The holidays can be chaotic, but at McDonald’s, chaos has never tasted so good. Dr. Seuss’s The Grinch is taking over the Golden Arches to unleash his diabolical culinary debut: The Grinch Meal, in partnership with Dr. Seuss Enterprises and McDonald’s.
Fans can feed their inner Grinch starting Dec. 2, with a mischievous meal that includes:
- Dill Pickle “Grinch Salt” McShaker™ Fries – a tangy twist on McDonald’s World Famous Fries®, which are making their U.S. debut
- A choice of a Big Mac® or 10-piece Chicken McNuggets® and a medium drink
- A pair of spirited socks – available in green, blue, red and yellow, scribbled with a special message from The Grinch himself
We’re happy to set up a McDelivery of The Grinch Meal for your team to enjoy and share with your audience. Just let us know your preferred choice between a Big Mac® or 10-piece Chicken McNuggets®, the best address and time for delivery and we can handle the rest.
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