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Japan McDonald's launched a limited-time offer of "Shaka Shaka Potato"

 On March 8th, Japan McDonald's launched a limited-time offer of "Shaka Shaka Potato*". The aim is to appeal to customers with a flavored version of the side menu item, "McFry Potato", as a satisfying snack option.


According to Japan McDonald's, this item is not only perfect to enjoy with burgers, but also goes well with favorite drinks as a snack when hunger strikes.


As for the "McFry Potato", it is made using only a limited selection of potato varieties from around the world, and is cut into whole pieces. Japan McDonald's describes it as having a crispy golden-brown exterior and a fluffy texture on the inside as its distinctive features.



*"Shaka Shaka Potato" is a limited-time offer by Japan McDonald's, which refers to a seasoned version of their popular side item, the "McFry Potato". The seasoning comes in a separate packet, and customers can shake it onto the fries to add flavor and seasoning. The name "Shaka Shaka" comes from the sound of shaking the seasoning onto the fries. It is advertised as a satisfying snack option that can be enjoyed with burgers or drinks, and is known for its crispy exterior and fluffy interior.

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