McDonald's fans can save with a number of new deals
McDonald's is about to reduce the price of one of its most popular burgers by 50%, but there's a catch.
Anyone visiting McDonald's on Monday, June 17, can bag a McChicken Sandwich for £1.39 - but certain rules apply. The deal is only available on Monday, and exclusively for customers using the McDonald's app.READ MORE: Home Bargains faces backlash as shoppers say 'it's ridiculous' As with the McChicken deal, it is a one-day only offer, and diners must use the app. Customers will be able to earn points when they purchase one of these deals by opting into MyMcDonald’s Rewards.
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