How to get free £5 spend at McDonald’s as Big Mac slashed to 99p
BONFIRE Night is here, so remember, remember that McDonald's has slashed it's Big Mac to 99p.
And if that wasn't enough, we've found a way to save £5 on your takeaway this weekend too.
McDonald's has announced that it will be giving shoppers the chance to save big on a Big Mac today.
For one day only, it will be giving shoppers the chance to get their hands on a Big Mac for 99p.
Usually priced at £2.50, it's quite the saving.
The incredible deal is only available today, November 5, so you'll need to be fast if you want to get your hands on a bargain burger.
The deal is available exclusively to the My McDonald’s App, which you can download .
Each customer will only be able to use it once, and you'll need to be over 16 to cash it in. It's also subject to availability at your local McDonald's, but you can
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If a Big Mac's not your bag, then don't worry we've got another way for you to save on your takeaway too - and it also works at McDonalds.
TopCashback is giving foodies the chance to save a fiver through Just Eat this Bonfire weekend - and, you guessed it, McDonald's is on offer there too!
There's plenty to choose from if you don't fancy a burger though - whether it's a curry to warm you up after a night watching the fireworks, or ordering in pizza with friends, there's plenty to choose from.
- Save £5 at Just Eat -
All you have to do is order through this and you'll be able to save £5 on your feast.
The offer is available until December 31 or until the first 10,000 redemptions have been hit so you have time to snap up a great deal - but it's only available to new TopCashback members.
Want to get involved? Here's how to claim £5 off your Just Eat order:
- Follow to TopCashback's website and sign up for free
- Follow
- Make your order and enjoy your food
- Wait for the £5to roll into your TopCashback account
You can check the
How do cashback websites work?
They promise to earn you money on your shopping - but how do cashback websites work?
- Cashback sites agree offers with retailers which they pass on to customers
- This can vary from a set amount of money off whatever you are buying, or a percentage of the cost of your purchase
- The sums range from pennies for groceries to more than £100 for some mobile or broadband contracts
- You have to make your purchases by clicking through from the cashback site
- Because the sites drive traffic to retailers, they earn money from brands they support
- Membership of most sites is free - although some offer premium subscriptions which you pay more for.
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