A MCDONALD'S worker has revealed the discontinued item on the menu that staff miss the most - and is petitioning the big bosses to bring it back.
Daniel Parker, 20, regularly speaks out about life working at one of the fast food giant's Glasgow branches on TikTok.
He has built up an army of 150k admirers on social media after sharing snaps in his Maccies uniform - earning him the nickname McRipped.
In a recent clip (@mcrippedd), Daniel revealed some items that would be making a return to McDonald's from today, January 4.
The list included the Aero McFlurry and spicy sriracha chicken wrap
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But social media users were fuming that one fan-favourite was missing as one said: "Bring back breakfast wrap NOW."
A second agreed: "Would make my life."
Meanwhile, a third insisted: "They need to bring back the breakfast wrap."
And Daniel later said staff are in full agreement as he called on his bosses to reinstate it on the menu in a video captioned "McDonald’s, bring back the breakfast wraps".
He said: "Right, a lot of people are saying this. They want the breakfast wrap back.
"So I think it’s only fair if we blow this video up and tag McDonald’s because everyone at my work, people that I’ve spoken to, they miss one thing, and that’s the breakfast wrap which consists of bacon, egg, sausage and hash brown.
"Or, nah, it was a rostie. So yeah, let’s bring them back.
"Also with a bit of cheese."
Student Daniel is a manager at one of McDonald’s Glasgow branches and has become a viral star on TikTok with more than 12 million likes on his videos.
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He gives an insight into what it’s like to work at the fast food giant and how he stays in shape while always eating their stuff.
Elsewhere, another McDonald’s worker insists staff know EXACTLY the kind of person you are based on your order - and you're judged for being a Big Mac guy.
The fast food chain has over 36,000 outlets in over 100 nations, which serve 68 MILLION customers daily.
