McDonald’s Australia has announced its breakfast menu will now be served until 11:30am just weeks after it reduced the serving window to account for egg supply challenges.
Hungry customers now have an extra hour to get their breakfast fix from McDonald’s Australia after the chain announced the menu is now available until 11:30am.
McDonald's Australia announced the breakfast menu time change on Tuesday night. Picture: Roy VanDerVegt The fast food giant last month said it would temporarily offer breakfast until 10:30am, a major change from the usual 12pm cut off, as it tried to carefully manage its egg supplies. “The impact of avian influenza in Australia is being felt right across the poultry industries,” Australian Eggs Managing Director Rowan McMonnies said a statement in June.
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