A simulation has explained why you should never drink from a McDonald’s McFlurry spoon.
McDonald’s McFlurry, a fan-favorite frozen dessert since 1998, has delighted millions with its creamy vanilla soft serve and variety of tasty toppings.
While the treat has undergone several changes over the years, one aspect of it has remained somewhat overlooked – the unique plastic spoon that accompanies the dessert.
The History and Evolution of the McFlurry
Introduced in 1998, the McFlurry quickly became one of McDonald’s signature treats.
Originally developed by franchisee Ron McLellan in 1995, the McFlurry was rolled out on the main menu in 1997. Its original flavors included Oreo, Heath, Nestle Crunch, M&M’s, and Butterfinger – flavors that became iconic in their own right.
Over the years, McDonald’s has collaborated with various confectionery giants, such as Smarties, Oreos, Cadbury, Nestle, and Mars, to bring exciting new flavors and combinations to the menu.
Despite the product’s success and changing flavors, one element of the sweet treat that has always stood out is the peculiar plastic spoon.
Although most people use the spoon simply to enjoy their dessert, few know its intriguing design origin.
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