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Wendy’s has launched a range of dill pickle-flavored fries in Canada, and fans from other countries are already complaining about missing out.
Fast food restaurants are constantly innovating and launching new products, with fries being one of the main targets of that. KFC changed their recipe for fries in the UK back in 2018, while McDonald’s have been slowly rolling out shaker fries in different limited-time events – the Grinch fries were popular over the holiday period.
These shaker fries have been incorporated by a few restaurants, giving customers a special seasoning to pour over their fries before having to shake the bag so that the flavor really settles in.
Well, you can add Wendy’s to that list now. At least in Canada, anyway, as they’ve got a dill pickle-flavored portion of fries.
Wendy’s Dill Pickle menu launches in Canada
The new fries were launched on June 8, slowly rolling out across Wendy’s Canada as part of the new dill pickle menu. They’ve got a Dill Pickle Chicken Sandwich, the Dill Pickle Shaker Fries, and Dill Pickle Dipping Sauce to boot.
However, with these items only being offered in Canada, and for a limited time, it’s left some fans feeling left out.
“Noo, why not in the US?” one asked on Instagram. “How is this not American? We have pickle everything,” another said. “America needs this ASAP!!!!” another commented. “Not in the US… of course,” added another.
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Food blogger Snackolator speculated that they could appear on menus in the United States in the future, seeing as other items have been tested in Canada first.
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Wendy’s has been launched a number of new items in recnet weeks. They dropped a Minions and Monsters meal to celebrate the upcoming movie, with some fans queuing for seven hours to try it early.
The dill pickle flavoring has been a growing trend too, with plenty of food and beverage companies getting involved. That includes Quest, who launched dill pickled flavored protein chips at the end of May.
