McDonald’s launches a Bad Bunny Happy Meal?
Can you imagine a Bad Bunny-themed Happy Meal? Many fans are wondering if that could really happen. This is what McDonald's says
If there’s one thing that has set McDonald’s apart for decades, it’s the iconic Happy Meal—a kids’ combo that includes food along with a collectible toy featuring characters from popular movies, shows, or even pop culture figures. But can you imagine a Bad Bunny-themed Happy Meal? Many fans are wondering if that could actually happen. So, what does the company have to say? Here’s what we know.
Is McDonald’s Releasing a Bad Bunny Happy Meal?
As of now, McDonald’s has not made any official announcements, so it’s unclear whether a Bad Bunny Happy Meal is part of their future plans. The rumor began after an Instagram post where a fan designed a concept of what a Happy Meal themed around the famous artist might look like.
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According to the user @kyushi.th, the imagined collaboration between Bad Bunny and McDonald’s would include a burger or nuggets shaped like a bunny, fries, and a soft drink—plus the signature Happy Meal toy, themed with elements from the singer’s latest album. This is the fan-made result:
Just a reminder: this Bad Bunny Happy Meal is not an official product from the fast-food chain… but wouldn’t it be great if it became real?
McDonald’s Launches New McCrispy Strips
McDonald’s has recently announced the launch of its new McCrispy Strips and Creamy Chili Dip—a flavorful duo that’s here to stay as a permanent addition to the menu. The McCrispy Strips are irresistible chicken strips made with juicy, 100% white meat, coated in a golden, crispy breading with a bold and distinctive black pepper flavor.
And of course, no great chicken strip is complete without the perfect dipping sauce. That’s where the Creamy Chili Dip comes in—a delicious sauce that’s sweet, tangy, and has just the right amount of heat. Both items are now available at participating restaurants nationwide. You can order your strips in portions of 3 or 4 pieces, which come with one or two cups of the creamy chili dipping sauce, respectively.
McDonald’s Offers
Breakfast:
- Sausage McMuffin
- Sausage Biscuit
- Sausage Burrito
- French Fries
Lunch and dinner:
- 6-piece Chicken McNuggets
- Double Cheeseburger
- McCool-Style Chicken
- Small French Fries
What is MyMcDonald’s Rewards?
It’s the company’s loyalty program. For every $1 you spend, you’ll earn 100 points redeemable for free food, such as a McChicken, fries, or a Big Mac. Remember that your points will expire 6 months after you earn them.
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You can redeem your contactless mobile orders through the app by selecting Rewards, choosing the favorite food you want to redeem, and selecting “Add to Mobile Order.” To redeem your points at the restaurant or Drive-Thru, select rewards, choose the item you want to redeem, then select “Use at Restaurant” to get the 4-digit code you can give to the cashier before ordering. Currently, you cannot redeem a reward if your order is for delivery.
History of McDonald’s
In 1954, Ray Kroc had the opportunity to visit a small restaurant in San Bernardino, California, owned by brothers Dick and Mac McDonald. Although the place was simple, Kroc was amazed by the remarkable efficiency with which it operated. The McDonald brothers had designed a streamlined menu that only included burgers, fries, and drinks, which allowed them to maintain high standards of quality and offer fast service.
When Kroc learned that the brothers were looking for a new franchisee, he saw a great business opportunity. In 1955, he founded McDonald’s System, Inc., which would later become McDonald’s Corporation. Six years later, he acquired the exclusive rights to the McDonald’s name and operating system.
In 1958, the chain celebrated a major milestone: the sale of 100 million hamburgers. Today, McDonald’s is one of the most recognized fast food brands globally, with over 36,000 restaurants in more than 100 countries around the world.
