It turns out I'm not the only one who was a fan: The drink first came to McDonald's menus in 1955—and though the name had changed over the years from Hi-C Orange to Hi-C Orange Lavaburst ...

Hi-C Orange — a drink you know exists only because of McDonald’s — is getting removed from the burger chain’s menu starting in four short days. A memo the company sent franchisees on ...

Nearly four years after McDonald’s removed Hi-C Orange Lavaburst from the menu, the iconic drink is coming back. The fast-food chain announced Wednesday that Hi-C Orange will begin rolling out ...

Hi-C would have stolen the new drink's thunder. McDonald’s has the right to sell (and not sell) any beverage it wants; however, social media is now packed with broken hearts crying orange ...

A leaked memo said that the drink would be replaced with Sprite TropicBerry, although no McDonald's has begun selling it yet. It looks like the new replacement for Orange Hi-C is Orange Fanta ...

McDonald’s website touts Hi-C Orange Lavaburst as “packed with crisp citrus flavor,” but customers won’t be able to enjoy it for much longer. You may still have time to order the drink ...

officially known at Hi-C Orange Lavaburst. The non-carbonated sugary soft drink had been a favorite for about six decades before the fast food chain removed it from soda fountains four years ago.

officially known at Hi-C Orange Lavaburst. The non-carbonated sugary soft drink had been a favorite for about six decades before the fast food chain removed it from soda fountains four years ago.