McDonald’s Singapore has had a track record of giving ‘free’ items to customers who know about the secrets of how to ‘unlock’ them.
Recently, some folks found out about a new ‘hack’ that allows them to get a free container resembling a Big Mac burger.
Source: Facebook
To ‘unlock’ the container, customers need only rap the ingredients of a Big Mac to a McDonald’s staff.
Over the past few days, some TikTok users have been sharing about a new ‘hack’ that allows customers to bring home a free Big Mac container.
To qualify for the free container, customers simply have to head to any McDonald’s outlet and ‘chant’ the ingredients that make up a Big Mac.
Source: @kerrynlee on TikTok
Here are the full lyrics for your reference:
Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun.
And here’s a good demonstration of the rap:
The lunch box bears an uncanny resemblance to the actual Big Mac, not only in size but also in design. The exterior has colours resembling ingredients like lettuce, beef patty, cheese, and sesame seeds atop a fluffy burger bun.
Source: TikTok
The Big Mac lunch box also scores highly in functionality, with a detachable ‘partition’ that gives users the option of separating their food.
Source: TikTok
The lunch box is reportedly only available to the first 5,000 customers, so do head down to ‘claim’ it ASAP if you’re keen on securing one.
While you’re at the McDonald’s outlet, do consider getting a Big Mac Meal, now available at just S$6.50 (U.P. S$8.40).
Source: McDonald’s on Facebook
Kudos to McDonald’s for coming up with yet another innovative ‘hack’ to engage customers.
We can’t wait to see what promotional activities folks at the Golden Arches come up with next.
If you or your friends are big fans of Big Mac and want to have a lunch box to declare your love for the dish, be sure to head down to your nearest McDonald’s outlet and perform the Big Mac rap.
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Featured image adapted from Facebook.
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