For the first time ever, McDonald’s is slashing the price of fan-favourite menu item, Chicken McNuggets both in-store and via the McDonald’s App. This limited-time-only deal celebrates the launch of the new ‘Pre-Nug Agreement’, which is a contract that has been designed to help best
Friends make the ultimate commitment to always share their McNuggets Customers can tuck into the crispy but tender 100% chicken breast bites whilst making massive savings of almost 50% on the classic 6 Chicken McNuggets, or they can opt for a 20 McNuggets Sharebox and make savings of up to £1.90. Besties are encouraged to make their Pre-Nug Agreement Insta-official by using a limited-edition social filter on the McDonald’s
Instagram page, with members of the public in with a chance of winning 4,000 MyMcDonald’s Rewards points, enough for a FREE portion of 6 Chicken McNuggets. READ MORE Vodafone issues 'important' warning to customers and says 'you're free to cancel' The contracts will be available to download on McDonald’s
Social Media channels or by picking up a copy in McDonald’s restaurants across the UK.
Love Island icons and inseparable best friends, Millie Court and Chloe Burrows, are proud to be the first-ever signatories of the Pre-Nug Agreement in the UK. Pre-Nug Agreements will be available in restaurant and from the @mcdonaldsuk Instagram page until April 14. The Pre-Nug Instagram filter will be available from the @mcdonaldsuk Instagram page until April 14. McNuggets will be available at the following promotional prices from April 4 to 16 2024: 6 McNuggets: £2.49, 9 McNuggets: £3.49 and 20 McNuggets: £4.49. Delivery price points are 6 McNuggets: £3.49, 9 McNuggets: £4.49 and 20 McNuggets: £5.49. McDonald’s has run its business in the
UK since 1974 and currently operates just over 1,300 restaurants across the UK and
Ireland. McDonald’s is one of the UK’s largest private sector employers, employing over 130,000 people. It is estimated to provide over 85,000 jobs to young people aged 16-25, making it one of the largest employers of young people in the UK and Ireland.