Bring back the Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder and Sakura Sprite to the UK
The Issue
Imagine biting into the juiciest, most flavour-packed burger you've ever had, only to find it's disappeared from existence. That's how I feel every single day since McDonald's decided to retire the Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder in the UK. This was the best burger I have ever eaten in my life, and I miss it like a wife misses her soldier husband before she cheats.
McDonald's, a global leader in fast food innovation, once graced the UK palette with this incredible creation, combining savoury bacon with rich maple BBQ sauce, all housed within their signature Quarter Pounder. Not to mention the refreshing Sakura Sprite, a perfect drink counterpart that elevated the whole meal experience.
These unique products were more than just a meal; they represented a delightful fusion of American and Japanese flavours, that left a lasting impression on everyone who had the opportunity to indulge.
Many UK customers fondly remember these products and constantly crave their return. In fact, local surveys showed a retention rate for customers who dined at McDonald's primarily because of the Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder, resulting in increased sales during its availability. Bringing these products back isn't just about nostalgia, but also about providing what the market desires—ensuring McDonald's remains a cherished brand for the UK public.
Moreover, the return of these products could lead to a boost in sales, strengthen customer loyalty, and secure new clientele eager to try something extraordinary. The Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder and Sakura Sprite deserve another chance to tantalize our tastebuds and make our dining experience truly memorable.
Join me in urging McDonald's UK to restore this beloved burger and drink combination. Your signature brings us a step closer to indulging once again in the flavors we've been longing for. Sign this petition today and help revive the culinary magic that we've all missed. Together, we can make a unifying culinary statement and bring these legendary menu items back to our local McDonald's restaurants!
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The Issue
Imagine biting into the juiciest, most flavour-packed burger you've ever had, only to find it's disappeared from existence. That's how I feel every single day since McDonald's decided to retire the Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder in the UK. This was the best burger I have ever eaten in my life, and I miss it like a wife misses her soldier husband before she cheats.
McDonald's, a global leader in fast food innovation, once graced the UK palette with this incredible creation, combining savoury bacon with rich maple BBQ sauce, all housed within their signature Quarter Pounder. Not to mention the refreshing Sakura Sprite, a perfect drink counterpart that elevated the whole meal experience.
These unique products were more than just a meal; they represented a delightful fusion of American and Japanese flavours, that left a lasting impression on everyone who had the opportunity to indulge.
Many UK customers fondly remember these products and constantly crave their return. In fact, local surveys showed a retention rate for customers who dined at McDonald's primarily because of the Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder, resulting in increased sales during its availability. Bringing these products back isn't just about nostalgia, but also about providing what the market desires—ensuring McDonald's remains a cherished brand for the UK public.
Moreover, the return of these products could lead to a boost in sales, strengthen customer loyalty, and secure new clientele eager to try something extraordinary. The Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder and Sakura Sprite deserve another chance to tantalize our tastebuds and make our dining experience truly memorable.
Join me in urging McDonald's UK to restore this beloved burger and drink combination. Your signature brings us a step closer to indulging once again in the flavors we've been longing for. Sign this petition today and help revive the culinary magic that we've all missed. Together, we can make a unifying culinary statement and bring these legendary menu items back to our local McDonald's restaurants!
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Petition created on 4 February 2026