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Order a Big Mac and Get a Small Fries + Small Soft Drink for Free (Jan 21 - March 3) @ McDonald's

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Order a Big Mac and Get a Small Fries + Small Soft Drink for Free (Jan 21 - March 3) @ McDonald's
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neil on 20/01/2015 - 15:22 files.ozbargain.com.au (4043 clicks)
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I've been using the Seven Sports App to watch live tennis. Great free app however they insert their own video ads. One of the video ads was Buy a Big Mac and receive a free small fries & free small soft drink. There is nothing in the ad that says how long this will last but my guess is that this deal will finish when the the Australian Open finishes (Feb 1). Only T&C is only applies after 10:30AM.

McDonald's doesn't have uniform pricing but according to the South Melbourne branch a Big Mac costs $5. Small fries are $1.95. A small drink is $2.35. Another location in Vic lists the Big Mac for $4.95, small Coke for $2.45, and a small fries for $1.

The deal isn't listed on their website but I'd assume there is signage in store. I took an out of focus video which you barely hear if you want proof an updated video. The screenshot is from the video. If I see it come on again, I'll see if I can record it properly. Updated Video using screen recorder.

From McDonald's Employee:

CAMPAIGN PERIOD: 21ST JANUARY 2015 – 3RD MARCH 2015
BIG MAC OFFER
Macca’s will be celebrating the legend that is the Big Mac by offering customers a free small fries &
small Coke when they buy a Big Mac from 21st January till 3rd March. This offer will be promoted
externally with media and internally through POP.

This promotion will include the following products:

Big Mac with free small fries and small Coke
Mega Mac
Angus Mac
McOz
Angus McOz
Big Mac Sauce sachets

McDonald's have now put the offer up on their website. No details or T&C yet.

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        • tomsco on 05/02/2015 - 17:37

          @syousef:

          We're not talking about taste or which you prefer. You could not produce French fries as cheaply or quickly as 2-4 tomatoes, 2 slices of cucumber and a small handful of salad mix.

        • syousef on 05/02/2015 - 17:39

          @tomsco:

          Seriously? If you don't want to cut up potato, have you ever heard of frozen chips? You can get a kilo for the price of a large fries.

          Salad you can get pre-cut at coles or wollies but you'll get a lot less.

          And of course we're talking about which taste you prefer. You don't go to a take away because you want to eat stuff that tastes bad.

        • syousef on 05/02/2015 - 17:40

          @syousef:

          In any case you'd KNOW that fries are Maccas most profitable item. Almost 100% markup!

        • tomsco on 05/02/2015 - 17:51

          @syousef:

          Like for like. As I said, price and time to prep it.

          We're not talking about price because you're not being objective. Of course you'll find a reason to say the product you prefer is better value.

          That's all, I'm done with this. Have fun, bud.

        • syousef on 06/02/2015 - 06:14

          @tomsco:

          Fries: Turn on oven. Open large bag of your favourite cut of chips. Put on tray. Put in oven. Remove and turn off oven after 40 mins. Add salt and/or pepper if you prefer. Can be in the freezer for months.

          Salad: Cut up lettuce, tomato, cucumber at a minimum. Time consuming. Perishable.

          You're the one who's not being objective.

        • ProspectiveDarkness on 23/02/2015 - 23:56

          @syousef:

          Plus, as small as garden salads are and even discounting the nutritional advantages, there's probably more to them than a small fries. But maybe I'm biased, because I hate the fries and feel sick after eating them, so…

          Oops, just realised this was from ages ago. Ah well.

  • umoddbro on 07/02/2015 - 23:28

    $6.75 for a large big mac meal is awesome :)

    • juzz0 on 23/02/2015 - 23:22

      Do you live in NSW? I find it a bit hit a miss. A couple were cool with it another store said that it only applied to small combo. Unfortunately the one that refuses is my local I go to every day… Can I complain or are the stores individually managed so the upgrade thing is basically a choice.

      • umoddbro on 23/02/2015 - 23:27

        Nope I'm in WA. But yeh the prices and whether they offer the upgrade varies from stores.

        • juzz0 on 24/02/2015 - 21:32

          All the stores in NSW have been strict on the Big Mac only aspect of the deal. It seems other states can get Angus burgers, McOz, Mega Mac etc. etc. from what the OP put up.

  • hamsum on 13/02/2015 - 21:02

    Anyone celebrating valentine's day at macass ?

    • tomsco on 14/02/2015 - 09:15

      And 2 for 1 deals?

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