McDonald's never confirmed the theory, saying in a statement to TODAY.com at the time, "Whether he’s a taste bud, a milkshake or just your favorite purple blob — the best part about Grimace is ...

When he was first introduced in the 1970s, commercials referred to him as the “evil Grimace,” a four-armed purple blob who used his many limbs to abscond with cups of milkshakes, according to ...

With a vibrant purple hue, a meme-able mascot and limited window of availability, McDonald’s had all the ingredients to turn its Grimace milkshake into a viral sensation. What the company likely ...

The franchise later recast the purple blob as a warmer version of his old self, this time with two arms, and revived the beloved fuzzball in 2022. Filed under. corporate earnings ...

A spokesperson for McDonald's previously told Insider Grimace's identity was much more fluid than a tastebud or milkshake, saying: "The best part about Grimace is that he means different things to ...

Known as Ronald McDonald’s best friend, the purple blob has surpassed his buddy in popularity in recent days as McDonald’s takes time to celebrate the fuzzball’s birthday with a purple ...

For those of you who aren't aware of deep McDonaldland lore, Grimace is a giant fuzzy purple blob who has been described in official materials as a "monster," a "taste bud," and "the embodiment of ...

Well, don't let all that Grimace-induced guilt get the better of you, because McDonald's is giving you a chance to make up for it this month by celebrating the odd purple blob's birthday in a big ...

The meal features a new limited-edition purple shake, "inspired by Grimace's iconic color and sweetness," McDonald's said in a press release. It also comes with customers' choice of a Big Mac or ...