Raving Toy Maniac

February 8, 2016 - January and early February brought us two trips to Wendy's and two "Build Your Creativity" toys. The giraffe and robot use pieces that we have seen in their kids meals before, so if you can remember to keep tucking them all into one storage spot, eventually you'll have enough to build something large.

Let's see what's out there in restaurants this month! (More after the jump)

A quick check of the web sites for the more popular fast food restaurants reveals the following:

- McDonald's has Valentine's books in their Happy Meals. The next promotion shown is a joint promotion of My Little Pony and Transformers.

The McDonald's McPlay app has free ebooks in it as well as a game. The ebooks are also available on their web site.

- The Chick-fil-A site shows five different World Tour travel kits as the goodies in their Kid's Meals. The under 3 toy is a board book.

- Sonic does not show what is currently available in their Wacky Pack meals, but they do show "Wacky Madness" coming soon - it appears to be a sports/basketball theme.

- Subway Kids Meals have several different Zooptopia wall decal sets.

- The Wendy's site is showing four different "Build Your Creativity" toys in their kids meals. The next promotion shown is "Color Your Creativity." The under 3 toy is a puzzle.

No changes from last month at these restaurants:

- Burger King's kids meal web site features Teen Titans Go! toys. There are four different toys.

- The Carl's Jr. and Hardee's both have Alvin and the Chipmunks: the Road Chip toys and activities. Starting in late March, the promotion changes to DinoTrux.

- The Captain D's web site does not show their current promotion in their kids meals.

- Arby's has revamped their web site and it doesn't seem to show the toy anymore. Their menu claims eight different meats, though, so that's a nice substitute for the toys.

- Taco Bell has phased out Kids Meals and their Kids Menu. Most of the items will still be available on their regular menu, but will no longer be marketed as for kids, so really the only difference is that the toys are gone.