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Nando’s has a secret menu and this is what you can order from it

The hacks you need to know about

Olivia Petter
Wednesday 04 October 2017 09:33 BST
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Nando’s has a secret menu where superfans of the spicy chicken establishment can order speciality items - thanks to a few simple hacks.

Photographs of a range of off-menu dishes have been circulating on social media and it’s safe to say that people are pretty excited by the culinary revelations.

From to the delicious garlic bread bun to the urban legend that is the Nando's burrito, the world is your peri peri-soaked oyster if you put your mind to it.

In case you didn't get the memo – which you shouldn't have because it’s secret – the secret menu is the biggest thing to happen to fast food since, erm, fast food.

McDonalds, Starbucks and Chipotle all boast off-menu dishes of their own, so it was only a matter of time until Nando’s got on board the hush-hush train.

Here are some of the delicacies you can order from Nando’s if you’re in the know.

Nando’s burrito

Make any meal a burrito by asking for it in a wrap with rice on the side.

When the wrap arrives, simply stuff the rice inside and you’ve got yourself a bona fide burrito.

Cheesy mash

Make your mash a cheesy cloud of heaven by simply asking for an added slice of cheese and allowing it to melt into the fluffy carbohydrate goodness.

Cheesy garlic bread

Similar to the above, you can invigorate the humble Nando’s garlic bread by requesting a few slices of cheese and simply – you guessed it – placing them on top of the warm bread.

Science says that the cheese will melt and create a party of flavours in your mouth.

Garlic bread bun

Less of a secret menu hack and more of a culinary DIY project, the garlic bread bun is created by simply ordering a side of garlic bread and sandwiching your burger in between the slices, replacing your normal bun with a world of garlicky goodness.

For the real daredevils amongst you, if you add a dash of peri peri to your creation you could even make it a Garinaise burger, as one fan termed it.

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