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McDonald's fans have been left feeling nostalgic as a 90s favourite has returned to its stores.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Fox has partnered with McDonald’s to launch a “The Masked Singer”-themed Happy Meal at stores starting April 4. Dubbed the ‘Masknificent’ Happy Meal, the item will feature one of 12 plush toys inspired by one of the “Masked Singer” costumes that have been showcased over the series’ nine season. Kids (or adults who — shhh — can order a Happy Meal too) will also finding a guessing game to play before discovering which character is in the box. Each toy will be in opaque wrapping with a special clue as to which character is hiding within. The game, of course, mimics the unmasking seen on “The Masked Singer.” Characters from seasons past that will be included are T-Rex, Peacock, Thingamajig, Miss Teddy, White Tiger, Space Bunny and others. (One toy per box.) The Happy Meal boxes will also include a scannable code that directs customers to a ‘Masknificent’ AR experience in which they can use their phones or tablets to design their own “Masked Singer” stage featuring filters and music. Through the experience, their plush toy will take part in a virtual concert.

McDonald's is helping families with little ones get into the festive spirit by teaming up with Elf on the Shelf to create new Happy Meals this Christmas.

A McDonald's worker has left social media in stitches as she hilariously revealed what each food order typically tells her about the customer's appearance. Ella, who works behind the till serving customers claims she knows what people will usually order based on what they look like.

Viewers who tuned into Monday’s season premiere of Global‘s “The Talk” may have noticed a change in Sheryl Underwood.

Yolanda Fernández de Cofiño was a businesswoman who ran the first McDonald’s franchise in Guatemala and invented the Happy Meal.Fernández de Cofiño purchased the first Guatemalan McDonald’s franchise in 1974, along with her husband. Not long after entering the business, Fernández de Cofiño was looking for a quick and easy option for parents to order for their children.

Paddy McGuinness, says she's happy that six-year-old twins Leo and Penelope and younger daughter Felicity, three, have finally been able to have a Happy Meal.She says parents of children with food aversions will understand what she's been going through."Three months later," she wrote on her Instagram. "This really is a very Happy Meal.

In another big move, Woolies is getting rid of its usual plastic packaging for their fruit and veg in favour of small cardboard boxes. This comes after the introduction of a paper bag option yesterday.

Coronation Street actor Alan Halsall is the 'McDaddy' after coming up with a creative way of treating his daughter to a Happy Meal.