It’s got fans buzzing… but there’s a catch. This shake is only available in Canada—for now. And U.S. fans are wondering if ...

Some may remember when McDonald's Happy Meals and toys featured McDonaldland characters.In 1971, McDonald's introduced ...

McDonald's He is shaped like Grimace — a round, plump body with short legs and arms — but is all green and wears a hat, shamrock-adorned vest and walking cane. Uncle O’Grimacey disappeared ...

Uncle O'Grimacey debuted in 1975, five years after the Shamrock Shake first hit the McDonald's menu. Shaped like Grimace, with a round body and short arms and legs, Uncle O'Grimacey is all green ...

The minty-green milkshake will return to McDonald's locations nationwide on Feb. 10, 2025. "Uncle O'Grimacey is a green grimace," McDonalds.Fandom.com stated. "He wears a green cob hat ...

McDonald’s is the undisputed ... the fuzzy green mascot who, according to McDonaldland lore, is the rarely seen uncle of the purple monster known as Grimace. The Irish spin on the character ...

Grimace and Uncle O’Grimacey are welcoming the Shamrock Shake back to restaurants nationwide on Monday, Feb. 10 Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department. She writes ...

Uncle O'Grimacey debuted in 1975, five years after the Shamrock Shake first hit the McDonald's menu. Shaped like Grimace, with a round body and short arms and legs, Uncle O'Grimacey is all green ...

Your favorite purple blob is going green for St. Patrick's Day and ... so it makes sense his uncle has the recipe. Grimace started his McDonald's career as a milkshake thief before seeing the ...

He is a relative of the purple McDonald's character known as Grimace, who first appeared in a commercial for the chain in 1975. "Uncle O'Grimacey is a green grimace," McDonalds.Fandom.com stated.