More than a month before St. Patrick's Day, McDonald's popular minty shake is back at participating locations nationwide, the Oak Brook, Ill.-based fast-food chain announced.
The drink is slated to stick around for a week after the traditional Irish holiday through March 24, while supplies last.
The holiday shake has been a seasonal tradition for nearly 50 years and debuted in 1970. The light green drink is made with vanilla soft-serve ice cream, minty syrup and whipped topping.
Like other seasonal drinks, the Shamrock Shake has a fan following and eager devotees took to social media to voice their excitement.
The minty moment you've been waiting for is finally here: the Shamrock Shake is back! Find one near you on our App. #ShamrockShakeSZN Only at part. McDonald's for a limited time. pic.twitter.com/le6EeAKkuv
— McDonald's (@McDonalds) February 13, 2019New menu item: McDonald's brings Donuts Sticks to breakfast starting next week
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"Hi @McDonalds I'm overly excited and impatiently waiting for my first #ShamrockShake of 2019 I CANNOT WAIT ANY LONGER," Twitter user @pacificeve tweeted to the company Thursday.
But since the shake is not rolling out to all locations, not everyone will be lucky enough to find it.
OMG IT'S TIME!!! #ShamrockShake pic.twitter.com/2rXlUZRnlY
— Dr. Heidi Beverine-Curry (@drheidibc) February 13, 2019For the second year, McDonald's has added a "Shamrock Shake Finder" to its mobile app to help track down the coveted drink. Enter your zip code on the shake finder to find participation locations. Also search for a location at www.mcdfinder.com.
The next McDonald's limited item launches Wednesday when McCafé Donuts Sticks join the breakfast menu.
After a disappointing winter with no eggnog shakes, I'm happy to see spring will not suck. #ShamrockShakepic.twitter.com/07NvTuvS37
— Brian (@BluelineBadger) February 12, 2019Hi @McDonalds I'm overly excited and impatiently waiting for my first #ShamrockShake of 2019 I CANNOT WAIT ANY LONGER pic.twitter.com/wcPlxruYOU
— evelyn (@pacificeve) February 14, 2019Follow USA TODAY reporter Kelly Tyko on Twitter: @KellyTyko
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