McDonald’s Just Launched a Strawberry McFlurry

We already miss the Snickerdoodle McFlurry, and the Shamrock Shake and Oreo Shamrock McFlurry won’t be around for much longer. Fortunately, McDonald’s is offering a brand-new dessert right now. We’d like to introduce you to the Strawberry McFlurry!

Oh—and the Strawberry McFlurry is VEGAN.

What’s in the Strawberry McFlurry?

This new McFlurry is made using a dairy-free strawberry sorbet, which sounds refreshing and delicious. You can enjoy your fruity McFlurry plain, or order it with Oreo cookie pieces. (Yep, Oreos are vegan.) These li’l bits of goodness are mixed in to the sorbet to give it an extra crunch.

Instagram user @plantyful.alex shared a photo of the sorbet McFlurry and said it looks absolutely delicious.

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Does McDonald’s Have Other Plant-Based Menu Items, Though?

Yes! Some McDonald’s locations abroad offered the Big Vegan TS last year, made with a plant-based Incredible Burger, mustard, ketchup, onions, tomatoes and greens. To avoid contamination with animal fat and keep the burger totally vegan, it’s even cooked on a separate grill.

In Sweden, McDonald’s customers can order falafel nuggets and the McVegan burger. In the UK, you’ll find vegan wraps and burgers.

No McDonald’s restaurants in the US offer vegan options yet, but plenty of fast food spots have tasty and healthy vegetarian options.

Where Do I Order a Strawberry McFlurry?!

McDonald’s is testing the treat in Germany. We’re keeping our fingers crossed that there are plans to bring the Strawberry McFlurry to the US soon. In the meantime, here fruity frozen treats you can make and enjoy at home. Just make sure to check McBroken before you go to make sure the flurry machine in your area is up and running.

Fruit Sorbets to Make While You Wait

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Orange Soda SherbetFor birthdays, we pull out the old-fashioned ice cream maker and crank out a sherbet made with orange soda. We're all crazy about it, especially my son. —Heather Craft, Paducah, Kentucky

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Rosemary Citrus SorbetThis pretty pastel dessert bursts with the fresh flavors of grapefruit, lime and rosemary. —Rebecca Baird, Salt Lake City, Utah

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Watermelon Vodka SorbetThis icy granita is a cooling delight on a hot summer day. This is an adults only goody. You can use watermelon vodka for plain vodka if you like. —Rebekah Beyer, Sabetha, Kansas

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Raspberry SorbetWith an abundant crop of fresh raspberries from the backyard, it's no wonder why I rely on this dessert for a tasty, no-fuss frozen dessert. —Karen Bailey, Golden, Colorado

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Blushing Grapefruit SorbetNot overly sweet, this sorbet is a hit at the holidays, when there’s plenty of citrus fruit on hand. Try it as a light, summer refresher, too.—Mary Marlowe Leverette, Columbia, South Carolina

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Strawberry Mango SorbetThis is fresh, really simple and will keep in a freezer container…if you don’t eat it all the first day. —Sandra Vachon, Saint-Constant, Quebec

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Lemon Plum SorbetThis brightly flavored fruit sorbet will surely refresh. Enjoy it plain or add to a slice of angel food cake for a special treat. —Eirianedd Simpson, Pahrump, Nevada

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Sour Cherry SorbetMy mother-in-law has a sour cherry tree in her yard that yields many quarts of cherries each June, and this is a great way to use some up. This frosty sweet-sour sorbet is a refreshing treat on a hot summer day. —Carol Gaus, Itasca, Illinois

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Orange SorbetAdd a splash of color to the dinner table with this orange sorbet. The refreshing orange flavor of this frozen delight would be great as a dessert or a palate cleanser between courses. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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