It’s unclear if the new offer is another meal deal test, or a permanent fixture for the fast food restaurant. Consumerist reached out to McDonald’s on the new promo and we’ll update this post when we hear more.
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We spotted ads for the McPick 2 for $5 meal deal in both Kansas City, where it appeared on several billboards on major interstates, and Des Moines, where it was plastered on the windows of a restaurant. The more expensive meal deal, which includes the option of a Big Mac, Quarter Pounder, Filet-O-Fish, chicken nuggets, and fries, is apparently meant to replace the 2 for $2 deal that was being tested as a replacement for the company’s long-standing Dollar Menu. The Golden Arches is now rolling out the higher-priced “McPick 2 for $5.” Only a few months after McDonald’s made a big to-do about its “McPick 2 for $2” meal deal, the fast food behemoth has already decided it wasn’t charging enough. The company points out that the premium offerings have been offered at discounted prices in the past, but never on the same menu at the same time before. “As a thank you and as proof that we will continue to listen, we are making our most iconic menu items available for a limited time at never-before-seen value.” “We wanted to thank our guests for providing their feedback as we continue to build a better McDonald’s,” Jessica Foust, McDonald’s director of culinary innovation, said in a statement. The Golden Arches confirmed the limited-time meal deal menu in a statement on the company’s website. UPDATE: The “McPick 2 for $5” menu is real and it’s coming to McDonald’s restaurants across the country starting Feb. 2.23.16 11:23 AM EDT By Ashlee Kieler Deal Wars 2 for $2 or 2 for $5 mcdonald's McPick 2 meal deal fast food promotions finding the right fit premium sandwiches offers
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