If you live in Scunthorpe, Grimsby and Cleethorpes you’re in luck, as they are the only Lincolnshire towns selling the McDonald’s £2.39 triple cheeseburger.
McDonald’s started a trial of the three patty delight at only 60 of its 1,200 plus restaurants across the UK on Thursday, February 27, but prices may vary in different branches.
The 520 calorie triple cheeseburger is made with three 100% pure beef patties, seasoned with a pinch of salt and pepper and topped with tangy pickles, chopped onions, ketchup, mustard, and two slices of melted American cheese.
If the trial proves popular, the triple cheeseburger could be rolled out nationwide later this year.
These stores are trialling the triple cheeseburger:
Grimsby
Scunthorpe 2
Scunthorpe – Doncaster Road
Cleethorpes
Grimsby – Birchin Way
Cleethorpes – Meridian Point
Laceby – Grimsby
Worksop
Crystal Peaks
Sheffield – Drake House
Sheffield Handsworth
Rotherham
Meadowhall
Rotherham 2
Meadowhall 2
Rotherham Bawtry Road
Rotherham Canklow
Rotherham – Parkgate
Doncaster
Doncaster Dome
Doncaster – Thorne Road
Doncaster Factory Outlet
Balby – Sandford Road
Doncaster – Centurion Retail Park
Thorne
Chesterfield
Sheffield 2
Sheffield – Farm Road
Chesterfield
Sheffield Archer Road
Barlborough
Sheffield – Darnall Road
Markham Vale
Hillsborough
Tankersley
Woodall Welcome Break
Cortonwood
Kingston-Upon-Hull
Hull St Andrews Quay
Willerby
Ennerdale
Hull – Holderness Road
Bridlington – Bessingby Road
Hull – Cottingham Road
Asda Kingswood Hull
Hull – Boothferry Road
Morrisons – Beverley
York
Clifton Moor
Bilbrough Top
York Outlet Village
Monks Cross Drive-Thru
York – Poppleton
Goole Dt
Selby
Shiptonthorpe
Harrogate
Knaresborough Retail Park
Scarborough
Scarborough Fayre
McDonald’s also recently launched its Big Mac Special Sauce pots.
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