu of four items and only pay $2 for them. Well, some changes have been made to this deal after a tumultuous past month for the company, and frankly, they’re very welcome.

When the promotion first came out, the only things that were available on the menu were a McDouble, a McChicken, a small order of fries and mozzarella sticks.

The mozzarella sticks in particular were an interesting option, since at the time they were a brand new item altogether, although several problems began arising from them, including a baffling lack of the snack’s main ingredient: cheese.

After the 5 week test run, McDonald’s has decided to change the deal up, but in a good way. Now known as the “McPick 2 For $5” deal, the upgraded version of the promotion brings along some of McDonald’s best items for the ride, including but not limited to: the Big Mac, McChicken Nuggets, Quarter Pounder, and the Filet-O-Fish.

I previously wrote about the 2 for 2 menu and how much it sucked. This, however, is definitely a step in the McRight direction.

 

 

Photo Credit: Grub Grade, Schwarz Printing, McDonald’s

Source: Consumerist 

More content

Eating OutPartners
Farmer Boys Serving Up First Ever Tableside Ranch Experience
Few condiments are as top-tier as ranch. It’s the utility belt of sauces, showing up whenever flavor needs a boost. At Farmer Boys, it anchors…
,
Eating Out
Buffalo Wild Wings Is Serving A Protein-Packed Espresso Martini
Buffalo Wild Wings just decided to mash together two food trends that have been dominating the news cycle the past couple years: protein everything and…
,
Eating Out
Wingstop Drops Limited 32 oz. ‘Big A$$ Ranch Cup’ For National Ranch Day
Few condiments command the kind of loyalty that ranch does, and if you’ve spent any time around Wingstop’s fanbase, you already know the deal. The…
,
Burger
We Deliver!

Enter your email address below and we'll deliver our top stories straight to your inbox