McDonald's customer uncovers menu glitch which lets you order a 'nothing burger' - but it still costs you money (6 Pics)

A little customisation never went astray, but one British teenager took it to the next level when ordering a humble cheeseburger from McDonald's this week.

When using the self-service machine Twitter user @Arikuyo thought she'd test out its elimination threshold.

And it turns out you can remove EVERYTHING from the burger one ingredient at a time until nothing is left.

But a system glitch means your order will still go through to the tills - and you'll be charged 99p for your empty bag.

Seventeen-year-old customer Ari, from East Anglia, ditched onion, mustard, ketchup, pickles, the patty, the bun and the sweet, sweet cheeseburger cheese until not a grain of sesame remained.

And after posting her snaps online - complete with the caption "I just spent 99p for nothing from McDonald's" - of course the internet has been losing it in response. And rightly so.

At the time of writing, her post had clocked up over 56,806 retweets and 132, 551 likes - including a comment from a user claiming to be a McDonald's employee confirming such an order WOULD indeed be sent to the kitchen.