According to McDonald’s, the Shamrock Shake was invented in 1967 by a McDonald’s owner/operator based in Connecticut named Hal Rosen. The mint shake, of course intended to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, ...
Here is what I thought about the limited-edition Shamrock Shake being sold at McDonald's to celebrate St Patrick's Day.
The Shamrock Shake is back at McDonald's and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Georgia is encouraging people to grab a shake. Patty Gibbs, CEO of RMHC of Central Georgia, said 25 cents from ...
The green milkshake comes in three sizes: a small for £2.19, a medium for £2.69, and a large for £3.09. McDonald's has also ...
Until March 23 at participating McDonald’s, 25 cents from every Shamrock Shake sold is donated directly to the local Ronald ...
The Shamrock Shake was first introduced in the US in 1967, 7 years before the first McDonald's chain opened in the UK ...
For years, McDonald’s fans in the UK have been begging the fast food chain to bring one very specific menu item over from the ...
A McDonald’s first has appeared on UK menus - and it's got everyone talking. The Shamrock Shake is only available for a ...
McDonald's UK has launched the famous US Shamrock Shake, much to the delight of milkshake fans. The shake is sold by the fast ...
Don’t feel guilty about guzzling gallons of Shamrock Shakes this St. Patrick’s Day season. Through March 23, participating ...
Dave’s Hot Chicken has added The Lucky Charms Top-Loaded Shake to its menu just in time to celebrate the luck of the Irish ...