Social media is going WILD after McDonald’s announced the return of a long-awaited menu item: its Snack Wraps!
On Tuesday, June 3, the official account for McDonald’s, on X, formerly known as Twitter, took to the platform to share a brief message with its more than 4 million followers.
“snack wrap 07.10.2025,” the account initially posted before following up with a lengthier message, which read in part. “YOU commented under every post. YOU made petitions… asked for it back in the DRIVE THRU!? …tweeted every day for 100 days straight. YOU rallied. you organized. and i saw it all. thanks to you, the Snack Wrap will be back… because of YOU. see you 07.10.2025.”
i don’t usually do this, and i didn’t run this by brian from legal (sorry brian). but i have something to say. not as mcdonald’s but as the person behind the mcdonald’s account.
i once posted, “social media managers don’t control the menu.” as much as i hated admitting it at the…
— McDonald’s (@McDonalds) June 3, 2025
According to AP News, the snack wrap was discontinued in 2016 after reportedly being a “complicated” item for locations to prepare. For its return, the outlet adds that it will initially return with only a fried chicken option as opposed to also offering grilled chicken. Additionally, it will only return with two flavors: ranch or spicy.
X users immediately shared reactions to the news in the comment section of the tweets. Furthermore, the official account for X wrote, “crying in the drive thru.”
crying in the drive thru
— X (@X) June 3, 2025
Meanwhile, another X user deemed McDonald’s the “real MVP.”
The real MVP
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Moving Chains
While another user seemingly expressed their emotional reaction to the announcement.
Finally. pic.twitter.com/yZYy6UvpHG
— Maruf (@MKH2K9) June 3, 2025
Keep scrolling to see more reactions.
We are powerful aren’t we?
— My moms caregiver (@mymomcare) June 3, 2025
this hit different
— Guinness World Records (@GWR) June 3, 2025
— James Pritchard (@pritchbloc) June 3, 2025
As The Shade Room previously reported, in October 2023, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a food safety alert. Furthermore, the alert asserted that officials in multiple states were investigating an E. coli outbreak. Initially, it was believed that the outbreak was sparked by contaminated onions used in Mickey-D’s quarter-pounder burgers.
Ultimately, the outbreak spanned at least ten states, left one person deceased, and led to the company’s USA president, Joe Erlinger, issuing a statement.
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