McDonald's announced Tuesday that the non-traditionally shaped McFlurry spoon will no longer be given to customers. One of the most controversial and commonly misused fast food utensils is being ...

In life, we're faced with some pretty tough questions. For example, what color is the dress? Or, even more importantly, why the hell does McDonald's put holes in its McFlurry spoons if they're not ...

McDonald's also explained the purpose behind the spoon's design, as they prepare to launch their Caramel Brownie McFlurry on May 3 Glenn Garner is a form writer-reporter who worked heavily with PEOPLE ...

If you have ever thought the spoon of your McDonald's McFlurry was a straw, you're not alone. For years, people have accidentally sucked on the strangely straw-like spoon sticking out of their dessert ...

In an effort to be more environmentally friendly, the ice cream company Ben & Jerry's is making a move away from all single-use plastic products including spoons and straws. The company made an ...

Ben & Jerry's is continuing a popular environmentally-friendly trend that gained momentum in 2018. The popular ice cream manufacturer announced that it will soon no longer offer plastic straws and ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Think back to when you had your first McFlurry at McDonald's. You're certainly not alone if you thought the large-shaped spoon was also a straw. To make up for the confusion, McDonald's ...

Momentum for eliminating plastic straws picked up last summer, as brand after brand announced plans to find an alternative over the next few years. Since then, we've seen some positive changes-local ...

Ben & Jerry's is joining a growing list of companies phasing out single-use plastic. The ice cream vendor said this week that by April it plans to phase out plastic straws and spoons in 600 stores ...

While it’s a running joke that McDonald’s ice cream machines never work, there’s another issue customers have with the fast food chain’s frozen desserts. McDonald’s wants to address their confusing ...

Ben & Jerry’s, a unit of Unilever NV (UN), said Monday that it is moving away from single-use plastic. The Vermont-based ice cream company said it would no longer offer plastic straws and spoons in ...