For those who have been cutting back on junk food this January, you might want to make an exception over the coming weeks.
That's because McDonald's is removing three popular items from its menus across the UK on January 28.
From now, customers have less than two weeks to get their hands on the vanishing dishes.
But many McDonald's restaurants will only be selling the items while stocks last - so they could disappear sooner than we think.
So which dishes are going?
The coveted cheese melt dippers, which reappeared at McDonald's before Christmas, are one of the items being removed in less than two weeks.
Customers can buy four dippers for £1.49 or a box of 12 for £4.40.
Sadly, we'll also be waving goodbye to the spicy chicken nuggets.
These first appeared on McDonald's menus back in July 2019, following successful trails in the US and Asia.
Originally introduced for seven weeks, they were an instant hit with hundreds of UK fans lining up to try them.
The spicy nuggets recently returned on January 2nd this year, with McDonald's saying they would be around for a month.
Meanwhile, the Big Tasty was reintroduced at the end of last year for the McDonald's Christmas 2019 menu.
It's made with a beef burger, Emmental cheese, tomato, lettuce, onions, and a generous helping of the popular Big Tasty sauce.
You'll need to get your skates on as McDonald's is discontinuing both these items on January 28.
It follows the launch of McDonald's deals and freebies for January , including a Big Mac and fries for £2, free bacon rolls and free fries.
The chain also launched it's this month - and it includes veggie dippers.
