McDonald’s bringing back iconic Hi-C Orange Lavaburst

Consumers have made petitions for the drink’s return to restaurants and also requested it on social media since 2017.

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Hi-C Orange Lavaburst will return to McDonald’s menus this year as a regular soft drink option, available nationwide by this summer.

Hi-C Orange Lavaburst will return to McDonald’s menus this year as a regular soft drink option, available nationwide by this summer.

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Nearly four years after McDonald’s removed Hi-C Orange Lavaburst from the menu, the iconic drink is coming back.

The fast-food chain announced Wednesday that Hi-C Orange will begin rolling out in select locations this month and will be in participating restaurants across the country by June.

There’s a Hi-C Orange tracker at McdFinder.com where customers can input their zip code to find the closest McDonald’s offering the drink. The site will be updated on a weekly basis starting Feb. 15.

“The loyal fandom of this deliciously fun and fruity beverage that teases your taste buds dates back to 1955, when it first debuted on McDonald’s menus,” the company said in a news release.

Consumers have made petitions for the drink’s return to restaurants and also requested it on social media since 2017.

The non-carbonated Hi-C Orange Lavaburst isn’t the only drink returning. The carbonated Fanta Orange will make McDonald’s “legendary orange drink roster once again complete,” the chain said.

Hi-C is part of the Coca-Cola Company and sold in juice boxes at stores nationwide.

McDonald’s has been bringing other popular items back. Spicy Chicken McNuggets and the Mighty Hot Sauce returned Feb. 1 and will be available for a limited time.

Shamrock Shake and the Oreo Shamrock McFlurry return Feb. 15.

Read more at usatoday.com

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