McDonald's takes mozzarella dippers off the menu and replaces them with cheese melts.
When McDonald's announced that it was going to add the deep-fried cheese stick to its menu nationwide starting in 2016 — and selling three sticks for a dollar at that — collective gasps from thrilled customers could be heard across the country (via Business Insider).
They're back! Melty mozzarella cheese sticks, breaded with a golden crust base. Sticks served hot, ready for that dipping and cheesy stretching! They're back!
The ASA made its decision after an investigation, which was launched in response to complaints about a McDonald's TV commercial and an advert on the Mumsnet website. A voiceover on the TV advert said: 'Grape, apple, and raspberry juice with refreshing sparkling water.
From 2002 until 2003, the Big N' Tasty was one of the flagship products for the McDonald's Dollar Menu. McDonald's removed the Big N' Tasty from the Dollar Menu on February 1, 2003, so that the Double Cheeseburger could take its place.
Our attention turned to Mozzarella Dippers – suddenly realising that we had never actually formally reviewed the popular cheese side from McDonald's. Because of how often they appear on the menu, you could call them the 'Big Tasty' of the cheese sides available at McDonald's.
Shoppers can choose from three pieces of Mozzarella Dippers with one Salsa Dip, or a nine piece Sharebox with three salsa Dips.
Three sticksThree sticks of Mozzarella cheese coated in breadcrumbs and served with Salsa dip. Nutrition and allergen information do not include dips.
McDonald's began serving mozzarella cheese sticks last summer, and court documents say Howe ordered up a 3-piece serving of the fried snack on Christmas Eve last year. Howe says he would have kept his $1.27 had he known about the cheese additives.
On McDonald's website, the company says the sticks are "made with 100% real and melty mozzarella cheese," and a list of ingredients says the mozzarella has 2% or less of additives including modified potato and food starch. A snapshot of the McDonald's mozzarella cheese stick packaging included in the lawsuit.
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