McDonald’s fans in the UK are stunned after seeing an epic portion of sharing fries available in another country, and are begging the fast food giant to bring them to restaurants closer to home.
The exciting find was shared in a video online by TikToker @foodreview.uk, who wrote excitedly in the caption: “McDonald's Fries Biggest Portion EVER!”
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Indeed, while you're used to your McDonald’s fries being gone all too soon, it turns out a much larger portion exists.
Sure, they're designed to be shared, but if anyone can polish off a giant box of chips, it's definitely the Brits – a nation obsessed with all things potato.
In the clip, he held up the huge box of fries to the camera and explained: "I'm in Poland at the moment and I think this may be the biggest portion of McDonald's fries in the world.”
The video soon went viral, racking up 2.4 million views and more than 229,000 likes.
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One person commented: “My toxic trait is that I would absolutely not share.”
Someone else wrote: “Get me to Poland NOW.”
Others begged for McDonald’s to bring them over to the UK, with one saying: "McDonald's bring this to the UK please!"
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Another added: “They should do them here.”
When one person complained that the box of fries was ‘not even half full’, @foodreview.uk replied: “Yeah to be fair to them I had eaten some before I decided to do a TikTok.”
According to the McDonald’s Poland website, the fries are a new fixture to the menu, alongside other items like the Big Mac Bacon, the Maestro Bacon and Cheddar, the Chicken Box and Supreme Chicken Tenders.
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It says: “Golden and crunchy on the outside, fluffy and soft on the inside. Our favorite fries now come in a special, larger package that makes sharing with loved ones easier than ever.”
Unfortunately, it doesn’t sound like McDonald’s will be bringing the sharing fries to the UK anytime soon, as the company admitted it had no 'current plans' to do so.
A spokesperson for McDonald's told The Mirror: "There are no current plans to introduce a fry portion on that scale in the UK&ROI."
Still, we can live in hope, right?
Topics: Food And Drink, McDonalds
Jess Hardiman