Grimace and Uncle O’Grimacey are welcoming the Shamrock Shake back to restaurants nationwide on Monday, Feb. 10 Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department. She writes ...

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After disappearing from the public eye for roughly 40 years, Grimace’s Irish, green, Shamrock Shake-slinging uncle has returned to McDonald’s. Uncle O’Grimacey, who was introduced as a ...

The company announced Tuesday that Uncle O'Grimacey - the green-hued uncle of fan-favorite character Grimace - would be making a 'special Shamrock visit.' A video posted on the company's social ...

To help promote the drink, McDonald’s is recruiting Uncle O’Grimacey, Grimace’s Irish uncle who hasn’t made a public appearance in over 40 years. Uncle O’Grimacey was first introduced by ...

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Helping to welcome the Shamrock Shake back to menus are Grimace and his uncle, Uncle O’Grimacey. The reunion sheds light on the peculiar circumstances surrounding the Shamrock Shake’s creation ...

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You know how it is when you lose touch with relatives? After four decades, Grimace's long-lost Irish relative Uncle O'Grimacey is back at McDonald's with the Shamrock Shake just in time for St ...

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