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Shania Twain describes her collaboration with McDonald's as a ‘homecoming'

Shania Twain describes her collaboration with McDonald's as a ‘homecoming'

Independenta day ago
Shania Twain has teamed up with McDonald's to launch a new collection of limited-time menu items called 'Shania's Sides' in Canada.
The collaboration, which commenced this week, features All Dressed McShaker Fries and the return of the Strawberry Pie.
A limited-edition cowboy boot keychain is also available with the purchase of an Extra Value Meal, while stocks last.
Twain, who previously worked at a McDonald's in Toronto, described the partnership as a 'homecoming' experience.
She shared her enjoyment of working at McDonald's, particularly the drive-thru, and her love for their fries.
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