Eric Cochran

McDonald's is reviving its fried apple pie for a limited time as part of the America 250 celebration, following customer requests. The dessert, first introduced in 1968, was previously replaced by a baked version in 1992 but remained available in Hawaii and some international markets.

McDonald’s is reintroducing its Fried Apple Pie to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, available from June 23 until July 4. The dessert, first introduced in 1968, will be accompanied by a 35-foot replica on Route 66 in Illinois. Other fast-food chains like Burger King and Sonic are also offering patriotic-themed treats for the anniversary.

McDonald’s is reintroducing its Fried Apple Pie to all-day menus on June 23 as part of summer celebrations for America’s 250th birthday. The dessert, based on a family recipe from Litton Cochran, will be accompanied by a 35-foot apple pie monument along Route 66 in Joliet, Illinois, until July 4.

McDonald’s is reintroducing its Fried Apple Pie to its all-day menu on June 23 as part of its summer menu to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. The dessert originated from a family recipe by Litton Cochran and will be accompanied by a 35-foot Apple Pie monument along Route 66 in Joliet, Illinois, through July 4.

McDonald’s is reintroducing its Fried Apple Pie to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, returning it to the menu on June 23. The dessert originated as a family recipe by East Tennessee owner Litton Cochran and will be promoted with a 35-foot Apple Pie monument along Route 66 in Joliet, Illinois, until July 4.