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Burger King is Action Archivesabout to get a whole lot more magically delicious.

The fast food giant has introduced a new Lucky Charms shake to make all of your ice cream and sugary cereal dreams come true.

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The shake includes velvety-soft vanilla soft serve ice cream, sweet syrup, and crunchy Lucky Charms cereal -- little marshmallows and all. The hand-spun treat looks like a delicious take on America's favorite cereal combo: a bowl of yummy Luck Charms with ice cold milk.

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But hurry up before this rainbow disappears. The shake is only available for a limited time for $2.99 a pop. Grab your cereal-loving friends and find this pot of gold.

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