McDonald's still hasn't announced its new Frozen Sprite White Peach, but the slushie has been turning up at some restaurants since at least Oct. 21. Nobody has found a price yet.
McDonald's has a new frozen drink, and it's playing hard to get.
Frozen Sprite White Peach is showing up at select McDonald's restaurants in the U.S. for a limited time, Parade reported Sunday, Nov. 8. It's a slushie that mixes Sprite's lemon-lime flavor with white peach, Southern Living reported Nov. 6.
It isn't brand-new, though. Sporked reported on Oct. 21 that the drink had landed at some restaurants, after two soda-tracking Instagram accounts spotted it. That's more than two weeks on menus with no announcement from McDonald's.
There's no price, either. None of the outlets covering the drink listed one, and it isn't on McDonald's national drinks menu, Southern Living said.
A New Jersey McDonald's owner who posts on TikTok as @McBossladi gave it a thumbs-up, Parade reported. "This frozen peach is delicious if you haven't tried it yet," she said. Her one complaint was the paper straw. Relatable.
Here's the Frozen White Peach in a McDonald's holiday drinks taste test from YouTube's Redneck Snack:
Where can I get Frozen Sprite White Peach?
Only at some McDonald's restaurants, and nobody has published a list. Parade said it's at "certain stores in the U.S." Sporked said it's at "select McDonald's across the country."
Southern Living reported that the drink shows up on some individual restaurants' online ordering menus but not on McDonald's national drinks or frozen drinks menu.
"For now, availability is the biggest catch," Southern Living wrote.
How do I check if my McDonald's has it?
Use the app. Southern Living laid out the steps:
Open the McDonald's app and tap More.
Choose Locations and search for a restaurant near you.
Check that restaurant's menu for Frozen Sprite White Peach.
Do this before you drive anywhere. Nobody wants to explain to the back seat why the peach slushie doesn't exist at this particular McDonald's.
How much is Frozen Sprite White Peach?
McDonald's hasn't posted a price, and prices vary by location anyway. For a rough idea, Chowhound found a medium Sprite Berry Blast for $3.69 at one New York McDonald's in October. A plain medium Sprite cost $1.79 at the same spot.
That means the fancy Sprite ran about twice the price of the regular one, by our math. Whether the frozen peach version lands in that range is a guess until someone posts a receipt.
What does Frozen Sprite White Peach taste like?
Peachy. An Allrecipes editor who tried it said the peach flavor is strong and the drink is sweeter than regular Sprite, Southern Living reported.
Sporked compared it to Red Bull's White Peach summer flavor from 2025, minus the energy drink part. Sprite is caffeine-free, so this one won't keep anybody up past bedtime.
Will Frozen Sprite White Peach go nationwide?
Maybe, eventually. Sporked said a national rollout is expected in spring 2027. It didn't say where that came from, and McDonald's hasn't confirmed it, Southern Living noted.
Sporked also had a theory about the slow start: peach drinks make more sense when it's warm out. A frozen drink in November is a bold move for anyone outside Florida.
Parade pointed out that McDonald's hasn't made a formal announcement, so there's no timeline for a wider release.
What other Sprite drinks does McDonald's have?
Sprite has been busy at McDonald's this year.
Sprite Berry Blast: Sprite with blue raspberry syrup and cold foam, part of the specialty drink lineup McDonald's launched nationwide May 6
Frosted Cranberry Splash with Sprite: a holiday drink with orange and cranberry flavors and cold foam, out since Nov. 3
Frozen Sprite Lymonade: one of the frozen drinks McDonald's offered in 2023, along with Frozen Coca-Cola and Frozen Fanta Blue Raspberry
We covered the holiday drink lineup Oct. 27, including that cranberry Sprite and three Cookie Butter coffees. Parade also noted that Pokemon Happy Meals arrive Nov. 10, with 15 toys and 15 trading cards to collect.
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Hat Tips:
Parade (Nov. 8, 2026), the limited-time release at certain U.S. stores, the New Jersey owner's TikTok review, the missing announcement and the Pokemon Happy Meal date
Southern Living (Nov. 6, 2026), the flavor, the menu availability, the app steps, the Allrecipes taste test and the unconfirmed spring 2027 rollout
Sporked (Oct. 21, 2026), the first report of the drink, the Red Bull comparison and the spring 2027 rollout expectation
Allrecipes (Nov. 6, 2026), the original report and editor taste test, via Southern Living and Parade
Chowhound (Oct. 29, 2026), Sprite Berry Blast and Sprite prices at a New York McDonald's
McDonald's (April 28, 2026), the Sprite Berry Blast launch date
WHIO (June 3, 2023), the 2023 frozen drink lineup
Redneck Snack on YouTube (Oct. 28, 2026), the taste test video
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