Dr Pepper has revived its Creamy Coconut flavour for a limited summer release, with both the original and Zero Sugar versions now available in stores across the country. The tropical-inspired drink first appeared in summer 2024 and quickly attracted a loyal following, helped by the viral “dirty soda” trend of adding cream or flavoured syrups.
The limited edition, sold in 12-ounce packs of 12, combines Dr Pepper’s signature 23-flavour blend with coconut, creating a smooth, dessert-like taste. Despite the name, the drink contains no actual cream, but is formulated to mimic a creamy texture, with notes of caramel, vanilla and spice.
Shoppers can find the soda at major retailers including Walmart, Amazon, Target and Kroger, but only until 31 July. A 12-pack will retail for $11.99, according to USA Today.
The return is part of a wider rollout by Keurig Dr Pepper, which announced in February that it would introduce more than 35 new and returning drinks across its portfolio this year. These include Snapple’s Two Hundred Fif-TEA Party, a raspberry tea and lemonade blend celebrating America’s 250th birthday, and a 7UP Shirley Temple-inspired soda for the holiday season, featuring pomegranate with its classic lemon-lime base.
A&W Root Beer is also joining the summer lineup with a limited-time Root Beer Float flavour, beginning in July. The drink offers a creamy, vanilla-forward take on the classic treat, without the need for ice cream.
