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McDonald’s is bringing the McRib back on October 27 in select US markets, according to Hollywood Life, while participating Michigan restaurants started serving it October 26. The rollout includes Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Atlanta, Philadelphia and Dallas, though not every restaurant in those areas will have the sandwich. McDonald’s has not announced an end date for the limited-time item; the chain confirmed its return to People on October 22, and fans should check the app before heading out. The sandwich first appeared in 1981.

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00:00The McRib is back, but only in some places.
00:03McDonald's is bringing the sandwich back on Tuesday, October 27th in select U.S. markets.
00:08Participating restaurants in Michigan started on Monday, October 26th.
00:12The rollout covers Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Atlanta, Philadelphia, and Dallas.
00:18Hollywood Life reports that not every restaurant in those areas will have it.
00:22McDonald's confirmed the return to people on October 22nd.
00:25The company has not announced an end date.
00:27It is a limited-time item, and availability varies by restaurant.
00:32The sandwich has seasoned boneless pork, barbecue sauce, slivered onions and pickles on a toasted home-style bun.
00:38It debuted in 1981 and left the regular menu in 1985.
00:42A McDonald's marketing executive said its origin is tied to a McNugget shortage.
00:47Hollywood Life suggests checking the McDonald's app first.
00:50Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created, or enhanced, using AI-assisted tools.
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