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McDonald’s is introducing exciting additions to its Happy Meal and main menu as part of a limited-time trial. For the first time in years, the Happy Meal now includes Mayo Chicken, Fish Bites, flavored milk, and the icy McFreezy treat. Adults can also enjoy these items from the main menu. The chain is additionally unveiling a summer menu lineup featuring a triple-patty burger, sharing boxes, and revamped classic dips. McDonald’s also recently launched a 3 for £3 meal deal, allowing customers to mix and match from a variety of menu items for a budget-friendly lunch option.

In response to declining foot traffic following menu price increases, McDonald’s is launching a limited-time $5 value meal promotion. Starting June 25th, customers can choose from a McChicken, McDouble, or four-piece chicken nuggets, accompanied by fries and a drink. This offer aims to provide affordability and value to customers amid rising inflation and economic pressures.

On Monday, May 13, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, a male driver was pulled over in a McDonald’s drive-thru and charged under the Traffic Safety Act. The driver was observed using a cellphone while operating the vehicle on a public roadway. This violation comes with a hefty fine of $580 and four demerit points.

Introducing the Grimace Shake at McDonald’s Canada – the purple sensation that has sparked both excitement and confusion. After its popular release in the U.S. last year, the shake has finally made its way north of the border, igniting a mix of reactions from Canadians. While some express their delight and hope for a permanent menu spot, others joke about its delayed arrival and the mysterious flavor profile that has some questioning its true identity. Regardless of their opinions, the Grimace Shake is here to shake things up and quench your thirst for curiosity.

McDonald’s is phasing out its free drink refills policy, discontinuing self-serve soda fountains entirely by 2032. The company introduced the self-serve machines in 2004, allowing customers unlimited beverages of their choice. However, with fewer customers preferring dine-in, McDonald’s is moving away from the self-service idea. The decision to charge for drink refills is at the discretion of individual restaurant owners/operators. Experts believe other fast-food chains may follow suit, as McDonald’s often leads industry trends.

Get ready for a summer treat at McDonald’s! The beloved fast-food chain is unveiling not one, not two, but three new menu items and bringing back some fan favorites. The star of the show is The Hat Trick burger, a colossal creation with three beef patties, melted cheese, grilled onions, mustard, and ketchup, all nestled in a glazed sesame seed bun. For a savory side, indulge in the Chicken Share Box (six Chicken Selects, 12 Chicken McNuggets, and dips) or the nine-piece Chicken Selects Sharebox. Classic dips like Garlic Mayo and Sweet and Smoky BBQ have been revamped and will now accompany your meals permanently, alongside Sweet Chili. Cheese lovers rejoice! The iconic mozzarella bites are back with a rich tomato dip. For a sweet ending, try the Skittles McFlurry, blending soft ice cream with chewy Skittles fudge pieces and pearls, or the Galaxy Chocolate and Raspberry Pie, featuring a crispy chocolate pastry filled with chocolate ganache and raspberry compote.

McDonald’s is taking its classic McFloat to new heights with the McFloat Blast, a refreshing summer treat that’s making waves in Indonesia. Customers can customize their McFloats with their choice of soda, ice cream, and a fruity flavor blast of mango, strawberry, or sakura. This social media sensation has sparked a flurry of responses from eager customers worldwide, hoping to see it make its way to their own countries.

McDonald’s franchise owners have the authority to set their own prices, leading to varying policies on free sauce distribution. Some restaurants charge for extra sauces if they’re not included in meal deals. This measure is implemented to prevent abuse and maintain cost control.

McDonald’s is implementing new measures to reduce late-night disturbances by creating a more sophisticated and relaxing atmosphere. Some branches, like the one in Wrexham, have begun playing classical music after 5 pm to deter young people from congregating. This strategy has been successfully employed in other countries such as the United States, Canada, and Australia, along with disabling Wi-Fi in restaurants.

The recent controversy surrounding McDonald’s use of ‘fake cheese’ has shed light on the importance of food quality in quick-service restaurants (QSRs). A YouGov India survey reveals that 93% of urban Indians consider food quality a highly important factor when ordering from fast-food chains, followed by price (76%) and discounts (65%). The survey also found that 45% of urban Indians eat at fast-food restaurants at least once a week, with 7% eating daily. Despite the prevalence of QSRs, no single brand out of 19 popular brands posed to respondents received a majority thumbs-up for food quality. Domino’s and McDonald’s were among the top two brands with 46% and 43% of respondents voting for their food quality respectively.