FINALLY, the fast-food world is okay again because McDonald's has brought back its mozzarella dipper sides - but it's for a limited time only.

The nation's favourite side (after fries of course) was ditched and replaced with breaded Camembert bites with a festive dip over Christmas.

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And whilst they tasted great, it wasn't the same.

But because all good things must come to an end, including Christmas, the original mozzarella dippers are back.

The sides are returning for a limited time though - they'll be gone again by March 20.

That gives you just over a month to stock up on all the cheesy goodness that you need before they're gone again.

Some fans have already spotted the delicious sides back on the menu and they can hardly contain their excitement.

The sides come in threes and cost £1.59 per serving. Each portion contains 278 calories though so you might not want to tuck into too many if you're watching your waistline.

But they're a-okay for a treat every now and again.

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Hopefully, you won't be as unlucky as these customers who were serves mozzarella dippers without any cheese in them.

Earlier this week the fast-food chain launched an even BIGGER version of its iconic Big Mac burger.

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For a limited time only, the burger will be available both in mini and mega versions across all restaurants nationwide, following successful trials in the US. They'll be gone again by March 20.

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