Man Tries To Drink One Gallon Shamrock Shake
At first, the Shamrock Shake from McDonald’s sounds like a fun time. But despite what your mom told you growing up, not everything that’s green is good for you.
At first, the Shamrock Shake from McDonald’s sounds like a fun time. But despite what your mom told you growing up, not everything that’s green is good for you.
In about a week, Shamrock Shakes will start disappearing from McDonald's again. So if you want them year-round...or you'd rather make them at home instead of drinking a cup of mysterious chemicals...here's how.
Breaking news: Early reports are in that the SHAMROCK SHAKE has begun its annual appearance at various McDonald's locations around the country. If you want to find the closest location already serving them, there's a website called ShamrockShake.com that tracks their appearances.
McDonald’s bright-green Shamrock Shake, a minty beverage only available around St. Patrick’s Day each year, has a cult following that rivals that of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” and short-lived TV series “Firefly” (though possibly not McDonald’s other fan-favorite seasonal menu item, the McRib). The shake counts over 21,000 fans on its unofficial Facebook page and famous fans like Jimmy Fallon have paid public tribute to its allure. The shake’s availability varies from franchise to franchise, so Shamrock cultists have crowdsourced a Shamrock Shake locator on the web.
What’s all the fuss about? This vintage Shamrock Shake commercial from 1983 may hold the answer: