French fries stuck into your ice cream sundae — if you haven't tried this yet — may feel weird. But really, it's a masterstroke when you think of wrapping one comfort food in the arms of another.

July marks summer temperatures heating up, evening sunshine seemingly lasting forever, and lines at local ice cream shops stretching down the street.

I bought premade vanilla-flavored iced coffees from Coffee Mate, Dunkin', International Delight, Starbucks, and Cafe Bustelo to find the best drink.

McDonald's customers are raving about a secret menu hack that combines Sprite with French vanilla syrup to create a surprising new flavor. (iStock) ...

By asking for 2 to 3 pumps of French vanilla syrup — which is typically used for coffee or tea — in your McDonald's Sprite, the drink becomes what the internet has dubbed the Cotton Candy Sprite.

To order this, when you order a Sprite at McDonald's, ask them to add a couple pumps of French vanilla syrup. The result is a drink that tastes a bit like cotton candy.

According to multiple social media users, customers can create their very own cotton candy-tasting version of the soda by asking staff members to add three pumps of French vanilla syrup to the ...

The trick to getting the carnival-like twist on a regular soda is to order a Sprite and ask them to add three pumps of French vanilla syrup, which apparently will make the drink taste like cotton ...

Apparently, if you order a Sprite at your local McDonald’s and tell them to add a few pumps of French vanilla syrup, it will taste like cotton candy.