McDonald’s is launching ten McNuggets for $1 deals and FREE fries for a limited time – but there’s a catch

McDonald’s fans in the US can now get ten Chicken McNuggets for $1 – plus free fries.

The fast food giant has been rolling out fall deals since September, and now through December 2, it has the McNuggets deal.

This is in addition to its Free Fries Friday that has been running since the summer.

To grab both offers, customers will need to download the McDonald’s app if they don’t already have it.

Once the app is downloaded, customers can order McNuggets on their phones or enter a four-digit code at their nearest McDonald’s.

McDonald’s customers can claim a $1 10 McNugget through the restaurant chain’s app now through December 2

Customers looking for free fries on Fridays can do so using the McDonald’s app, but must also make a purchase of at least $1 on another item.

Every person who downloads the app automatically becomes part of the McDonald’s Rewards program.

Customers can only claim the 10-McNugget meal once per week.

Free Fries Fridays are still up and running at participating locations, meaning customers hoping to score a free medium fry can do so with a minimum $1 purchase.

Like the customers who get the $1 10-piece McNugget deal, anyone hoping for free fries must be a Rewards member.

McDonald’s 10-piece McNuggets’ average costs this year is $5.29, according to the fast food chain.

However, the menu item’s price may vary depending on taxes and location, and may even cost more than $8 in some US states.

The average price of a medium french fry at McDonald’s, excluding sales tax, is about $3.29 this year.

McDonald’s customers looking for a medium fry should also be prepared to spend over $5 at some McDonald’s locations.

Customers must order 10-piece chicken nuggets on the McDonald’s app inside one of the fast food chain’s restaurants to get the $1 McNuggets deal

The fast food chain continues to promote its limited-time offers following its major E Coli outbreak last month.

The outbreak was linked to onions served on McDonald’s Quarter Pounder hamburgers, and at least one person died after eating the popular menu item.

McDonald’s market value fell by $12 billion after news of the outbreak.

Aside from the E Coli outbreak, McDonald’s shares have been slowly falling due to lower-than-expected sales.