McDonald's fans have found a way to combine two items from its new menu to "blinding" effect.
Double Big Macs were launched in the UK last week as part of McDonald's Christmas menu.
But for many - with just a single slice of cheese - they looked a little dry.
The good news was that they're not the only addition - with breaded cheese dippers made with Camembert also arriving.
And by combining them, you could make something a bit special.
"If you don't stuff a double Big Mac with Cheese Melt Dippers, you're doing the McDonald's Christmas menu wrong," one fan Tweeted.
He added: "My original plan was to replace the bread in the middle but you'd lose too much burger sauce that way, and probably compromise the little structural integrity one of these things have..."
And people love the idea.
"How have we never done this before," one person replied.
"A visionary," another added.
Some people were even willing to go to go out of their way to make it happen.
One Tweeted: "I ran 6km to justify this. It is f*****g blinding. Good show."
Another wrote: "Goodness me, now that's a burger and a half."
And you won't even have anyone judging you for trying it either - with restaurants closed, you can only order for takeaway, click and collect or delivery.
Here's the full McDonald's Christmas menu and prices for 2020:
- Double Big Mac Meal - £4.19 for a single or £5.69 as a meal
- Jamaican Jerk Chicken Sandwich Meal - £4.39 for a single or £5.69 as a meal
- Cheese Melt Dippers - £1.79 for four or £4.79 for a sharebox
- Celebrations McFlurry - £1.39 or mini for £0.99
- Salted Caramel Latte - £1.69
