McFlurry
Soft serve ice cream blended with your choice of mix-ins.
Nutrition Facts
* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.
The McFlurry was invented in Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada in 1995 by McDonald's franchisee Ron McLellan. It quickly gained popularity and was introduced across North America and then globally. Its creation reflects a growing trend towards customizable desserts within fast-food contexts.
The McFlurry has become a ubiquitous dessert item in many cultures where McDonald's operates, representing a convenient and customizable treat often associated with fast-food dining experiences and quick indulgence.
Global Availability
The McFlurry is available in numerous countries worldwide, although the specific flavors and mix-ins may vary based on regional preferences and ingredient availability.
Fast-Food Culture
It is emblematic of fast-food culture, providing an easily accessible and quickly consumed dessert option for consumers on the go.
Promotional Flavors
McDonald's frequently introduces limited-time McFlurry flavors linked to popular brands, holidays, or cultural events, creating a sense of novelty and encouraging repeat purchases.
The McFlurry offers a simple base of vanilla soft serve ice cream combined with a variety of mix-in toppings, offering a diverse range of flavor profiles from sweet and chocolatey to fruity and crunchy.
The core flavor profile relies on the sweetness and smooth texture of McDonald's vanilla soft serve. This is then augmented by the chosen mix-in. Common mix-ins include Oreo cookie pieces (chocolatey and creamy), M&M's (chocolate and crunchy), and various McFlurry flavors featuring pie pieces and sauces based on seasonal promotions.
Mix-In Distribution
If you feel the mix-ins aren't evenly distributed, ask the server to mix it a bit more thoroughly. The special spoon is designed to do this effectively.
Melting Time
McFlurries can melt relatively quickly, especially in warmer climates. Consider consuming it soon after purchase to prevent it from becoming overly liquid.
Customization
While limited by available options, you can often request a different amount of mix-ins, adding more of one ingredient or requesting a smaller portion if desired. Specific requests depend on location and employee willingness.
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