McDonald’s BIG Announcement: New additions to the US Menu

The upcoming big announcement brings 2 changes to the McDonald’s US Menu. Also starting July 8, customers can try a new line of Spicy McMuffin sandwiches which includes the brand’s bold Spicy Pepper Sauce. And two days later, on July 10, the popular Snack Wraps, discontinued in 2016, are making a nationwide comeback.

 

The Breakfast lineup includes – Egg McMuffin with Spice pepper sauce, Spicy McMuffin and Spicy McMuffin with Egg.

Just two days later, on Thursday, July 10, McDonald’s is also officially bringing back Snack Wraps nationwide, reported Mint. The wraps were discontinued in 2016 but have remained one of the most requested items on social media.

The returning Snack Wraps will include shredded lettuce, a cheese blend of Monterey Jack and Cheddar, and a choice between Ranch or Spicy Pepper Sauce, all wrapped in a flour tortilla.

The highlight is the McDonalds new Spicy pepper sauce, which brings a fresh and new taste to the classic breakfast menu. Will it be a Hit or a Miss? 

Bharat Bandh: A Nationwide Protest

Crores of workers from various fields which include construction, postal services, mining, banking, insurance are expected to go on a nationwide protest on 9 July, Wednesday. This may potentially affect the functioning of these sectors in the country including transportation for general public.

 

The forum of 10 central trade union called the nationwide protest, criticising the government for not conducting the annual labour conference for the last 10 years, and urging that the economic policies are resulting in more unemployment, rising prices necessary goods and services, and low wages.

 

The forum also says that the government is responsible for not creating enough job opportunities for those in age group of 25-35 years. The young adults are struggling as they are rejected for not having enough work experience. Ironically, one gets work experience after working only.

 

The protest is being organised to oppose the anti-worker, anti-farmer and anti-national pro-corporate policies of the government.

 

Will the schools and colleges remain open?