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McDonalds Stop Branding McFlurries
Normally you get McFlurry's based on chocolate bars like Yorkie. But now the current is just called Chocolate Fudge Brownie, really generic
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OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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sounds nice actually
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So you mean they have a special edition flurry not associated with a brand name rather than "McDonalds Stop Branding McFlurries"?
I got a Cadbury's Cream Egg one last month. |
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So you mean they have a special edition flurry not associated with a brand name rather than "McDonalds Stop Branding McFlurries"?
I got a Cadbury's Cream Egg one last month. |
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Travesty...
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Yes and that was probably be the last ever branded McFlurry.
crying now
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Normally you get McFlurry's based on chocolate bars like Yorkie. But now the current is just called Chocolate Fudge Brownie, really generic
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Who cares as long as they taste the same
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Normally you get McFlurry's based on chocolate bars like Yorkie. But now the current is just called Chocolate Fudge Brownie, really generic
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In a supermarket do you take branding over taste? Can't see what the big deal is care to enlighten me?
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They still sell Smarties, Dairy Milk and Crunchie so I don't get where this panic is coming from. They have just gone with Starburst Milkshake this time when that would of probably been the McFlurry.
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Yes and that was probably be the last ever branded McFlurry.
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I went yesterday and there still selling Kit Kat, Smartie and Cadburys Dairy Cream mcflurrys.
The chocolate brownie mcflurrys are just another product. |
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i expect it saves them a stack of royalties
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i expect it saves them a stack of royalties
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Just had a Dairy Milk one about 2 hours ago. I did see the fudge one advertised, but they have not stopped the branded ones.
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The chocolate fudge brownie one is lovely......they mainly sell branded mcflurries. They have sold in the last year-
After eight Cream egg Yorkie All I can remember! But they have done others |
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The fudge brownie sounds lovely! But yeah, I was in there just now and they're selling Smarties etc. just the same as they always have, they just don't have a 'special' seasonal limited edition one a la Creme Egg.
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I doubt it. I think the chocolate manafacturers would probably pay McDonald's to get their products in the store.
I am much more inclined to think they get a few pence per pot sold from MacD's |
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The Fudge Brownie i had yesterday was smashing . Best one ive had . Big brownie pieces in it . In Australia none of there McFlurries are branded and they had a bubblegum flavoured one.
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They must be popular as i went in for one and had run out of the brownie pieces .
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