Amazing Grace x Ramgo Seeds (December 2025)

 

Magic Flakes Cheese Flavored Crackers - Jack n Jill (December 2025)

Jack 'n Jill Magic Flakes Cheese Flavored Crackers 28g x 10s and variants like Jack 'N Jill Magic Flakes Cheese Flavored Crackers (10 × 28g) are popular Filipino snack crackers from Universal Robina Corporation under the Jack ‘n Jill brand, offering a light, crispy texture infused with savory cheese flavor that appeals to both kids and adults as a convenient on-the-go treat or side to soups, spreads, and other dishes. Each individual pack is typically 28 g with about 130–140 calories per serving (roughly 4 crackers), containing a balance of carbohydrates and fats with some protein, making it a flavorful but modest snack option. These crackers are widely available in multi-packs across supermarkets and online retailers in the Philippines as of December 2025 and are often enjoyed straight from the pack or paired with other foods for extra crunch.

Giant Christmas Tree Manila City Hall (December 2025)

The Giant Christmas Tree at Manila City Hall is one of the capital’s most anticipated holiday attractions in December 2025, erected near the Kartilya ng Katipunan in Ermita as part of the city’s festive season celebrations. The tree was officially lit in early December in a public ceremony featuring dazzling lights, live music by groups such as the Manila City Band, and surrounding bazaars with food and snacks that drew crowds of residents and visitors alike. The lighting event underscores Manila’s holiday spirit, offering a symbolic centerpiece of hope and community cheer amid the busy Yuletide season.

Kartilya ng Katipunan Bonifacio Shrine - Manila (December 2025)

The Kartilya ng Katipunan in Manila refers to the historic public park and shrine—also called Bonifacio Shrine—located near Manila City Hall in Ermita, which commemorates the ideals and heroism of the Katipunan revolutionary movement that fought for Philippine independence from Spain in 1896. The site is anchored by a monument to Andrés Bonifacio and serves as a symbolic urban space where civic and cultural activities are held; in December 2025 it has been the backdrop for community events such as the annual Simbang Gabi novena Mass leading up to Christmas and the city’s Christmas tree lighting, blending patriotism, faith, and public life. The name “Kartilya ng Katipunan” evokes the Kartilya written by Emilio Jacinto, a primer of ethical and moral teachings that guided Katipunan members in their sacrifice for nation and brotherhood.

Manila City Hall Fountain ( December 2025)

The “I Love Manila” Fountain at Manila City Hall refers to the vibrant musical and dancing fountain installation situated in front of the historic Manila City Hall grounds near the Kartilya ng Katipunan/Bonifacio Shrine — often highlighted alongside large illuminated “I Love Manila” signage that serves as a popular photo spot and symbol of local pride; this fountain features choreographed water jets, lights, and music that animate the space most evenings, creating a festive nighttime attraction for both residents and visitors and reinforcing efforts to revitalize public areas around the city’s civic center as of late 2025.

Underpass Mural Painting Manila (December 2025)

In December 2025, Manila’s pedestrian underpasses continued to evolve as vibrant public art spaces, with murals transforming previously unremarkable or utilitarian passages into more engaging urban canvases. One notable example is the underpass near Manila City Hall (Lagusnilad), where artists—often connected with collectives like Gerilya—have turned walls into vivid depictions of city history, featuring national heroes, everyday workers and cultural motifs that reflect Manila’s rich heritage, drawing pedestrians’ attention and reclaiming the space from its past reputation as a neglected thoroughfare. 

Santa Claus SM Manila (December 2025)

SM City Manila transforms into a festive local holiday hub in December 2025, with Christmas decorations, seasonal lighting, and special Santa Claus meet-and-greet events that bring joy to families and children. Throughout the month, Santa makes scheduled appearances in the mall’s main atrium (often in the afternoon to early evening) where kids can share their Christmas wishes and take photos with him amidst twinkling lights and festive backdrops. These meet-and-greets are part of the broader SM Supermalls “holiday magic” activities, which include lively weekend programs featuring the SM Holiday Squad, cheerful music, and mall entertainment that celebrate the spirit of Christmas in a fun, family-friendly environment. Regular updates and exact Santa appearance times are typically posted on the mall’s social media pages.

Christmas Tree SM City Manila (December 2025)

SM City Manila’s 2025 Christmas Tree stands as a festive centerpiece of the mall’s holiday décor, featuring a towering, beautifully lit Christmas tree surrounded by sparkling decorations and seasonal accents that draw families and visitors throughout December for photos and festive strolls. The tree was unveiled during the mall’s grand tree‑lighting ceremony in late October, kicking off a season of holiday bazaars, lights, and Christmas cheer that stretches into the final days of the year. Shoppers and guests often share glimpses of the display online, highlighting its vibrant lights, ornaments, and overall joyful atmosphere that complements the broader holiday spirit in Metro Manila’s shopping district.

Krispy Kreme Paper Place Mat (December 2025)

In Krispy Kreme’s brand experience, the “paper mat” commonly refers to the lightweight branded paper item included with doughnut orders — often used either as a disposable placemat under your treats or folded into the chain’s signature paper hat that customers can wear for fun while enjoying their doughnuts. These paper hats/mats have been a nostalgic part of Krispy Kreme’s in‑store charm for years and are sometimes tied to promotions or giveaways (e.g., special hat‑day events where wearing the paper hat can score freebies). The item is mostly a marketing and guest‑experience piece rather than a core product, designed to enhance the eating experience and reinforce the Krispy Kreme brand identity.

Krispy Kreme Glazed Donuts (December 2025)

Krispy Kreme’s Original Glazed Donuts remain the iconic and best‑known product of the global doughnut chain in December 2025, celebrated for their light, airy yeast‑raised dough and sweet, melt‑in‑your‑mouth sugar glaze that has defined the brand’s identity for decades. These classic glazed treats typically contain around 190 calories each, with most of their energy coming from fat and carbohydrates, and are often enjoyed as a nostalgic indulgence or paired with coffee. This holiday season Krispy Kreme bolstered enthusiasm for the Original Glazed with its annual “Day of the Dozens” promotion on December 12, 2025, offering fans a dozen Original Glazed doughnuts for just $1 with the purchase of another dozen or 16‑count minis, a celebration that draws crowds and reinforces the glazed donut’s status as a beloved treat.

Kit Kat Donut - Krispy Kreme (December 2025)

The Kit Kat Donut from Krispy Kreme is a limited-time collaborative creation first rolled out in 2024 and still talked about into late 2025—part of Krispy Kreme’s partnership with the iconic Kit Kat chocolate brand that blends the doughnut maker’s classic fried dough with the crispy crunch and creamy chocolate of Kit Kats. This specialty donut line features indulgent varieties like the Kit Kat Crunch, which is dipped in rich Hershey’s milk chocolate icing and topped with chopped Kit Kat pieces and chocolate crispies, as well as other versions combining cookie-dough-flavored filling, brownie pieces, salted caramel ribbons, and more for a multi-textured sweet treat that’s both creamy and crispy. Available at participating shops and through delivery for a limited time, the Kit Kat donuts show how Krispy Kreme continues to innovate with playful, dessert-forward products that appeal to chocolate lovers looking for a decadent twist on their favorite doughnut.

Snoopy Donut - Krispy Kreme (December 2025)

The Snoopy Cookies & Kreme donut from Krispy Kreme’s December 2025 holiday lineup is part of the brand’s first-ever Krispy Kreme × Peanuts collaboration celebrating the beloved Peanuts comic’s characters and festive season; this limited-time treat features a Snoopy-shaped doughnut filled with a Cookies & Kreme–flavored filling, dipped in vanilla-flavored icing and decorated with Snoopy’s face, making it both whimsical and sweet for fans of the classic beagle and holiday desserts alike. This donut is one of several in the seasonal Peanuts collection introduced around late November and available only through Christmas Eve, alongside other character-inspired designs that tap into nostalgia and holiday cheer at participating Krispy Kreme shops.

Charlie Brown Ornament - Krispy Kreme (December 2025)

The Charlie Brown Ornament Donut from Krispy Kreme’s December 2025 holiday lineup is a festive, limited-time treat that’s part of the Krispy Kreme × Peanuts holiday collection, celebrating the beloved Peanuts characters and Peanuts’ 75th anniversary. This special donut features a shell filled with brownie-batter flavored filling, dipped in bright yellow vanilla icing, and decorated with a chocolate buttercream zig-zag pattern and ornament-style hook, echoing Charlie Brown’s iconic shirt design with a seasonal twist. It’s available at participating Krispy Kreme shops in the U.S. through around December 24, 2025, alongside other Peanuts-inspired donuts like the Snoopy Cookies & Kreme and Christmas Wreath varieties.

Santa Claus Belly Donut - Krispy Kreme (December 2025)

In December 2025, Krispy Kreme’s Santa Belly Doughnut continues to be a festive holiday favorite as part of the brand’s seasonal offerings, appearing alongside special collections like the Krispy Kreme x Peanuts holiday lineup, which launched late November and runs through Christmas-Eve. The Santa Belly donut is typically a filled treat dipped in bright red icing and decorated with chocolate buttercream details to resemble Santa’s iconic belt and coat, making it a cheerful choice during the Christmas season and available individually or in holiday dozen packs at participating shops. It returns each year as part of Krispy Kreme’s winter celebration alongside other holiday-themed doughnuts and promotions like the “Day of the Dozens” discounted dozen event in mid-December.

Christmas Wreath Snoopy - Krispy Kreme (December 2025)

For the 2025 holiday season, Krispy Kreme teamed up with Peanuts in a special limited-time collection that includes a Christmas Wreath Snoopy doughnut as part of the festive lineup. This seasonal treat starts with an Original Glazed doughnut base decorated with a green buttercream swirl and yellow sprinkles to resemble a classic Christmas wreath, and it’s finished with a decorative sugar piece featuring beloved Peanuts characters like Snoopy and Woodstock to bring that cheerful holiday spirit to life. The Christmas Wreath doughnut is one of several new designs in the Krispy Kreme x Peanuts Collection — which debuted on **Nov. 29 and runs through Dec. 24, 2025 — celebrating both the season and the 75th anniversary of Peanuts with charming, character-inspired flavors available in special packs at participating shops.

Christmas Tree Donut - Krispy Kreme (December 2025)

The Krispy Kreme Christmas Tree Donut is a limited-edition holiday treat offered as part of Krispy Kreme’s Merry and Bright Christmas doughnut collection in December 2025. It features Krispy Kreme’s signature soft doughnut dipped in vibrant green truffle icing to resemble a festive tree, complete with a chocolate wafer “trunk,” a festive white truffle drizzle and colorful holiday sprinkles for that seasonal look and sweetness. This cheerful design and flavor profile make it a popular choice for celebrating the holidays, whether enjoyed solo or as part of multi-pack assortments available in stores and seasonal promotions through Christmas Day and into late December.

Krispy Kreme x Peanuts (December 2025)

 

Krispy Kreme’s December 2025 holiday season features a festive Krispy Kreme × Peanuts collaboration, marking the first time the iconic doughnut brand has teamed up with Peanuts to offer a limited-edition collection inspired by Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the rest of the beloved comic strip gang. Launched on Nov. 29 and available through Christmas Eve (Dec. 24) at participating shops in the U.S., the Krispy Kreme x Peanuts Collection includes three new character-themed doughnuts — Snoopy Cookies & Kreme™, Charlie Brown Ornament, and Christmas Wreath — alongside returning holiday favorites such as Santa Belly and Holiday Sprinkle doughnuts, all presented in a custom Peanuts-themed box. This collaboration celebrates the Peanuts 75th anniversary and is available in-store, via pickup and delivery, and even in six-pack assortments at select retailers, adding seasonal cheer to Krispy Kreme’s holiday lineup.

Rolling Meadow Edam Cheese DairyWorks New Zealand (December 2025)

Rolling Meadow Edam Cheese is a popular New Zealand-market semi-hard cheese produced under the Rolling Meadow brand by Dairyworks, a Christchurch-based dairy manufacturer known for turning locally sourced bulk cheese and butter into value retail products sold across New Zealand and Australia. The Edam variant—available in blocks (e.g., 500 g and 1 kg) and grated forms—is recognized for its mild, creamy flavour, versatility in everyday cooking, and nutritional benefits like being a good source of protein and calcium with 25% less fat than typical tasty cheeses, while also being gluten-free and suitable for vegetarians, with halal options available on some formats. In recent years the Rolling Meadow range received a refreshed brand and packaging to better reflect its role as a family-friendly everyday cheese, and Dairyworks has reported growth across domestic and export markets as part of its broader portfolio performance in 2025.

Goya Zap Chocolate Bar (December 2025)

 

Goya Zap Chocolate with Nougat & Caramel is a sweet confectionery bar featuring a chewy nougat and rich caramel center enrobed in milk chocolate, offering a layered texture and a classic combination that appeals to lovers of chocolate treats. The product is sold under the Goya brand and is officially registered as “Zap – Chocolate with Nougat & Caramel” with the Philippines FDA, where it’s categorized as a medium-risk food product. It is produced by Delfi Marketing Inc., the local company responsible for Goya chocolate products in the Philippines; the Goya brand itself has a long history in Filipino markets and is manufactured under license from Delfi Chocolate Manufacturing S.A., a company with Swiss chocolate-making technology heritage.

Christmas Morning (December 25, 2025)

Christmas morning in our home in Apalit, Pampanga is marked by a quiet joy that blends faith, family, and familiar traditions. The day begins early, often after attending dawn Mass, as the house fills with the aroma of warm rice, hamon, and sweet treats prepared for sharing. Sunlight filters through open windows, revealing simple decorations and a modest nativity that remind everyone of the season’s true meaning. Family members gather to exchange greetings, enjoy a hearty breakfast, and reflect on the blessings of the past year, creating an atmosphere of gratitude, togetherness, and peaceful celebration rooted in Kapampangan hospitality and Filipino Christmas values.

Christmas Day Saint Peter Parish Church Apalit Pampanga (December 25, 2025)

 

Coke Christmas (2007)

The Coca-Cola Christmas Can in the Philippines in 2007 reflected the brand’s long-standing holiday tradition of promoting warmth, sharing, and family togetherness during the festive season. Released nationwide in time for Christmas, the can prominently featured the iconic Coca-Cola red background, festive holiday graphics, and seasonal greetings that resonated strongly with Filipino consumers, for whom Christmas is the longest and most celebrated holiday. This edition was commonly seen in sari-sari stores, supermarkets, and family gatherings, often paired with Coca-Cola’s holiday campaigns that emphasized “sharing happiness” through meals, gift-giving, and reunions. The 2007 Christmas can became a familiar sight during Noche Buena and holiday celebrations, reinforcing Coca-Cola’s role as a staple refreshment and a symbol of Christmas cheer in Filipino households.

Ajinomoto Umami Seasoning (December 2025)

Ajinomoto Umami Seasoning is a classic umami-enhancing seasoning made from pure monosodium glutamate (MSG) that has been beloved in kitchens worldwide since its introduction in 1909, helping cooks amplify the savory “linamnam” taste in dishes ranging from soups and stews to meats and vegetables. MSG is produced by fermenting plant-based sources like sugarcane and cassava, and when used in moderation it intensifies natural flavors without masking them. Recent brand updates emphasize its heritage while keeping it relevant for modern cooks, and in some markets Ajinomoto has featured a cute panda mascot known as AjiPanda® on packaging and promotions—adding a friendly, fun element to its identity and reinforcing its long-standing presence in families’ daily cooking routines.

Tang Grape Powder Juice (December 2025)

Tang Instant Drink Mix – Grape Flavor 19G and similar sachets of Tang Powdered Juice Grapes 19g offer a quick-to-prepare powdered beverage that dissolves in water to create a sweet, grape-flavored juice drink. Produced under the Tang brand (an international powdered drink mix originally introduced in 1957 and now owned by Mondelēz International outside North America) this grape variant combines artificial grape flavor with added nutrients such as vitamin C and often calcium, making it a popular choice for hydration and a fruity refreshment during snacks, meals, or hot weather. While formulations vary by market, Tang grape powder typically emphasizes convenience and taste rather than being a substitute for natural juice; it contains sugars or sweeteners and delivers a vibrant, kid-friendly drink that mixes easily with cold water, often fortified to provide at least a full daily value of vitamin C per serving.

Tang Mago Powder Juice (December 2025)

Tang Mango Powder Juice is a popular instant powdered drink mix from the Tang brand that lets you quickly prepare a refreshing mango-flavored beverage by simply dissolving the powder in water, making it especially appealing during hot weather or for everyday hydration. It typically comes in small sachets (e.g., 19 g) or larger packs and is enriched with vitamin C and sometimes other vitamins and minerals to add a nutritional boost while offering the sweet, tropical taste of ripe mango. As of late 2025, it remains widely sold in places like the Philippines and other global markets as an affordable alternative to ready-to-drink juices, valued for its convenience, vibrant flavor, and family-friendly appeal, though it contains sugar and additives typical of powdered drinks so moderation is recommended.

Eden Melt Sarap Cheese (December 2025)

Eden Melt Sarap is a popular quick-melting processed filled cheese product in the Philippines known for its creamy, melt-in-your-mouth texture that elevates everyday dishes like baked pasta, grilled sandwiches, and cheesy snacks; it’s formulated to melt smoothly thanks to its blend of real milk, cheese, and emulsifiers, and comes in convenient block sizes such as Eden Cheese Melt Sarap 165g, larger family packs like Eden Filled Cheese Meltsarap 430G, and other similar variants, making it versatile for home cooking year-round. Registered in 2025 as a processed quick-melting filled cheese with the Philippine FDA, Eden Melt Sarap continues to be a go-to choice for adding rich cheesiness and smooth melt to comfort recipes, though its processed nature means it’s best enjoyed in moderation as part of balanced meal.

Eden Cheese (December 2025)

Eden Cheese is a well-known Filipino processed filled cheese brand first introduced in the Philippines in 1981 by Kraft Foods Philippines and today made and marketed by Mondelez Philippines under the global Mondelez International umbrella; it’s recognized for its creamy, mildly salty flavor and versatility in everyday meals and Filipino dishes, and remains a staple in many households as of December 2025

Crispy Fry Extra Spicy Limited Edition Ajinomoto (December 2025)

The Ajinomoto Crispy Fry Spicy Breading mix 62g Extra Spicy Limited Edition from Ajinomoto’s Crispy Fry® line is a seasonal breading mix released in 2025 that builds on the brand’s popular spicy coating for fried foods by offering an intensified heat profile for spice lovers; it’s designed to add an extra kick and deep crunch to chicken, fish, and other fried dishes while retaining the signature crispy texture the range is known for. This limited-edition variant is officially registered as a “Breading Mix Extra Spicy” with the Philippine FDA, valid through mid-2028, indicating its compliant formulation and market availability as of December 20253

Mother’s Best Breading Mix (December 2025)

Mother’s Best Breading Mix (December 2025) is a versatile cooking product designed to help home cooks achieve a perfectly crispy and flavorful coating for fried dishes. Manufactured by Universal Robina Corporation (URC) in the Philippines, this breading mix combines a balanced blend of flour, seasonings, and spices to deliver consistent crunch and taste every time. Ideal for chicken, fish, and vegetable frying, it saves preparation time while ensuring a golden-brown finish. The December 2025 edition highlights the brand’s continued commitment to quality and convenience for Filipino households seeking quick, restaurant-style fried meals at home.

Coca Cola Dancing Can (Takara Edition 1989)

The Coca-Cola Dancing Can (Takara Edition 1989) is a collectible promotional toy released in collaboration with the Japanese company Takara. This novelty item featured a miniature Coca-Cola can with a spring-loaded mechanism inside, allowing it to “dance” or wiggle when activated. Designed as both a fun gadget and a marketing tool, it captured the playful spirit of late-1980s Coca-Cola merchandise, appealing to children and collectors alike. The Takara edition is notable for its high-quality construction, attention to detail in mimicking the classic Coke can design, and its place in the era’s trend of interactive beverage-themed toys. Today, it remains a sought-after piece for vintage toy collectors and Coca-Cola memorabilia enthusiasts.

 

Panday ABS-CBN (2005)

Panday (ABS-CBN, 2005) was a Philippine television fantasy series aired by ABS-CBN, inspired by the iconic comic book character created by Carlo J. Caparas. Starring Jericho Rosales in the titular role, the series followed the adventures of Flavio, a blacksmith who forges a magical sword to battle evil forces threatening his town and the world. Combining elements of action, drama, and fantasy, the show brought to life the rich mythology and heroic legacy of Panday, featuring visually engaging fight sequences, mystical creatures, and moral lessons about courage, justice, and selflessness. It was notable for its high production values for Philippine TV at the time and for reinvigorating interest in local superhero stories.

Coke Spring Toy

The Coke Spring Toy is a collectible promotional item often included in Coca-Cola merchandise campaigns. Typically made of plastic or lightweight materials, the toy features a compact design with a spring mechanism inside that allows parts of it to move or “jump” when pressed or shaken. This interactive feature was designed to engage children and collectors, offering a playful, tactile experience while reinforcing the Coca-Cola brand. Such toys were commonly distributed in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, either as part of limited-edition promotions or with certain beverage purchases, making them sought-after items among nostalgic fans of Coca-Cola memorabilia.

Goddard -Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius Viacom (Mattel 2001)

Goddard, the robotic dog from Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, is a beloved character introduced as part of the franchise created by John A. Davis under the production of Nickelodeon and Viacom. Released in 2001 by Mattel as part of the toy line, Goddard stands out for his multifunctional abilities, including extending gadgets, transforming parts of his body, and assisting Jimmy in his scientific adventures. Designed to be both a loyal companion and a high-tech assistant, Goddard reflects the show's blend of humor, creativity, and futuristic technology. The toy version captured the imagination of children by allowing interactive play that mirrored the inventive and adventurous spirit of Jimmy Neutron himself, making Goddard one of the most iconic animated pet robots in early 2000s pop culture.

 

Virgin Blue Lemon Lime (2008)

Virgin Blue Lemon Lime, launched in the Philippines in 2008, was a citrus-flavored soft drink under the local Virgin Cola brand. Marketed as a refreshing alternative to traditional sodas, it combined the zesty taste of lemon with the tangy punch of lime, targeting young adults and teenagers seeking a vibrant, thirst-quenching beverage. Packaged in colorful cans and bottles that highlighted its bright, citrus-inspired branding, Virgin Blue Lemon Lime was part of Virgin Cola’s effort to diversify its offerings in the competitive Philippine soft drink market, which was dominated by global brands like Coca-Cola and Pepsi. Its introduction reflected the growing local appetite for flavored soft drinks beyond standard cola flavors.

Coke x Santa Claus (2006)

The Coke x Santa Claus Can (2006) Philippines was a special holiday-themed edition released by Coca-Cola to celebrate the Christmas season. Featuring the iconic image of Santa Claus holding a bottle of Coke against a festive red background, the design emphasized warmth, joy, and holiday cheer, aligning with Coca-Cola’s long-standing association with the modern Santa Claus imagery. This limited-edition can became a collectible for fans and holiday enthusiasts, reinforcing Coke’s global tradition of holiday marketing while appealing to Filipino consumers’ festive spirit during December. The campaign highlighted the brand’s focus on sharing happiness and togetherness, making it a memorable seasonal promotion in the Philippines.

Fido Dido x 7 Up (2007)

The Fido Dido x 7 Up can (2007) was part of PepsiCo’s nostalgic youth-oriented marketing that brought back the laid-back cartoon icon to reinforce 7 Up’s “cool, crisp, and refreshing” image, particularly in markets like the Philippines and other parts of Asia where Fido Dido had strong pop-culture recall from the 1990s. The can featured Fido Dido’s signature black-and-white, hand-drawn look, often shown leaning casually or smiling, perfectly matching 7 Up’s non-conformist and fun brand personality at the time. Fido Dido’s origin story dates back to 1985, when he was created by American artists Joanna Ferrone and Sue Rose as a simple doodle symbolizing relaxed confidence, individuality, and effortless cool; his popularity grew after he was licensed to 7 Up in the late 1980s, eventually becoming the brand’s global mascot. By 2007, the Fido Dido x 7 Up can served both as a refresh of the soda’s identity and a nostalgic reminder of a character whose easygoing attitude had become inseparable from the 7 Up brand.

Starbucks Christmas Cup (December 2025)

For December 2025, the Starbucks Christmas (holiday) cup season is in full swing, continuing the brand’s beloved annual tradition that began in 1997. This year’s festive cups—available since early November—feature cheerful red and green designs inspired by barista apron strings and classic holiday plaid, with cozy textures and ribbon motifs meant to evoke warmth and togetherness; each cup even includes a little tag on the back perfect for writing a message. Among the standout merch is the viral “Bearista” glass cold cup, shaped like a teddy bear and decorated with Starbucks holiday flair, which quickly sold out and is now being offered again as part of Starbucks’ seasonal promotions tied to their “Starbucks for Life” game running through early January. Overall, the 2025 Christmas cup drop blends nostalgic holiday visuals with collectible hype, making it a festive centerpiece of the brand’s seasonal experience.

 

Lisa Black Pink x Pepsi (2021)

In 2021, Pepsi partnered with global K-pop phenomenon BLACKPINK, naming the four members — Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa — as brand ambassadors for the Asia-Pacific “Go All In For What You Love” campaign, which included limited-edition Pepsi cans and bottles featuring each member’s image to celebrate the collaboration and appeal to young fans across the region. As part of this marketing push, the special Pepsi packaging with Lisa’s likeness became a collectible item among fans, especially in markets like Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines, and was used in creative activations such as augmented reality filters that transformed the cans into digital light sticks for BLACKPINK supporters.

Rose Black Pink x Pepsi (2021)

In early 2021, global soft-drink brand Pepsi partnered with K-pop supergroup BLACKPINK—including member Rosé—as part of its “Go All In For What You Love” marketing campaign across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, appointing the group as Pepsi’s newest brand ambassadors to connect with Gen Z and younger consumers through themes of passion, boldness, and resilience. The collaboration featured the members, Rosé included, in high-energy commercials and social media content, as well as on limited-edition Pepsi product packaging available at select retailers like 7-Eleven, with each can or bottle showcasing the members’ imagery and vibrant designs aimed at fans and collectors. The campaign leveraged a 360-degree media strategy, blending ads, social engagement, and exclusive merchandise to amplify Pepsi’s youthful brand identity while tapping into BLACKPINK’s immense regional influence.

Jisoo Black Pink x Pepsi (2021)

In 2021, South Korean girl group BLACKPINK, including Jisoo, partnered with global beverage brand Pepsi as part of Pepsi’s “Go All In For What You Love” campaign, serving as Pepsi’s Asia-Pacific brand ambassadors to connect with younger consumers and inspire Generation Z to pursue their passions with confidence. The collaboration featured the four members—Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa—in a 360-degree marketing campaign, including televised and social media advertisements along with limited-edition Pepsi packaging showcasing each member’s image, which was rolled out in several Asian markets through convenience stores like 7-Eleven. Pepsi highlighted BLACKPINK’s youthful energy, resilience, and global appeal as aligning with the brand’s identity and messaging.

Jennie Black Pink x Pepsi (March 2021)

In March 2021, K-pop star Jennie of BLACKPINK was a prominent face in the Pepsi x BLACKPINK collaboration as part of Pepsi’s broader “Go All In For What You Love” campaign in the Asia-Pacific region, where BLACKPINK (including Jennie, Jisoo, Rosé, and Lisa) was appointed as Pepsi’s brand ambassadors. This partnership featured a series of limited-edition Pepsi bottles and cans adorned with each member’s image, including Jennie’s, that were released in markets like Malaysia and Singapore and became collectible items for fans. The campaign aimed to connect with Generation Z by celebrating youthful boldness, resilience, and passion—traits Pepsi felt BLACKPINK embodied—and drove a 360-degree marketing push across social media and retail outlets throughout early 2021.

Dr Pepper x Wonder Woman (Warner Brothers 2017)

 

In 2017, Dr Pepper partnered with Warner Brothers to celebrate the release of Wonder Woman, creating a limited-edition promotional campaign that tied the iconic soft drink to the legendary superhero. The collaboration featured specially branded cans and bottles adorned with vibrant Wonder Woman imagery, including her signature red, blue, and gold color scheme, as well as her iconic emblem. The campaign was designed to appeal to both comic book fans and general consumers, emphasizing themes of empowerment, courage, and heroism associated with the character. In addition to collectible packaging, the promotion included social media activations and in-store displays, making it a memorable tie-in that merged pop culture with a beloved beverage.

Dr Pepper x Wonder Woman - Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice (Warner Brothers 2015)

 

In 2015, Dr Pepper collaborated with Warner Brothers to promote Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice through a limited-edition campaign featuring Wonder Woman. The promotion included collectible Dr Pepper cans and bottles adorned with striking imagery of Wonder Woman, highlighting her iconic costume and Amazonian strength, while connecting fans to the blockbuster superhero film. This marketing tie-in leveraged the growing popularity of the DC Extended Universe, combining the nostalgia and brand loyalty of Dr Pepper with the excitement surrounding one of the year’s most anticipated cinematic events. The campaign emphasized both visual appeal and fan engagement, encouraging collectors and movie enthusiasts alike to celebrate Wonder Woman’s role in the epic showdown between Batman and Supeman.

Mini Coke x Santa Claus (December 2014)

In December 2014, Coca-Cola released a festive promotional campaign featuring its iconic Mini Coke Cans paired with the classic image of Santa Claus, celebrating the holiday season with a nostalgic twist. The campaign highlighted the brand’s long-standing association with Christmas, showcasing Santa Claus in his traditional red suit alongside the miniature bottles, which were marketed as convenient, collectible, and perfect for sharing during the holidays. The Mini Coke x Santa Claus promotion emphasized joy, togetherness, and the spirit of giving, appealing to both longtime fans of the brand and a younger audience, while reinforcing Coca-Cola’s enduring role in holiday celebrations worldwide.

Coke x Santa Claus (December 1996)

In December 1996, Coca-Cola in the Philippines continued its long-standing tradition of holiday advertising by featuring the iconic Santa Claus in its Christmas campaign. This festive promotion showcased Santa enjoying a classic Coke, reinforcing the brand’s association with joy, family, and the Christmas spirit. Coca-Cola’s Santa, characterized by his jolly demeanor, red suit, and warm smile, had by then become a symbol of the holiday season, popularized globally since the 1930s. The 1996 campaign in the Philippines included print ads, billboards, and in-store displays, creating a festive atmosphere that encouraged consumers to connect the brand with holiday celebrations and gift-giving traditions. It was part of Coca-Cola’s strategy to cement its presence in Filipino holiday culture, making the brand synonymous with Christmas cheer.

Diet 7 Up x Fido Dido (September 2007)

In September 2007, Diet 7 Up in the Philippines teamed up with the iconic cartoon character Fido Dido for a playful promotional campaign that highlighted the brand’s fun, carefree image. Fido Dido, known for his laid-back, quirky personality and spiky hair, became the face of Diet 7 Up’s marketing materials, appearing on bottles, cans, and point-of-sale displays across major supermarkets and convenience stores. The collaboration aimed to connect with younger, trend-conscious consumers by emphasizing a lifestyle of casual enjoyment and refreshment without the calories. The promotion also included collectible merchandise featuring Fido Dido, making it a memorable campaign that combined pop culture appeal with the brand’s zero-calorie positioning.

Fido Dido was created in 1985 by American cartoonists Joanna Ferrone and Sue Rose, who first sketched him on a napkin, and he became a popular, laid-back mascot for 7UP after being licensed by PepsiCo in 1988, embodying a cool, "you are what you are" attitude.