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McDonald’s is bringing all-day breakfast to even more places

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Hungover college students everywhere: rejoice!

McDonald’s (MCD) has announced that it will continue to expand the number of restaurants that serve a limited breakfast menu all day long, according to a report in USA Today.

If you live in Mississippi and have trouble making it to the fast-food chain before the standard 10:30 a.m. cut-off time, you’re in luck. The firm has chosen 12 locations in Greenville and Greenwood, Miss., to launch the new menu on June 22. On the menu will be biscuit sandwiches such as the McMuffin, as well as, “hotcakes, sausage burritos, hash browns, Fruit ‘N Yogurt Parfait, and Fruit & Maple Oatmeal,” according to the report.

The move comes after the firm saw success with a similar effort in the San Diego area this spring. Following the trial in Mississippi, McDonald’s will continue to expand the experiment, moving it to locations in the Nashville area starting next month, the report said.

More: Read about McDonald’s in the new Fortune 500 list

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