McDonald’s is serving fried apple pie again for America’s 250th birthday

McDonald’s is reintroducing its fried apple pie to U.S. menus for a limited time, marking the first availability since its removal over 30 years ago. The return coincides with celebrations for America’s 250th anniversary, as noted by AP News and FOX 8 News. Coverage from Yahoo and *People.com* highlights the item’s status as a highly requested menu staple, framing its comeback as a nod to consumer nostalgia and patriotic timing.

According to reports, the pie’s return is being promoted across multiple outlets, including QZ and Yahoo, which emphasize its scarcity and the brand’s effort to capitalize on retro appeal. No details on duration or exclusivity are confirmed, though all sources describe it as a ‘limited-time’ offering. The AP notes the tie to the national anniversary, suggesting a deliberate alignment with broader cultural moments.

Watch for potential lines or social media reactions around the pie’s launch, given its long absence. Coverage does not yet specify regional availability or whether this is a U.S.-only promotion. If successful, similar retro items may follow in future marketing campaigns.