
Starting July 10, 2025, customers in select locations will be able to order chicken Snack Wraps again.
News & Niche
McDonald’s fans in the United States are in for a flavorful treat this summer. The fast-food giant has rolled out a lineup of bold new offerings and surprise comebacks that have social media buzzing and breakfast lovers rejoicing. From the debut of spicy McMuffins to the long-awaited return of the iconic Snack Wrap, McDonald’s is clearly shaking things up in 2025. In this blog, we break down the big announcements, why they matter, and what you can expect at your local McDonald's.
Spicy McMuffins Launch Nationwide
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Egg McMuffin, McDonald's is launching not just one, but three spicy breakfast sandwiches across the country starting July 8, 2025. These limited-time items include:
-Spicy Egg McMuffin
-Spicy Sausage McMuffin
-Spicy Sausage Egg McMuffin
These sandwiches feature a new spicy pepper sauce that adds just the right kick without overwhelming the classic flavors. It marks the first significant change to the McMuffin lineup in years, and it aligns with a growing demand for bolder breakfast choices.
Why Spicy?
According to recent food industry research, over 74% of Americans regularly enjoy hot sauce or spicy food, and Gen Z and Millennials are driving the trend. By tapping into this demographic's preferences, McDonald's is not only modernizing its menu but also positioning itself as responsive and culturally aware.
Snack Wrap Returns After 9 Years
Yes, it’s finally happening. After years of petitions, tweets, and TikTok campaigns, the beloved Snack Wrap is making a comeback.
Starting July 10, 2025, customers in select locations will be able to order chicken Snack Wraps again. These consist of either crispy or grilled chicken, lettuce, shredded cheese, and a signature sauce wrapped in a warm tortilla. While it’s a soft launch, McDonald’s has confirmed it plans to expand availability based on customer demand.
Why It Mattered So Much
Originally introduced in 2006, the Snack Wrap became a favorite for those seeking a lighter or portable fast-food option. It was discontinued in 2016 due to operational complexity, but fans never stopped asking for it. This return is more than just nostalgia; it shows how much customer voices matter.
The Daily Double Burger Goes National
Another exciting menu development is the Daily Double burger's nationwide debut. Previously available only in select cities, this item features:
Two 100% beef patties
Two slices of American cheese
Lettuce, tomato, pickles, onions
Special sauce
It’s a meatier take on the McDouble with more of the freshness and flavor that burger lovers crave.
McDonald’s is promoting the Daily Double as a satisfying lunch or dinner choice that doesn’t sacrifice quality for value.
Sweet Tooth? Try the New Blueberry & Crème Pie
Adding to the seasonal excitement, McDonald’s is introducing a Blueberry & Crème Pie as a limited-time dessert. Think of it as a twist on the traditional Apple Pie—crispy on the outside, with a mix of sweet blueberry filling and rich vanilla-flavored crème on the inside.
It’s been spotted in select U.S. markets since July 4, 2025, and early reviews are overwhelmingly positive. If you're a fan of fruity, creamy desserts, this is worth trying before it disappears.
Collectors Rejoice: Lil’ McDonald’s Happy Meal Toys
Another major announcement this summer is the launch of the Lil’ McDonald’s Mini Happy Meal Toy Series. This retro-themed collection is not just for kids—it’s driving excitement among nostalgic adults.
Each Happy Meal now comes with one of several miniature figurines representing McDonaldland characters and classic menu items. This collection has quickly become a social media trend, with collectors sharing their finds on TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter.
A Quiet Goodbye: Krispy Kreme Partnership Ends
While most of McDonald's announcements have been celebratory, the company also confirmed that its Krispy Kreme doughnut pilot program has ended. After testing doughnuts in about 160 locations, McDonald's decided not to pursue a nationwide rollout.
While the news disappointed some doughnut fans, it allows McDonald’s to refocus on its own baked goods and dessert innovations like the Blueberry & Crème Pie.
Strategic Timing & Customer Focus
The timing of these announcements is no coincidence. July is typically a slow month for fast food sales, so McDonald’s is leveraging limited-time offers (LTOs) to draw traffic and generate buzz.
Additionally, these launches emphasize two big themes:
Listening to customers – Whether it’s the return of the Snack Wrap or spicy innovations, McDonald’s is acting on feedback.
Menu variety and freshness – From savory to sweet, and breakfast to dinner, the 2025 menu offers something for every taste and time of day.
What Customers Are Saying
Online responses to these changes have been mostly positive. Popular foodie TikTokers are already reviewing the spicy McMuffins, calling them “legit spicy but balanced.” Reddit threads about the Snack Wrap are full of users planning their next McDonald’s run.
The only major critique has been the limited availability in some regions, especially for the Snack Wrap and dessert items. But with the buzz growing, national rollouts may follow soon.
A Smart Move by McDonald’s
By combining nostalgia, innovation, and responsiveness, McDonald's is playing its cards right in 2025. These updates aren't just trendy—they're calculated to drive foot traffic, boost app usage, and appeal to a wide age demographic.
(This article and its visual assets are not affiliated with or endorsed by McDonald’s Corporation.)