No one will mistakenly try to drink their McFlurry through its hollow plastic spoon ever again.
on its internal blog that it would officially be phasing out its most iconic utensil: the McFlurry spoon . The change comes as the popular frozen dessert celebrates 26 years of offering customers its sweet icy treat as well as confusing them with its serving tool.
According to McDonald’s, the spoon was created by an employee at one of McDonald’s suppliers, Flurry International, in 1995. Since the dessert’s official introduction in 1997, people have been McDonald's is giving out free fries every Friday for the rest of 2023. Here's how to get themMcDonald’s says “true McFlurry fans know the spoon doubles as a spindle,” a tool the chain’s workers have that stirs toppings into its soft serve.
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