Home cooks are using official McDonald's buns to make delicious dinner treats as the chain sells its bread rolls in a $4 pack of six at the drive-thru
- Australians are making delicious burgers at home using McDonald's buns
- The fast food chain recently expanded its menu to include essential items
- Customers can buy a six-pack of gourmet bread rolls for $4 at drive-thru
- Many people insisted their creations tastes 'exactly the same' as McDonald's
Australians are making delicious burgers at home using McDonald's famous buns after the fast food chain expanded its menu to include essential items.
Customers are creating their own versions of Big Mac, McChicken and Cheeseburger after buying a six-pack of gourmet bread rolls for $4 at drive-thru.
Many people shared pictures of their homemade burgers, with some insisting their creations tastes like the real deal if you use Heinz Burger Sauce ($4), Fehlbergs Burger Pickles ($3.50) or Coles Special Burger Pickles ($2.50).dri-ve
One woman said she used McDonald's $4 buns to recreate her own McChicken and Big Mac burgers
She said Fehlbergs pickles and Heinz Burger Sauce tasted 'exactly the same' as McDonald's
'We made our own Macca's Chicken burgers and Big Mac's for dinner. Budget friendly and I could put 10 pickles on my burger instead of two,' one woman said in a Facebook group.
She said the Fehlbergs pickles and Heinz Burger Sauce tasted 'exactly the same' as McDonald's, while others recommended Aldi's pickles and special sauce.
Another customer said he recreated his own Big Mac at home using the $4 buns - complete with beef patties from Aldi, American cheese and the special burger sauce.
Many were impressed with their homemade burgers, saying it was 'so good', 'delicious' and 'amazing'.
Another customer said he recreated his own Big Mac at home using the $4 buns - complete with beef patties from Aldi, American cheese and the special burger sauce
One mother said homemade cheeseburger were a huge hit at home for her children
Many were impressed with their homemade burgers, saying it was 'so good' and 'delicious'
One McDonald's employee confirmed in the thread: 'I'm a Maccas worker. They are exactly the same buns as the cheeseburger ones. They just won't be toasted, you will have to toast them yourself.'
While another McDonald's worker claimed customers can buy pickles separately if they ask at the counter.
'If you want pickles from Maccas just ask to buy some separate at Maccas. They will do it for you. I work at Maccas and they do it,' she said.
The homemade burgers comes just weeks after McDonald's announced it will sell basic ingredients such as milk, bread and eggs to help Australians get hold of everyday essentials during the coronavirus pandemic.
'We're pleased to be able to continue to expand this offering to help the community safely access essential items like milk, bread and eggs, as well as their usual Macca's favourites,' McDonald's recently said in a statement.
'Over the coming week, we'll be adding another basic essential to our menu, making cartons of eggs available to our customers.
'Anyone who comes to a Macca's for our contactless drive-thru or takeaway service will now be able to pick-up milk, English muffins, bread rolls and eggs.'
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