The era of $18 Big Macs, which we called “Mcflation,” ignited during the Biden-Harris regime years of generational-high inflation fueled by out-of-control green spending, looks to be ending.
A new internal memo obtained by The Wall Street Journal shows McDonald’s will slash combo meal prices to drive increased foot traffic and restore its reputation as an affordable burger chain after the $18 Big Mac price shocked working-class and middle-class customers during the Biden-Harris years.
The burger chain will slash the price of eight combo meals by 15% and launch $5 breakfast and $8 Big Mac and McNugget specials later in the second half of the year. The new marketing campaign, focused on affordability, will be branded as “Extra Value Meals.”
“Customers are telling us they need more of the everyday value and affordability that defines the McDonald’s brand,” said Joe Erlinger, head of McDonald’s U.S. business, in an internal memo.
McDonald’s told restaurant operators that it would subsidize them if they lost money under the new price strategy. The chain and operators will both contribute funds to advertising campaigns
And the big Macs are made by the Mcfelons! No thanks I will settle for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
OK 5:45 you vegetarian SOCIALIST! Real Americans eat meat, not nuts and fruits.
Hey jack, stop defending thugs.