McDonald's Fans Furious as Popular Cheeseburger Vanishes from UK Saver Menu
McDonald's fans furious as cheeseburger axed from Saver Menu

McDonald's customers across the UK are expressing their outrage after the fast-food giant made a quiet but significant change to its beloved budget-friendly offering. The iconic cheeseburger has been officially removed from the Saver Menu, a move that has not gone down well with fans who rely on the chain for affordable meals.

The End of an Era for Budget Bites

The classic cheeseburger, a staple of the menu for decades, has been a go-to for those watching their wallets. Its departure from the Saver Menu means customers can no longer enjoy it for the traditional low price. While it remains available to purchase individually, the cost has risen, placing it outside the realm of the budget-conscious saver options.

A spokesperson for McDonald's UK confirmed the change, stating, "We're committed to providing great value for money for our customers. The Cheeseburger remains on our Main Menu, but as part of our ongoing review of our menu and prices, we have removed it from the Saver Menu."

Customer Backlash Erupts Online

The decision has triggered a wave of disappointment and anger on social media platforms. Many long-time patrons feel betrayed by the move, citing the current cost-of-living crisis as a time when affordable options are needed more than ever.

One frustrated customer tweeted, "Unbelievable! The cheeseburger was the last truly cheap thing left. McDonald's is forgetting its roots." Another commented, "This is the final straw. The Saver Menu is pointless without the cheeseburger."

What's Left on the Saver Menu?

With the cheeseburger gone, the Saver Menu now features a reduced selection of items, including:

  • McDonald's Hamburger
  • Six Chicken McNuggets
  • Medium Fries
  • Apple Pie
  • Vegetable Deluxe Sandwich

This change is part of a broader trend of rising prices across the fast-food industry, as companies grapple with increased costs for ingredients, energy, and wages. For many Brits, the disappearing cheeseburger deal is a symbol of these challenging economic times.