Famished, frugal diners always love a buy-one-get-one deal because it means big savings. Pay full price for the first item and get the second one at a reduced price.
And McDonald’s is bringing back its popular Buy One, Add One for $1 deal on many menu favorites at participating locations — starting Jan. 7, 2025.
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The offer will be available for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Buy One, Add One for $1 Breakfast
At most locations, breakfast is served until 10:30 a.m.
The deal includes the following items for breakfast:
Sausage McMuffin
Sausage Biscuit
Sausage Burrito
Hash Browns
Buy One, Add One for $1 Lunch and Dinner
The deal includes the following items for lunch and dinner:
Chicken McNuggets (6-piece)
McChicken
Double Cheeseburger
Small Fries
Mix or match any two items. Pay the regular menu price for one and get the second (of equal or lesser value) for just a dollar more.
The cost of one menu item ranges from around $2.50 to $4, so the savings definitely add up. Regular price varies by location.
At only a buck for the second item, hungry bargain hunters would be foolish to pass on the savings — eat both items (if you’re really hungry!), share the second item with a friend or save it for a midnight snack.
The offer is available in-restaurant and via the McDonald’s app. The discount is automatically applied at checkout.
$5 Meal Deal Continues
If you’re hungrier for more savings, McDonald’s also continues to offer its popular $5 Meal Deal. The offer has been extended through Summer 2025.
The $5 Meal Deal includes your choice of a McDouble or McChicken sandwich, small fries, 4 Chicken McNuggets and small soft drink – all for just $5.
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