If you fancy making a dupe Big Mac at home, you currently have to squish the bottom of a regular bun in between two burgers and it’s not quite the same.
Iceland’s Big Triple Bun will hopefully give you more freedom to fakeaway to your heart’s content and bulk up your barbecues.
Priced at just 69p for a pack of two – and clearly inspired by the McDonald’s classic – the buns have a sesame seed top, a middle to sandwich between burgers, and a sturdy bottom to keep it all together.
It’s the first of its kind to hit UK supermarkets, and comes right in time for barbecue season.
They’re in stores as of now, and are predicted to be a sell-out by the retailer who are currently aiming to be the ‘burger kings’ of the high street.
To try and tempt you further, Iceland is offering 50% extra free on its 100% British Beef Quarter Pounders, priced at £2.
For vegans, you could grab yourself some No Bull Burgers, which are down to £1 for two. Sainsbury’s and Tesco also have vegan Goodfella’s pizzas available now, which means your summer munches are well and truly sorted.
Last year, Iceland pledged to stop using palm oil in all their own-brand goods, and are even planning on going plastic-free in the next few years, so you can also be safe in the knowledge that you’re having an eco-friendly feast.
Right in time for the bank holiday!
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