Twitter Users Have Been Finding Secret McDonald's Holiday Item The holiday pie first made its debut onto menus in 1999.
By Emily Rella •
'Tis the season for festive drinks and desserts, as annual favorites are finding their way back onto menus at our favorite restaurants and chains.
McDonald's is unmatched when it comes to limited runs of seasonal and cultish items. Look no further than the McRib, which caused a stir last month when it found its way back into the paws of customers nationwide.
This holiday season, the chain is putting its Holiday Pie back in rotation — but you'll have to search hard if you want to get your hands on one.
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The somewhat obscure treat, which debuted in 1999 as part of a promotion for Toy Story 2, consists of a flaky, buttery pie crust filled with vanilla custard and coated in glazed sugar and rainbow sprinkles.
Customers can search on their McDonald's apps to see if the pies are available at a location near them.
Some users on Twitter have already had luck finding the coveted pastry in California, Ohio, Texas and New York, among other select regions.
As if I needed another reason to love moving to Texas! @McDonalds holiday pies! Utah hasn't had these for years!
— Sterling Chin (@SilverJaw82) November 27, 2021
Oh how I've missed you dear holiday pie! pic.twitter.com/XH6p5WNTMi
Up in the am @McDonalds wow the Holiday Pie is back yessir I'm goin everyday of December my favorite combination #HolidayPie #CaramelFrape #Mcgriddle pic.twitter.com/yIAQcLz9Rm
— Jamal Tescum (@JamalTescum) December 1, 2021
The way the light is shining on this @McDonalds holiday pie
— Dr. Annette Wallace (@Aewallace8) November 30, 2021
Shew, just shew pic.twitter.com/TMak6jmwEn
HOLIDAY PIE IS BACCCCKKKKKK at @McDonalds My apologies to my southern loves who'll never know. pic.twitter.com/AsIEbna1an
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HOLIDAY PIES ARE AT MCDONALDS AND IM SO HAPPY RIGHT NOW. pic.twitter.com/EXcIZL9IVM
— ♡ ash ♡ ⁷ ☽ loves seokjinnie (@tinyyoonmins) December 1, 2021
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