FAST food fans are raving over a new cheap gadget that’s perfect for those who love snacking on the go.
McDonald’s fans are thrilled to discover the £6 device on Amazon which makes eating in your car easier.
If you ever stopped by a drive through for a cheeky McDonald’s, but had no patience to wait until you get home, then Amazon has a perfect solution for you.
Car fries cup holder makes it way more convenient to snack on the delightful fried potatoes in the comfort of your motor.
The genius device is made specifically to hold McDonald’s fries packaging, ensuring that they don’t go flying around your cabin.
The gadget can be firmly fixed in the cup holder, leaving the favourite snack within your arms’ reach.
If you want to spice it up, the fries device also comes with two dipping sauce holders for all of your beloved condiments.
The snazzy gadget means you can dip into ketchup or other preferred sauces without risking to mess up your car.
The dip holders can be anchored to the vent and they can hold dip bags from fast food chains tightly.
The game-changing product is selling for only £5.98 on Amazon for all three pieces of accessory and has racked in amazing reviews.
One person wrote: “Bought this kit for the car so that when my daughter is trying to eat her takeaway whilst I drive it isn’t going everywhere!
“Placing the sauce holders on the air vents also works great, no more ketchup being spilt in my car!”
Another one said: “Perfect for car snacking.”
Elsewhere, drivers have been raving about another clever dirt cheap gadget that helps keep their cars spick and span.
Motorists have called the £1.99 item “brilliant” as it keeps vehicles free from rubbish and in tip top condition.
Drivers have also been snapping up a “good value” car gadget helping to keep their jackets crease-free.
Hanging clothes in the back of your car is never ideal but motorists believe they have found the ultimate solution.
And motorists have been going wild after discovering a cheap gadget that can charge all their electronic devices on the go.
The game-changing tool can rid your dash of annoying wires while keeping your car connected.
Rule 148 of the Highway Code says that “safe driving and riding needs concentration”.
Research by the University of Leeds suggests that the reaction times of motorists who are eating were up to 44 per cent slower than usual.
Police have warned that even a short lapse in concentration can have serious consequences for all road users.
While it’s not illegal to eat while driving as there’s no specific law against it, drivers should be cautious as it can be almost as dangerous as using a phone while driving.
If you get distracted while snacking behind the wheel and lose control of your vehicle as a result, the police may prosecute you for careless driving.
The offence carries a fine of £100 and three penalty points on your licence.
In more serious cases, or those that are contested in court, the charge can attract a maximum £5,000 fine, up to nine penalty points and even a court-imposed driving ban.
