McDonald's has released a special 'Emily in Paris' menu that you will love!

On the occasion of the release of Emily in Paris season 3 on Netflix this Wednesday, December 21, 2022, McDonald's has released a big surprise to celebrate!

Emily in Paris
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Emily in Paris

It's a nice Christmas present three days before the end of the year. On Wednesday, December 21, 2022, Netflix announced the release of season 3 of the hit series Emily in Paris. This is an opportunity for the platform's users to binge-watch the crazy adventures of Emily, an American woman determined to conquer the French capital. With love stories, secrets and professional ambitions, this season promises to be full of twists and turns.

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Season 3 is finally available on Netflix

If you get hungry while watching the food on screen then McDonald's has you covered! Indeed, McDonald's has decided to hit hard for the launch of season 3. The fast-food giant has just signed a collaboration with Emily in Paris by releasing a special menu featuring French gastronomy, a bit cliché, so well represented in the American creation.

Since Wednesday 21 December, you can enjoy the special Emily in Paris menu at all McDonald's in France. On the menu is the iconic McBaguette, the American giant's flagship 100% French product, with an Emily twist. It, of course, contains a drink, a side dish (fries or potatoes) and the icing on the cake for dessert- a duo of chocolate/raspberry macaroons! But that's not all!

McDonald's signs a collab' with Emily in Paris

If the packaging of this so chic menu takes the design of the Netflix series, McDonald's also offers a new contest. From December 27th, internet users will be able to try to win an 'It Bag Baguette', specially created for this crazy collaboration.

This article was translated from Oh!MyMag FR.

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