McDonald’s fans order hundreds of pounds worth of FREE food after Uber Eats glitch gives £30 off instead of 30%

MCDONALD’S fans bagged hundreds of pounds worth of free food after an Uber Eats glitch gave them extra money off. The voucher code was supposed to give customers 30% off their bill, but instead cut some orders by £30. Fast food fans were able to get huge McDonald’s orders by only paying a few pounds […]

MCDONALD’S fans bagged hundreds of pounds worth of free food after an Uber Eats glitch gave them extra money off.

The voucher code was supposed to give customers 30% off their bill, but instead cut some orders by £30.

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Fast food fans were able to get huge McDonald’s orders by only paying a few pounds for delivery.

The glitch was live for a short period of time last night, Uber Eats confirmed.

It was redeemed by a small number of customers, who won’t have to pay the money back.

One customer posted their order on TikTok, including apple pies, chocolate brownies, McFlurries, a Filet-O-Fish and fish finger Happy Meals.

It also included a wrap of the day, mozerella dippers sharebox and two portions of fries.

In total, the bargain hunter only paid £4 for the whole order.

Others took to Twitter and Facebook to share the code with friends, and tell others about their savings.

One mum said: “I ordered £21 worth of McDonald’s and only cost me £4. Very happy kids as I let them get more than normal.”

“We just had this too, spent £5.06 instead of £31.67 never been so happy,” someone else added.

“Dinner and dessert for a family [of] four for £5 something, to cover delivery.”

Another customer said: “Had an amazing feast and all for free!”

The Sun has contacted McDonald’s for comment.

It’s not the first time shoppers have nabbed a huge discount using a delivery service.

In December, customers were able to get thousands of pounds worth of free booze through the Gorillas grocery app.

We spoke to a glitch hunter, whose best bargain was a pair of Adidas trainers reduced by 90%.

But retailers don’t have to honour orders processed by mistake.

For example, last year Aldi cancelled deliveries of an air fryer that was accidently reduced from £48 to £4.