Hey Dreamy! Hope you're well. Thanks for your comments. Yeah, I tried the homemade version and it was a one-time deal. I did not... like in the beginning the taste was okay but then the popcorn started to become soggy and the flavor started to lose itself and I was like no popcorn and ice cream don't go together. But hey, at least I tried it, right?

I concur. I tried it for you so you didn't have to. You're welcome.

Yes, snack king, you should definitely try that on your own, document it, and then put it in your sound bites so I can know how it tasted for you. For a warning, the popcorn with the ice cream does become soggy and the popcorn loses its flavor a little bit, which I didn't really like that part, which is why I gave it a low rating. I'm running out of time. Let me come back again.

What I used so you can get started is just vanilla bean ice cream with a caramel drizzle. And I think it was caramel popcorn with peanuts in it. I used that. It started out decent. It wasn't bad. But yeah, let me know if you try it. I'd love to know the review on your end. idea.

Hello, personally, I would not recommend the Caramel Popcorn McFlurry. It really wasn't that tasty. The popcorn became really soggy after a few minutes and lost its flavor. Yeah, popcorn and ice cream are best served separate. I hope you have a good weekend.

Thank you for letting me know. That was funny. Thank you. Have a good weekend yourself.

I agree with your assessment the flavor of this McDonald's treat that I reinvented at home it was good for like the first yeah like three to five minutes and then it became soggy and lost its flavor and it just wasn't good anymore so I think popcorn and ice cream are best separate personally thanks for your comment

I agree. When I saw that McDonald's had invented this summer limited edition treats, McFlurry, in certain areas, I was like, I'm not sure if that would taste good, but it does sound like it might, you know? So I gave it a try. It was good until it became soggy and lost flavor. Then it was yucky.