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1. hi i usually buy happy meal for my friend's son who is 5 yrs old but can u tell me please wheather the cheese burger included in that is veg or nonveg southall broadway mcdonalds middx
Thank you for your question. A McDonald's Cheeseburger is not a vegetarian option because it contains beef. It's full ingredients are a 100 per cent beef patty, a bun, cheddar cheese slice (processed), Heinz Tomato Ketchup, mustard, diced onions and pickle. Vegetarian options on the Happy Meal menu include French Fries, Carrot Sticks and a Fruit Bag. Fishfingers are also available for customers who eat fish. (December 2008)

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2. Hi, please can you add a two cheeseburger meal to your menu, as i really like the small cheeseburgers rather than the others, but need 2 to fill me up. It doesn't involve adding new items so surely could be done. Please consider rather than replying to speak to customer services.
Thanks for your question, McDonald's is glad that you enjoy their Cheeseburgers but there is some bad news. There are no plans to introduce an Extra Value Meal consisting of two Cheeseburgers, sorry. (January 2009)

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3. Why are you no longer selling the bacon cheeseburger? This was one of my favourite items on the menu. It was bad enough when you stopped doing the McRib sandwich.
McDonald’s is sorry for your disappointment. Unfortunately the Bacon Cheeseburger has been removed from the UK menu. However there are a number of other great burgers for you to try, such as the promotional Big Tasty. You can find out more about this and all other McDonald’s UK menu items at www.mcdonalds.co.uk. Plus, if you're really missing the Bacon Cheeseburger, you can contact the Customer Services team by visiting the 'Contact Us' section at www.mcdonalds.co.uk to let them know. (May 2009)

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