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# Here's Your Guide to All the Foods Turning Green for St. Patrick's Day

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## Megan McCluskey


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Mar 17, 2016 2:00 AM UTC

If you’re looking for a festive—and delicious—way to spend [St. Patrick’s Day](http://time.com/4261456/st-patrick-day-2016-history-real-saint/), then you’re in luck. [Restaurants around the country](http://time.com/money/4259708/deals-st-patricks-day-march-madness/) love to take part in the holiday by offering special items that embody the [spirit of March 17](http://time.com/money/3746796/st-patricks-day-traditions-not-irish/). Here’s how a few popular chains are participating in this year’s green food craze.

### McDonald’s

Mickey D’s [cult-favorite](http://www.buzzfeed.com/alexalvarez/when-i-said-i-loved-you-i-mint-it) Shamrock Shake is back again this year in time for St. Paddy’s day. The fast food giant’s seasonal dessert typically appears on menus sometime in February and disappears again mid- to late March after the holiday is over. Unfortunately, the green shake is only available in select restaurants, but don’t worry—it has become so popular since its introduction in 1970 that fans have created a [Shamrock Shake locator](http://www.shamrockshake.com) to help others get their hands on the creamy treat.

> [](https://twitter.com/MySanDiegoMcD/status/699673644444872704)

### Krispy Kreme

In addition to its [normal lineup](https://krispykreme.com/menu/Doughnuts/Shamrock-Doughnut) of St. Patrick’s Day-themed sweets, Krispy Kreme is taking the holiday spirit a step further this year by turning its doughnuts green. Customers can purchase festive versions of several classic creations, including Chocolate Iced, Chocolate Iced Kreme Filled and Fun Face doughnuts, throughout the day on Thursday. Find out if a store near you is participating in the promotion by visiting Krispy Kreme’s [“LuckyOnes” site](http://www.krispykreme.com/LuckyOnes).

> [](https://twitter.com/ChewBoom/status/709403955344875520)


### Bruegger’s Bagels

Just like in years past, Bruegger’s is honoring the Irish holiday by dyeing its trademark bagels bright green. As an added incentive, the bakery is offering a special deal that gives customers [$2 off a bagel bundle](https://www.brueggers.com/green-bagels/) (13 bagels and two tubs of cream cheese) on Thursday.

> [](https://twitter.com/Brueggers/status/577092587271622659)

### Dairy Queen

DQ is commemorating March 17 with its Blizzard of the Month—[Grasshopper Mousse Pie](http://www.dairyqueen.com/us-en/Menu/Treats/Blizzard-Treats/Grasshopper-Mousse-Pie/?localechange=1&). Made with a blend of vanilla soft serve, mint flavoring, graham cracker crumbs, choco chunks and whipped topping, the frozen concoction is a non-alcoholic take on the grasshopper cocktail for dessert-seekers of all ages.

> [](https://twitter.com/LongIslandDQ/status/708063671340105728)


### Sprinkles

For a limited time, Sprinkles’ red velvet cupcakes will be available in a shade more suitable for the day of luck. Customers have the option of sticking with the bakery’s [signature emerald dessert](http://sprinkles.com/cupcakes/flavors/calendar-march/st-patricks-day-green-velvet-cupcake/) or branching out to try a green velvet waffle cone topped with ice cream.

### Burger King

Once known for its “[St. Paddy’s Sauce](http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/13/burger-king-st-patricks-day%5Fn%5F1341645.html),” a green ketchup-like condiment, Burger King is going a different route on March 17\. Along with jalapeño chicken fries, the fast-food joint recently debuted the seasonal [Oreo Irish Mint Shake](http://www.bk.com/menu-item/oreo-irish-mint-shake), a minty green twist on the classic Oreo frozen dessert.

> [](https://twitter.com/BurgerKing/status/695760664028119041)


### California Tortilla

The mid-Atlantic Mexican eatery is spreading the luck of the Irish by giving customers a free order of green chips and queso—”just like Grandma McLopez used to make”—with any purchase. All Cal Tort locations can be found on the [restaurant’s website](http://californiatortilla.com/locations/).

> [](https://twitter.com/IADFoodandShops/status/577825783667953664)

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