MANY people like to customise their McDonald’s or find secret combinations on the menu. 

But one fast food fan decided to see just how far he could push his orders, and ended up items such as a bunless Triple Cheeseburger and a Vegetable Deluxe salad. 

MyLondon decided to order four customised "monstrosities" from McDonald's via JustEat to see what would happen.

They slightly tweaked normal items off the menu to see if the chain would notice the differences. 

They said: “There are many delivery apps on the crowded marketplace but JustEat is perhaps the most famous, adored by millions of users for its simplicity and handy customisation feature.

“This means you can easily add and substitute items from your order to your heart's content, safe in the knowledge your instructions will be relayed to the restaurant.

“To put this feature to the test and find out how far customer service could reasonably go, we decided to order four customised monstrosities from McDonald's.

“This is what happened.”

Big Mac – (No beef patty, no onions)

The Big Mac is as iconic as it gets at McDonald’s, but should you fiddle with a classic?

The fast food fans decided to delete the two patties and onions to see if staff would notice and deliver the goods.

They said: “As it turns out they delivered with aplomb and custom built our little parcel of nothingness.

“It looked and smelled like a Big Mac but possibly a vegan alternative.”

Vegetable Deluxe – (No bun, extra ketchup, extra tomato)

Feeling healthy? The team decided to give this classic vegetarian order a reshuffle.

MyLondon turned the burger into a salad by removing the bun and adding a slice of tomato, and also added ketchup instead of salad dressing.

They explained: "We added it all together and the good people of McDonald's delivered a monstrosity.

"An unspeakably ugly dish that by all rights should have got the customer sectioned, but we can't complain because we ordered it.”

BBQ Chicken Legend – (No bun)

If you prefer chicken to beef, you may be used to ordering a BBQ Chicken Legend instead of a regular burger. 

But if you are keen to make it leaner, why not simply remove the bun?

MyLondon said: "Ever since KFC launched their infamous double down burger, consisting of two chicken fillets with cheese in the middle, I've been fascinated by bunless chicken burgers.

“Call it a perversion or a sickness, I don't care, I simply had to see if they'd fulfil my greasy request.

“Sure enough, when I slid open the lid it was laid out in all its glory.

“Certainly the least offensive burger we ordered, it's just chicken after all.”

Triple Cheeseburger – (No bun, extra bacon)

Sometimes bigger really is better, so the team decided to get a Triple Cheeseburger and do their own twist.

They removed the bun and added bacon, which cost an extra 40p. 

MyLondon said: “Why anybody would have the need for three burgers is quite beyond me, but I'm willing to accept McDonald's know their market better than I do.

“This time we once more chose to remove the bun but also opted to add some bacon at a cost of 40p.

“I was intrigued as to how they'd incorporate them into the design of the burger.

Call it a perversion or a sickness, I don't care, I simply had to see if they'd fulfil my greasy request.

“Would they slide them lovingly into the crease of the meat tower or perhaps layer one on top and one on the bottom.

“As it turned out they did neither, instead dropping them on to the mess of a meal without so much as a second glance.

“The whole thing looked like roadkill quite honestly, I won't be ordering it again.”

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