Here's when you'll be able to get your hands on them—and if they'll be just as good as you remember
It’s Official! McDonald’s Snack Wraps Are Set to Make Their Tasty Return
Published on Jun. 03, 2025
If you’re a die-hard McDonald’s fan, you’re always watching for the next big thing, from crispy fries to Big Macs to Happy Meals. But there’s one item, in particular, that you may have been waiting for some good news about: the legendary Snack Wrap.
First launched in the mid-2000s, the Snack Wrap quickly became a fan favorite before it was discontinued in 2016. Since then, Snack Wrap aficionados have been begging for its return—and now their wish has been granted!
In a surprise announcement on Good Morning America in December 2024, McDonald’s USA president Joe Berlinger confirmed the Snack Wrap will be back on the menu in 2025 … but left everyone hanging without an actual date. Well, on Tuesday, June 3, the fast-food chain officially posted the return date on X.
So when, exactly, can you get your hands on a Snack Wrap again? Keep reading—we’ve got the details below.
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What is the Snack Wrap?
If you’re not familiar with this wrap, you are in for a treat! The McDonald’s Snack Wrap is a tasty, handheld sandwich featuring a warm flour tortilla wrapped around a crispy chicken strip, shredded cheese and your choice of spicy or classic seasoning. Whether you’re craving a little heat or want to keep things mild, it’s a quick, satisfying bite that hits the spot.
Has anything changed about the Snack Wrap?
Yes. While the McDonald’s Snack Wrap will retain the essence of the original, it will be getting an upgrade—specifically, the 2025 version of this wrap will feature the new McCrispy Strips instead of the classic Chicken Selects.
You’ll still find two delicious flavor options: Spicy, with a bold kick of heat, and Ranch, loaded with garlicky, oniony goodness.
When is the Snack Wrap returning to McDonald’s?
Mark your calendars—McDonald’s Snack Wrap is officially making its comeback on July 10, 2025!
The wait isn’t quite over, but that crispy, cheesy, flavor-packed goodness is on its way. Hang in there—something this delicious is worth it.
What are fans saying?
To say that McDonald’s fans are excited is an understatement. Social media is lighting up with reactions, with many users counting down the days until the Snack Wrap officially drops. One McDonald’s employee, Isaa Sanatana, shared her excitement on TikTok, prompting fans to chime in with nostalgic memories. “I’m so ready for them to come back,” one user commented on the post. “I always got the crispy chicken ranch Snack Wrap with extra ranch!”
But not everyone is thrilled about the change in chicken from Chicken Selects to McCrispy Strips. One Reddit user voiced their disappointment, saying, “I loved the Chicken Selects back in the day, but these are NOT those.” Others echoed the sentiment, commenting on their lack of crispiness and their supposed toughness and rubbery texture.
Still, despite the mixed reviews about the new chicken, the hype is real. The Snack Wrap’s return has sparked serious anticipation—and you’ll have to try it for yourself to see where you stand.
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