McDonald's UK has announced its first ever Valentine's Day pairing menu.
The fast-food chain has launched a long list of pairing suggestions for fans heading to the restaurant on February 14.
It comes after McDonald's recently took the new Chicken Big Mac off its menus across the country due to popular demand. You can read more on this here.
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McDonald's says it has devised its first-ever "pairing menu" to help aid love stories around the UK on Valentine's Day this year.
It comes after 46% of McDonald's fans said they have enjoyed a romantic date at their local McDonald's restaurant.
The pairing will be available to order today on the McDonald's App. All McDonald's fans need to do is follow the menu and order the individual items they want.
McDonald's Pairing Menu
Quarter Pounder with Cheese and Summer Fruits Oasis
- McDonald's said: "Want to impress your date? This pairing of our delicious beef patties with the red currant notes of the Oasis will get those taste buds tingling. Plus, the Quarter Pounder with Cheese is only 99p via the McDonald’s App today. Bonus."
Filet-O-Fish and Sprite Zero
- McDonald's said: "A classic pairing of salty fish flavours, complemented by the citrus delights of Sprite. We’ve conducted extensive tests (extensive) and can confirm the soft drink really heightens the taste of the Filet-o-Fish and adds a lovely balance."
The Spicy Veggie Wrap and Milkshake (dealer's choice)
- McDonald's said: "Putting together a pairing menu is a lot like creating the perfect date: you've got to have that mix of cool and spicy. This delightful duo does exactly that, and our research shows there’s nothing sexier than that slurping sound you make when you're trying to get every last drop of your shake."
Apple Pie and Toffee Frappe
- McDonald's said: "Fairgrounds. Oversized stuffed toys. Toffee Apples. Bringing the famous first-date flavour of a toffee apple to the pairing menu, this cute combination will TAKE. YOU. THERE (well, not literally)."
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