McDonald's Is Bringing Back the Holiday Pie for a Limited Time

The beloved dessert has already been spotted in Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Arkansas and Pennsylvania

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McDonald's in London, United Kingdom, May 27, 2012. Photo:

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McDonald's is ready to spread the holiday cheer!

The chain restaurant is feeling festive, and PEOPLE confirms that beginning Friday, Nov. 15, the holiday pie will return “for a limited time only” to select cities: Seattle, Los Angeles, St. Louis, New York City, Cleveland, Memphis and Dallas.

The festive treat includes a creamy, smooth custard baked into a flaky, buttery crust and glazed with sugar and rainbow sprinkles. 

It first made its debut 25 years ago in 1999, and McDonald's patrons have since looked forward to the sweet pie each holiday season, per Reader's Digest.

McDonald's Is Bringing Back the Holiday Pie
McDonald's Holiday Pie.

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While the pie isn’t supposed to arrive at local eateries until Friday, Instagram user Markie Devo reported on Sunday, Nov. 10, that some people have already spotted it at their local McDonald's. He added that it's available in Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Arkansas and Pennsylvania. 

Other Instagram users then commented on his post, adding they had seen the holiday dessert in Northern Virginia and Los Angeles. Meanwhile, users in Florida, Colorado and Arizona expressed their disappointment that the pies have not been in their states.

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A few other users shared their excitement. “My fave! So glad my local one has them every year. I freeze, then bake when ready lol,” wrote one user.

Another added: “I’m glad you said that. Now I can load up on them. Mmmm yummy.” 

“My all-time favorite! 😍🤤😋,” commented another user.

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