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Toronto one of the first places where you can now get a McDonald's BTS Meal

The BTS Meal has hit McDonald's locations in Toronto on its world tour, and fans are eagerly snapping it up and snapping photos of its photogenic packaging for social media.

BTS is a K-Pop boy band that's soared to international stardom with hits like Boy With LuvDynamite and Butter

Introduced to Canada on May 26, the meal is basically a 10-piece chicken nugget meal which comes with fries and a drink, but with special edition Cajun and sweet chili sauces.

Also, the meal doesn't come in ordinary red and yellow McDonald's packaging, but instead is packaged in a cute purple.

In fact, the packaging might even be more sought after than the specialty sauces.

You had to be lucky to snag it, too, as it seems some people only received some of the special packaging with the meal, others not at all.

Someone even created their own BTS gachapon machines dispensing capsule items, which they said on social media they'd move around the city.

Inside the capsules are trinkets like keychains and pins.

You can always try double-checking with the McDonald's location nearest you to see if they have the packaging to avoid disappointment.

Not many people seem to be talking about how the sauces actually taste, but everyone can agree they look just as pretty as the rest of the packaging.

The BTS Meal also debuted on its "tour" in several other countries on May 26, including the United States, the Dominican Republic, Austria, Brazil, Colombia and Malaysia. 

The meal will be available in Taiwan, South Korea, Vietnam, Mexico, UAE, the Philippines, Latvia, Morocco, El Salvador and Puerto Rico as well as plenty of other countries over the course of the summer.

For now, though, Toronto and Canada are some of the first to enjoy the new sauces and the pretty packaging that comes with the BTS meal.

Lead photo by

@acellamson, with files from Sophie Chong


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