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Chick-fil-A announces a limited-time fall lineup featuring a chicken-and-waffle sandwich in breakfast and entrée forms, plus S’mores milkshake and S’mores frosted coffee, rolling out nationwide starting Aug. 24 as part of the brand’s 80th-anniversary Newstalgia celebrations.
Pillsbury is bringing back its Limited-Edition Grands Pumpkin Spice Rolls for a short fall run, delivering gooey cinnamon rolls with pumpkin-spice icing that fans have eagerly awaited; reviewers share hacks like turning them into monkey bread, and shoppers are urged to grab them before they disappear as autumn flavors take hold.
McDonald's is rolling out a Caesar sauce for the Bacon Caesar McCrispy sandwich, with the sauce also available on McCrispy Strips and a Snack Wrap, starting July 21 for a limited time as the chain leans into Caesar dressing trends and nostalgia for its past Caesar salads.
The Minnesota State Fair will feature 36 new food and drink options and nine new vendors for 2026, including picks like Pickle Pie and Surf ’N’ Turf Burger; several items are limited-time, a new Dockside Poppers venue opens in a new building with daily entertainment, and full lists and a location map are available ahead of the Aug. 27–Sept. 7 run.
McDonald’s is reviving its fried apple pie for a limited run at participating U.S. restaurants starting June 23, featuring American-grown apples in a flaky fried crust on the all-day menu; to mark America’s 250th birthday, the company is also unveiling a 35-foot fried apple pie monument along Route 66 in Joliet, Illinois, to stand through July 4.
McDonald’s is reviving its fried apple pie for a limited nationwide run starting June 23 to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, featuring a 35-foot fried-pie display along Route 66 in Joliet, Illinois. The pie first appeared in 1968, was baked nationally from 1992 onward, and while the fried version vanished from most U.S. menus, it lingered in Hawaii and some international markets; the comeback has sparked nostalgia and online chatter about a permanent return, with the display remaining through July 4.
HBO Max is offering a 28% discount on one-year plans (Basic With Ads, Standard, and Premium) for new and returning subscribers, with yearly prices of $78.99, $132.99, and $164.99. The promo runs June 18–July 15, 2026, and prices return to their standard annual rates after 12 months; the offer coincides with the Season 3 premiere of House of the Dragon and ongoing Paramount merger talks.
Disney is launching two Limited Time Disney Store pop-up locations—opening May 23, 2026 at Ross Park Mall in Pittsburgh, PA, and arriving later this fall at Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus, NJ. The concept brings Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars merchandise and in-store experiences in a temporary format as a test of smaller, mall-based stores in select U.S. cities.
Nintendo announces a limited-time Switch 2 bundle that includes the console and a digital code for one of three games—Mario Kart World, Donkey Kong Bananza, or Pokemon Pokopia—for $499.99, offering a $29.99 savings; available in early June at participating retailers, with the duration and exact availability not specified.
Marathon is adding a limited-time Duos queue on the Perimeter map to test two-player play at scale for two weeks. There will be no matchmaking; players must join with pre-made duos and will be matched only against other duos. Bungie calls the feature experimental and says changes may follow, with the possibility of making it permanent if the test goes well. Cryo, the endgame map, is slated to arrive later this week.
McDonald’s is launching the All American Games Happy Meal in collaboration with Crocs, debuting March 10 and featuring one of six Crocs keychain toys with Jibbitz stickers, plus an All American Games–themed happy meal box (and jersey details). Each meal includes standard options, but only one keychain per meal and supplies are limited.
McDonald's is reviving its 1980s Changeables Happy Meal toys for a limited run, bringing back 16 transformed robot- and dinosaur-inspired figures starting January 27, 2026. The nostalgic program—touted as the most-requested Happy Meal item on social media—features updated versions of the original 1987–1990 designs, with fans buzzing online, though no end date for availability has been announced.
Nintendo Switch Online is offering a limited-time opportunity until January 11, 2026, for subscribers to acquire and revisit exclusive icons from various games in 2025, with each icon costing 10 Platinum Points and themed sets including titles like Super Mario Galaxy, F-Zero 99, and Kirby. The offer encourages fans to collect these designs before they disappear.
McDonald's is bringing back the popular McRib sandwich to select U.S. locations starting November 11, leveraging nostalgia and buzz to boost sales amid a challenging consumer environment. The return has generated significant online attention and even meme status, with some market predictions linking the McRib's comeback to positive trends in Bitcoin and stock markets. The sandwich will be available in various cities, with prices varying by location, and is part of McDonald's broader holiday offerings.
Nintendo is offering limited-time icon elements inspired by Splatoon games that can be redeemed with My Nintendo Platinum Points during specific waves from October 16 to November 13, encouraging users to update their user icons.