First world problems! The Bachelor’s Noni Janur whinges when McDonald’s botches her UberEats order while in coronavirus self-quarantine
Former Bachelor star Noni Janur is among the thousands of Australian travellers who have gone into self-quarantine after returning from overseas.
But the 29-year-old swimwear designer learned on Wednesday that, even with all the benefits of modern technology, isolating at home can be a frustrating experience.
She ordered McDonald’s via UberEats but was left disappointed when the restaurant botched her order by delivering a bun-less chicken burger.
‘My late night binge was ruined’: Ex-Bachelor star Noni Janur ordered McDonald’s via UberEats on Wednesday but was left disappointed when she was delivered a bun-less chicken burger
Noni, who flew from Bali to the Gold Coast last month, wanted a McChicken with a plain steamed bun instead of the standard burger bun topped with sesame seeds.
But when her sandwich arrived, it had no bun whatsoever.
‘So I’m kind of confused,’ she wrote on her Instagram Story. ‘I just ordered a McChicken. No quarter pounder bun and add steam bun, and this is what I get.’
No buns? Noni wanted a McChicken with a plain steamed bun instead of the standard burger bun topped with sesame seeds. But when her sandwich arrived, it had no bun whatsoever
As she lifted the lid of the burger box, she revealed a single chicken patty topped with mayonnaise and shredded lettuce – but no bun.
‘Like, am I missing something?’ she added.
In a subsequent post, she told her followers: ‘I’m pretty disappointed, if you couldn’t tell. My late-night binge was ruined. I am genuinely confused what a steamed bun is now.’
Not McHappy! In a subsequent post, Noni wrote, ‘I’m pretty disappointed, if you couldn’t tell. My late-night binge was ruined. I am genuinely confused what a steamed bun is now’
The steamed bun is the bun used for the Filet-O-Fish burger.
It is light and more pillowy in texture and is not toasted like the standard sesame seed bun used for Quarter Pounders and other burgers.
It comes after Noni shared a TikTok video on March 19 demonstrating what it was like to get a nasal swab test for coronavirus.
Up in the air: Noni has been staying at home in self-isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic, after flying back to the Gold Coast from Bali last month
‘Just don’t hit my brain!’ Noni said as a doctor slowly inserted a long Q-tip into her nostril. She closed her eyes and grimaced until the test was over.
The COVID-19 nasal swab allows healthcare workers to collect secretions from the uppermost part of the throat.
A healthcare worker will insert the Q-tip as far as it will go into a person’s nose, twirl it around to collect a sample, then gently remove it and place it into a vial.
The swab is then sent to a lab for testing. Noni is yet to share her results and Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting she has coronavirus.
Test: It comes after Noni shared a TikTok video on March 19 demonstrating what it was like to get a nasal swab test for coronavirus. She is yet to share her results
Pandemic: As of Thursday afternoon, there are 5,108 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, including 23 deaths