McDonald’s Sprite

McDonald’s Sprite

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McDonald's Sprite

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McDonald’s Sprite refers to jokes about how the lemon-lime soda Sprite seems to taste different at McDonald’s than it does separately. The jokes often compare the beverage to a hard liquor or other intoxicant, and that it has special powers.

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While the precise date in which jokes about the special quality of McDonald’s Sprite is unknown, they can be traced roughly to the beginning of 2017. On January 8th, 2017, Twitter user @kevinabstract tweeted “mcdonald’s sprite taste different,” gaining over 80 retweets and 560 likes.

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