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McDonald's fans 'devastated' as new item is removed due to 'incredible' demand

McDonalds fans devastated as new item is removed due to incredible demand
The chain only introduced the limited edition burger to its UK menu on February 2, for what was supposed to be a six week run.

McDonald's customers have been left 'devastated' after the fast food restaurant announced it has temporarily removed the new Chicken Big Mac.

The chain only introduced the limited edition burger to its UK menu on February 2 for what was supposed to be a six week run.

But the franchise today confirmed that the item is no longer available due to 'incredible demand', the Mirror reports.

McDonald's said that the popular burger will be back, but has yet to announce when.

Posting to Twitter, the fast food chain wrote: “Well, that escalated quickly. Your love for the limited edition Chicken Big Mac knew no bounds and it’s sold out almost everywhere.

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“Thank you for lovin’ it even more than we thought you would, it’ll be back soon.”

Maccies fans say they’ve been left heartbroken by the update.

One person said: “Nooooo I haven't had a chance yet! I am devastated.”

Another tweeted: “Back soon? Are you serious, just make it permanent!!!! It was the best thing I’ve ever eaten at McDonald’s!”

McDonald's is temporarily removing the Chicken Big Mac off the menu.
McDonald's is temporarily removing the Chicken Big Mac off the menu. (Image: Daily Mirror)

And a third replied to McDonald’s with a broken heart emoji.

The new Chicken Big Mac is pretty much the same as a regular Big Mac with the special sauce, but it has chicken patties instead of beef burgers.

It costs £4.09 for just the sandwich, or £5.59 for a medium meal with chips and a drink - you can go large for £5.99.

McDonald's has confirmed that the Chicken Big Mac will return.
McDonald's has confirmed that the Chicken Big Mac will return. (Image: In Pictures via Getty Images)

A spokesperson from McDonald’s UK&I, said: “We have been delighted by our customers’ reaction to the limited-edition Chicken Big Mac.

“The demand has been incredible and we simply cannot keep up.

“As such we’ve made the decision to pause the promotion, let our restaurant teams and suppliers restock and get ready for its return in a few weeks.

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“We’ll keep customers informed about its return through the usual channels. Thank you to everyone who has made this our most popular launch ever.

“We can’t wait to bring it back for even more customers to enjoy.”

McDonald's has around 1,300 restaurants in the UK.

Other new items that it introduced on its menu last week include the return of the Double Big Mac and Mozzarella Dippers.

No other menu items have been temporarily removed.

McDonald's customers were left disappointed after the Chicken Legend was removed from the menu in October due to supply issues.

But the iconic burger - which contains chicken breast meat, with lettuce and mayo in toasted roll - was confirmed for a return on February 2.

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