Three of the best things in the world are chocolate, pumpkin flavoring, and McDonald’s French fries. And McDonald’s is combining all three of those things in honor of Halloween.
Yes, McDonald’s has announced that from Sept. 18 to Oct. 31, drunk and sober customers alike will have the option to drench their succulent fries in chocolate and pumpkin-flavored syrups.
What the world needs now is pumpkin fries, sweet pumpkin fries. These pumpkin fries, which we can only assume are gluten free, need to be made available in the U.S. stat. McDonald’s: please hear our prayers.
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