Core offer
Sausage burrito for $2
McDonald's: Sausage burrito for $2 · Jul 9–31, 2026
NewMcDonald's advertised its sausage burrito for $2, emphasizing a fixed low price regardless of how it's sauced.
Jul 9, 2026
First seen
Jul 31, 2026
Last seen
5
Reads
2
Shows
1
Active months
17s
Avg. length
13-week activity
Public campaign reads by observed week
1
3
1
Renewal signals
30 dayPending
60 dayPending
90 dayPending
Promo-code persistence
No recurring promo code was observed.
Shows
Where the campaign appeared
Placements
pre-roll3
mid-roll1
post-roll1
Categories
Representative reads
Examples across the campaignExample transcript
The read that best represents this campaign's recurring script
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Est. value ~$220range $32–$1.5Klow confidence
On the under $3 menu at McDonald's, the sausage burrito is $2. So dip, drizzle, or douse to your heart's desire. Because no matter how you sauce your sausage burrito, it's still just $2 with McValue. Limited time only. Prices and participation may vary. Prices may be higher for delivery.
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