NHS staff can tuck into cut-price meals until the end of this year, thanks to an extended deal offered by McDonald's.
The fast food giant was originally due to end the offer at the end of last year, but have pledged to honour it until the end of 2022.
The offer, first unveiled last July, entitles healthcare workers to 20% off the whole menu when ordered through the McDonald's app.
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Eligible workers can only use the discount once a week, and must sign up to the McDonald's app with their NHS email address to take advantage of the deal.
The offer refreshes every Monday, and NHS staff must wait for the offer to appear in the deals section of the app before it can be used.
David Bater, marketing executive at NHS Discount Offers said: "This is a great start to the New Year for NHS staff who work in difficult and testing conditions all year round.
"Its a really kind gesture from this well known UK brand and its great news they've extended the offer until the end of 2022."
McDonald's first launched the deal to frontline heroes to mark Freedom Day on July 19, 2021, which marked the end of the first lockdown.
Prior to that, the burger giant gave away free drinks to NHS staff and other council and emergency staff.
McDonald's first restaurant in the UK opened in Woolwich, South London, in 1974 and the US chain now has about 1300 outlets throughout the country.
