I’ve been in your shoes more than once – sitting in the drive-thru with a fresh receipt, excited for that discounted meal, only to stare at a blank screen or

I’ve been in your shoes more than once – sitting in the drive-thru with a fresh receipt, excited for that discounted meal, only to stare at a blank screen or

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve stared at my phone in a McDonald’s car park, receipt in hand, only to see “survey code invalid” flash up. It’s

I’ve been there myself – staring at my phone in the car park, receipt in hand, ready for that free burger reward, only to see “invalid code” or a blank

I’ve filled out the McDonald’s Food for Thoughts survey dozens of times across different UK branches, from busy London spots to quieter drive-thrus in the

I’ve been popping into McDonald’s for years, and one of my favourite little tricks is turning a quick feedback session into a proper meal deal. If you’re in

Have you ever finished a McDonald’s meal and wondered if your thoughts on those golden fries could actually matter? They do. I’ve grabbed a quick bite at my

McDonald’s Food for Thoughts UK Survey I grabbed a Big Mac last week and turned my receipt into a free McChicken Sandwich. It felt brilliant.

Here you’ll find step-by-step guides explaining how the McDonald’s Food for Thoughts UK survey works, how to enter your receipt details, and how to claim your £2.99 reward.