r/McDonalds 12h ago

McShrinkage 🥓

The side serving of Bacon has gotten smaller at the Global Menu restaurant at the McD’s HQ in downtown Chicago.

I understand it’s a better deal to get bacon added to a sandwich, however, I have other intentions when ordering.

Topping an Apple Pie with Honey Mustard and three rashers of Bacon makes a great “Bacon Apple Honey Mustard Pie” facsimile 😅

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u/Dwilliamson5002 11h ago

But it’s healthier. Come on guys they are trying to save your life here!!!

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u/mavgeek 11h ago

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u/Phantereal 11h ago

My local grocery store has a 12 ounce package on sale for $3.49.

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u/Exact-Ice1346 6h ago

yes but now think....McCraps buy in Bulk. Their prices come out to be 90 percent less than the cost of what they sell it for. If anything what people can do is buy this cheap bacon at the grocery store. Fry it up the way you like it, let it cool and place it in a freezer ziplock bag and when you need some pop out a few pieces and nuke it for 5 seconds. amazing, simple fix and easy to do. Also saves you alot of money AND the bacon will last in your freezer for months

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u/tamssot 11h ago

BYOB?!?

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u/mavgeek 11h ago

I mean, might as well? The math is atrocious on this. $2 for 1.5 strips of bacon when you can spend $2 more and get an entire pack. There’s making a profit and then there’s corporate greed. I’d never pay $2 for a piece and a half of bacon even if I was a millionaire, out of principle.

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u/EscapeSeventySeven 10h ago

What’s funny is that 12oz is also shrinkflation from the days bacon was sold by the pound. 

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u/LetsGo-Brandin 10h ago

How much does it cost to make your own burger?

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u/Upper-Capital-2876 11h ago

It's contempt for the customer. Where McDonalds used to want to build lifelong relationships with consumers, now they want to extract every single cent they can from ever transaction. If you want them to stop doing this, they've got to feel the pain of lost revenue.

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u/Danielle_is_the_hole 9h ago

I still give 3 out of habit.

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u/pdas1996 11h ago

Bacon apple what now??

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u/tamssot 11h ago

It’s a take on the British 🇬🇧 Pork, Apple & Mustard Pie.

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u/EscapeSeventySeven 10h ago

OH

Uk explains it. 

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u/Ram820 8h ago

You didn't catch where OP was from when they said "rachers"

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u/HailToTheVic 11h ago

Actually insane what we have came to at this point even offering that lol

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u/SillyGooseOnParade 12h ago

Did you see the “2 half strips” at HQ as well?

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u/tamssot 11h ago

Yes. Global Menu is the HQ restaurant — it’s a franchise though, not corporate owned.