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Strawberry Baked Pies are back at McDonald’s just in time for summer

Strawberry season has arrived at McDonald’s Canada with the return of the Strawberry Baked Pie. For a limited time, Canadians who are looking for a sweet break this summer can treat themselves to the Strawberry Baked Pie to complete their lunch or dinner, available at participating locations.

The baked pies feature a warm strawberry filling made with real strawberry pieces, surrounded by a flaky golden-brown crust and is baked fresh daily, making it the perfect treat to enjoy the sweet and delicious flavours of summer. Also, as part of the McPicks® menu, you can get 2 pies for $1.99 plus tax.

The Strawberry Baked Pie will only be available for a limited time, so Canadians should be sure to pick up this perfect treat and enjoy the sweet taste of strawberry while they can. Guests can try the McDonald’s dessert in restaurant, at the Drive-Thru, via mobile order or McDelivery® on the McDonald’s app, or through our delivery partners: Uber Eats, SkipTheDishes or DoorDash.

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