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Key Highlights:
- McDonald’s is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its popular Egg McMuffin.
- The company is introducing a spicier version called the Spicy McMuffin .
- It comes with a new Spicy Pepper Sauce for extra flavor.
- New options include the Spicy Sausage McMuffin and the Spicy Sausage McMuffin with Egg .
- These spicy versions are a limited-time offer, starting July 8 in the U.S.
- The change reflects how food tastes have evolved — especially among younger people who enjoy more heat in their meals.
McDonald’s has been selling the Egg McMuffin for over 50 years. It was first introduced by a franchise owner named Herb Peterson and later approved by McDonald’s leader Ray Kroc after he tasted it and loved it. The sandwich helped McDonald’s grow by bringing in more customers during breakfast hours.
Over the years, many things have changed — including what people like to eat. In 1973, the U.S. had about 210 million people. Now, there are around 340 million, and our taste in food has become more adventurous. Especially when it comes to spice!
Today, many young people — especially Gen Z — love spicy food. A recent survey found that 78% of Gen Z enjoy spicy flavors, and they’re more likely to buy something if it’s labeled as spicy.
That’s why McDonald’s is giving its classic Egg McMuffin a spicy twist. Starting July 8, customers can try the Spicy McMuffin , which adds a bold kick thanks to a new Spicy Pepper Sauce . There’s also the Spicy Sausage McMuffin and the Spicy Sausage McMuffin with Egg .
This is not just about adding hot sauce — it’s about updating a classic favorite to match today’s tastes. And the best part? If you prefer the original, it will still be available.
This smart move shows how even long-loved products can evolve without losing what made them special in the first place.
So here’s to 50 years of the Egg McMuffin — and to the exciting new flavors that keep it fresh for the next generation!
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