IT’S the time of year celebrated by the majority of McDonald’s fans.
But one person who’s less than excited about the dropping of a new at the Golden Arches is
Princess Andre ordered everything off the new McDonald’s menu to taste test – and started with the dessertsCredit: TikTok/@princessandre22
She did add that she’s not a fan of burgers or fried food like McDonald’s, but gamely gave the Philly Cheese Stack a tryCredit: TikTok/@princessandre22
She took a big bite of the burger, which she said “tastes like Nik Naks”, before going in for a second
But she was then seen retching, as she admitted it really wasn’t for herCredit: TikTok/@princessandre22
The 18-year-old decided to push her limits by ordering every single new item, and then filmed herself taste testing them in her car for a TikTok video.
She decided, somewhat unusually, to start with the desserts – trying the Munchies vanilla cheesecake first.
“It literally tastes like a normal McFlurry,” Princess, the daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre, said, unimpressed.
She then went on to try the Milky Bar cookie crisp McFlurry, which she declared “not bad” and the donut crumble latte, which “tastes like coffee”.
Princess then moved onto the savoury bits she’d ordered, as she admitted: “I don’t actually like stuff like this!”
Opening the mozzarella sticks, she declared that “this does look pretty banging”, before showing off the “cheese pull”.
She didn’t really have much to say about the cheese sticks, before moving onto the Philly Cheese Stack.
Taking her first bite, Princess mused: “It tastes like… …Nik Naks”.
She then said she was going to have “one more bite”, but ended up retching when she did so, as she insisted: “No, I don’t like that”.
The last part of the taste test was Princess trying the Crispy Chicken Tikka Wrap, and didn’t appear to be going too well as she said the sauce “looks like sick”.
“It’s not bad. I just haven’t got to be in the mood for it,” she sighed, adding: “I’m not in the mood for that.”
Concluding, Princess gave the menu a “7 out of 10”.
Before adding in the video caption: “I think I’ll stick to my usual order”.
People were quick to comment on the TikTok, with one agreeing with Princess as she wrote: “I’m definitely not fussed on the new menu.
“I tried the Big Arch and the sauce was amazing with everything else in it.
“But you do get lock jaw trying to bite into it as it’s massive!”
What are McDonald's chicken nuggets made out of?
CONTRARY to popular belief, McDonald's chicken nuggets are made from 100 per cent chicken breast meat, according to the fast-food giant.
But the chicken only adds up to 45 per cent of a – as the rest of the recipe is a combination of batter, seasoning and oil.
They are lightly battered before being covered in a second coat of tempura batter, which gives them the signature crisp we all know and love.
After being partially cooked in a fryer, they are cooled, frozen, and packaged up to be sent to McDonald’s restaurants where they are fully cooked.
The chicken is sourced from a range of suppliers and local farms across the UK.
McDonald’s says: “We are deeply committed to the health and welfare of all animals in our supply chain.
“That’s why we’re proud to only work with approved suppliers who adhere to our high standards, as well as those required by UK and EU legislation.”
“Saves me having to try it,” another added.
“I agree the Philly cheese stack is (vomit emoji).”
“Tikka wrap was rubbish, Philly cheese stack not bad,” a third reasoned.
“I had the Philly Cheesestack the other day and enjoyed that,” someone else wrote.
“I was very much looking forward to trying my Donut Latte, however I was very disappointed and completely agree, it just tasted like a normal latte!”
Princess looked less than enthused about trying the Crispy Chicken Tikka WrapCredit: TikTok/@princessandre22
Especially when she pointed out that the sauce inside “looks like sick”Credit: TikTok/@princessandre22
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