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Simon Duke

McDonald's giving away FREE breakfast food when you buy any hot drink this week

Many of us need little encouragement to tuck into a McDonald's and there's extra incentive to get down to the Golden Arches this week.

And that's because Maccy D's are running a VERY tasty offer, which lets customers help themselves to some free food.

The deal is offering a Free Cheesy Bacon Flatbread, with the purchase of any hot drink from the McCafe range.

McDonald's is giving the flatbreads away to customers who order a hot drink on its app between Monday and Sunday (April 8-14) before 10.30am.

Reacting to a post about the deal on Extreme Couponing & Bargains' Facebook page, someone joked "Maccies breakfast all week?"

Another follower reacted "i know where im going for coffee in the morning lol"

McDonald's free flatbread (McDonald's)

The only small print to the breakfast deal is that you definitely need the app to claim it. You can't just walk into your nearest branch of McDonald's and ask for it.

If you don't already have the free McDonald's app, iPhone users can download it  here while it's available for Android users on  Google Play .

You will need to sign up for an account to redeem the offer.

The good news is that once you've done all that, Maccy D's hot drinks start at just 79p so you won't need to spend much to get your free flatbread.

The free flatbreads are being limited to one per customer.

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