McDonald's Has Released Its $1 And $2 Summer Drink Menu In Quebec

The promos will last all summer!
McDonald's Has Released Its Summer Drink Menu In Canada
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In an email to customers Monday, McDonald's Canada released its summer drink menu, once again featuring $1 and $2 options.

For $1, McDonald's customers can get either a medium iced coffee or medium Coca-Cola.

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There are five beverages on the $2 menu, all in size medium: fruit smoothies, the iced coffee frappe, the vanilla chai frappe, and the pink lemonade and raspberry slushies. 

McDonald's says the drink promos will last all summer long.

The fine print explains that these deals can't "be combined with any other offer."

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