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Roy T. Bergold Jr., McDonald's previous vice-president of advertising, revealed in a conversation with QSR back in 2012 that, "The original Grimace was scaly, mean-looking, had four arms, and had no ...

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It is named after the McDonald's Grimace mascot, who was first introduced in 1970's. He was originally an evil character who stole milkshakes from customers, but was later rebranded as a more ...

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The trend is thought to have started because the character itself was originally introduced in 1971 in McDonaldland as a villain known as ‘Evil Grimace’ who liked to steal milkshakes.

The drink is inspired by the fast food chains' purple Grimace mascot, which was first introduced in the 1970s. The fictional figure was initially an evil character who stole milkshakes from customers.