Many McDonald's customers are raving about a secret menu hack. The "Cotton Candy Sprite" isn't something you'll find on your local McDonald's menu — but social media users have cracked the code ...

Get ready for the newest McDonald's viral drink craze: Cotton candy Sprite off the "secret menu." Dubbed "the new hack of 2025," some TikTok users discovered that ordering a McDonald's Sprite with ...

Get ready for the newest McDonald's viral drink craze: Cotton candy Sprite off the "secret menu." Dubbed "the new hack of 2025," some TikTok users discovered that ordering a McDonald's Sprite ...

According to multiple social media users, customers can create their very own cotton candy-tasting version of the soda by asking staff members to add three pumps of French vanilla syrup to the ...

Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Most recently, TikTokers have been raving about an item on this menu — the Cotton Candy Sprite. Apparently, if you order a Sprite at your local ...

Yes, McDonald’s does have a secret menu. Whether it’s a $9 birthday cake or a McBrunch Burger, there are a number of great ways that you can take an ordinary item off the menu and turn it into ...

"Cotton candy is a flavor that instantly sparks joy. Our product brings back childhood memories while delivering the energy our consumers count on. Besides, who says adults can’t have fun?" ...

If they tell you they don't have it, chances are they're lying. 'Cotton Candy' Sprite is a popular treat that people say you can order at McDonald's. The drink is said to be on McDonald's "Secret ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - LSU gymnast and social media darling Olivia “Livvy” Dunne has launched a new cotton candy-flavored energy drink in partnership with Accelerator Active Energy. The flavor ...

My friend Lee recently sent me a link to an article touting the efficacy of using cotton balls in houseplants to improve water retention in the soil as well as the transfer of water slowly to help ...

They sold their invention to a company founded by one of Nashville’s most famous businessmen, who took the cotton candy machines public and made the dessert ubiquitous at ball games and fairs ...