If you love a Maccies breakfast - and wish they served them all day long - then good news, a McDonald's 'breakfast bus' will be working its way around the UK this month.
While the fast-food restaurant's breakfast menu usually finishes at 11am, on a select number of dates in 10 UK towns and cities, you'll be able to bag a breakfast item between 11am and 4pm.
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From today (10 October) the breakfast bus will be travelling to a variety of different university campuses, handing out free McMuffins. Students can choose from either egg and cheese, or bacon, egg and cheese, meanwhile there'll be free Coke Zero samples, too.
You can find a full list of where the breakfast bus will be stopping below:
- 10 October – Edinburgh Napier University
- 11 October – University of Northumbria
- 12 October – Sheffield University
- 13 October – University of Leeds
- 14 October – York University
- 17 October – Nottingham Trent University
- 18 October – Birmingham City University
- 19 October – Cardiff Met University
- 20 October – Bristol UWE University
- 21 October – Portsmouth University
The first 100 students at each bus will receive some free McDonald's merchandise - but if you want to snap up a free brekky, you will have to be quick, as there are only 2,000 McMuffins at each location up for grabs.
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The 10 locations are the only place you'll be able to get a McDonald's breakfast after 11am, when the breakfast menu ends to make way for the daytime menu, which includes items such as the McChicken Sandwich and Big Mac.
The free McMuffins are part of a competition between McDonald's and LitterLotto, who are looking to crown the 'Cleanest Student City or Town’.
At the end of the two-week bus tour, the town or city with the most points will be crowned as the winner and will be entered into a prize draw. One lucky student from the cleanest student city or town will win a Chris Stark DJ set, complete with tasty food served from the McDonald’s food van.
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Students and local residents can enter the competition by uploading a photo of themselves responsibly disposing of any litter they find in order to earn a point towards the town or city's total points.
The competition will open at 10am on 10 October and close at 10pm on 21 October.
Topics: UK News, Food And Drink, McDonalds
Lucy Devine