WPBN: It’s Christmastime, which means it’s that time of year when you get to flaunt your most tacky, ugly sweater or your favorite Christmas ornaments.
Some people might want a sweater or ornament that honors a favorite restaurant or displays their devotion to specific fast-food items. Here are some examples of holiday-themed fast-food merchandise.
McDonald’s
If you were a fan of the Grimace shake or wanted to show off your affection for McDonald’s french fries, goldenarchesunlimited.com has something for you.
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Although the Grimace winter socks, McDonald’s World Famous Fries winter socks, and McRib Christmas weather are unfortunately sold out, there are plenty of other treats available, such as the whole Grimace holiday sweater and slippers, French fries sweater and ornament, and McNugget stockings to hang over the fireplace.
Chick-fil-A
Most stores should carry Chicken Sandwich Bag Christmas ornaments and holiday cow plush toys, which are the origins of the chicken sandwich.
But if you visit the Chick-fil-A store, you can get anything from sweaters and holiday socks to wearable blankets and a pickleball set. Even earrings are available, since who wouldn’t want a pair of milkshake or waffle fry earrings for that important someone in your life?
KFC
Just in time for Christmas, KFC has added a few more things to its inventory.
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Does your home have scents from pets, smokers, or simply regular things? With two perfumed candles from Homesick, KFC has the answer. Your house might smell like buttery biscuits or a fresh bucket of chicken when you light the candle.
Along with various tees, hoodies, and hats, the website also features a KFC golden chicken leg ornament.
Dunkin’
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Although the Christmas beanie, Dunkin’ socks, and glittery tumbler are sold out, Dunkin’s web store is stocked with holiday-related items. Santa’s doughnut plate, holiday sweaters and sweatshirts, tote bags, and holiday pajamas are still available.
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