McDonald’s is bringing back its beloved Shamrock Shake with the help of an old friend. The minty green milkshake will return ...

Feb. 4. The chain will donate 25 cents per shake to local chapters for Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC). To help the St. Patrick's Day treat return, Grimace is reuniting with his long-lost uncle ...

However, some McDonald's locations may have Shamrock Shakes as early as today, Feb. 4. Will Shamrock Shakes be at McDonald's permanently? No, they will only be at locations around ...

McDonald's brings back Uncle O'Grimacey, the beloved green mascot, to celebrate the return of the Shamrock Shake.

The Shamrock Shake is returning to McDonald's locations nationwide starting on this month, and with it is coming an old friend.

Despite his hiatus, the green, furry icon was never forgotten. Uncle O’Grimacey earned his own merch line, called the Uncle O ...

In the lead up to Valentine’s Day, McDonald’s announced it’ll be selling a new stainless-steel tumbler inspired by the purple and yellow McDonaldland character Grimace — but only in Australia.

On Tuesday, February 18, Uncle O'Grimacey will make a special appearance at the McDonald's located at 4780 N. Yampa Street, ...

Uncle O’Grimacey, Grimace’s uncle ... wears a green cob hat and a green vest. The Shamrock Shake was invented in 1967 by a Connecticut McDonald’s owner named Hal Rosen.

McDonalds has finally confirmed that the rumours are true. The Shamrock Shake will be available in the UK next month. Following on from the success of the sell-out Grimace Shake last ... are sure to ...

McDonald’s UK: Green milkshake to make debut in restaurants ... arriving in the UK following on from the success of its purple Grimace Shake, which made its debut on the menu in 2024 after ...