Pepperoni Pizza Hut - SM City Pampanga (February 2026)

The pepperoni pizza is one of the most iconic menu items of Pizza Hut, featuring a classic combination of tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, and slices of spicy cured pepperoni layered over a baked crust. Pepperoni itself is an American creation inspired by Italian salami, developed by Italian-American communities in the early 20th century and becoming widely popular for its bold flavor and slightly smoky taste. Founded in 1958 in Wichita, Kansas by brothers Dan and Frank Carney, Pizza Hut helped popularize pepperoni pizza nationwide through its dine-in restaurants, signature pan pizza style introduced in 1980, and global expansion. Over time, pepperoni became Pizza Hut’s best-selling topping worldwide, symbolizing the rise of American-style pizza and its transformation into a fast-food favorite enjoyed across generations.

Pizza Hut SM City Pampanga (February 2026)

 

Pop Mart Molly x Pizza Hut SM City Pampanga (February 2026)

 

In February 2026, Pizza Hut - SM City Pampanga participated in the nationwide Pizza Hut x POP MART MOLLY collaboration, a fun crossover between the global casual dining brand and the collectible designer toy craze led by POP MART’s beloved character Molly. 🍕✨ Starting around 11 February 2026, participating Pizza Hut branches — including the SM City Pampanga location — offered themed promos like the MOLLY Fun Box and MOLLY’s Meal, which paired special meal bundles with exclusive Molly stickers and merch while supplies lasted, blending cute collectible appeal with Pizza Hut’s menu favorites and giving fans a playful way to enjoy both pizza and Molly-themed goodies during the promo period.

Pop Mart Molly x Pizza Hut SM City Pampanga (February 2026)

 

Molly is a signature designer toy character created by Hong Kong illustrator Kenny Wong and produced by Chinese art toy company Pop Mart. Recognizable for her large round eyes, pouty lips, and childlike yet expressive face, Molly debuted in the mid-2000s and later became one of Pop Mart’s most successful blind box series figures. The character blends innocence with subtle attitude, often appearing in themed collections such as space explorer, circus performer, fantasy princess, and cultural costumes. With high-quality vinyl craftsmanship and limited-edition releases, Molly has become a major figure in the global designer toy movement, attracting collectors across Asia and beyond, and helping popularize the blind box trend in mainstream retail.

Amazing Grace is a Fast Food Restaurant Standee

Fast food restaurant standees—life-size promotional displays often made of cardboard, foam board, plastic, or fiberglass—became popular in the mid-20th century as quick-service chains expanded and competition for customer attention increased. In the 1950s and 1960s, brands like McDonald’s, Burger King, and KFC began using colorful in-store displays featuring mascots, limited-time offers, and new menu items to create excitement and reinforce brand identity. As printing technology improved in the 1980s and 1990s, standees became more vibrant, detailed, and affordable to mass-produce, allowing franchises worldwide to coordinate national promotions for movies, toys, and seasonal products. With the rise of character marketing—such as Happy Meal toys and movie tie-ins—standees evolved into collectible advertising pieces that enhanced the dining atmosphere and encouraged impulse purchases. Today, while digital screens are increasingly common, physical standees remain an effective visual merchandising tool because of their eye-catching, three-dimensional presence and nostalgic appeal.

Amazing Grace is a Balloon Sculpture

Balloon sculpture, also known as balloon twisting, is the art of shaping long, flexible balloons into decorative forms such as animals, flowers, hats, and other creative designs. Its origins date back to the early 20th century after the invention of modern latex balloons, which were developed by scientist Michael Faraday in 1824 during experiments with rubber, though they were not widely used for entertainment until the 1900s. The practice of twisting balloons into figures became popular in the United States in the 1930s and 1940s, particularly at magic conventions and children’s parties, where performers incorporated balloon animals into their acts. By the late 20th century, specialized “modeling balloons” (often called 260 balloons for their size) were manufactured specifically for twisting, helping the craft grow worldwide. Today, balloon sculpture is both a form of party entertainment and a recognized performance art, with international conventions, competitions, and artists creating elaborate installations for events and celebrationd.

Amazing Grace is a Cornchips Snack

Corn chips are a crunchy snack made primarily from cornmeal, and they became popular in the United States during the 20th century. Their origins are often linked to the traditional Mexican food tortilla, which is made from ground corn. In the early 1900s, companies began experimenting with frying leftover tortilla pieces to create a crisp snack. One of the most well-known corn chips, Fritos, was introduced in 1932 by Charles Elmer Doolin in Texas after he purchased a recipe for fried corn chips from a local cook. He later founded the Frito Company, which eventually merged with H.W. Lay & Company in 1961 to form Frito-Lay. Over time, corn chips became a staple snack worldwide, enjoyed plain or flavored and often used in dishes like chili pie and nachos.

Amazing Grace is a Fisher Price Little People

Fisher-Price Little People are small, chunky toy figures created for young children, first introduced in 1959 as part of the Fisher-Price “Safety School Bus” playset. Originally called the “Play Family” figures, they were designed with simple peg-style wooden bodies and round heads to be easy for toddlers to grasp and safe for play. In the 1960s, the figures evolved into plastic versions with wider bodies and detailed features, becoming officially known as “Little People” in 1985. Over the decades, Little People expanded into a wide range of playsets—including farms, houses, zoos, and vehicles—encouraging imaginative storytelling and early social learning. Their durable design and friendly appearance have made them a beloved classic in early childhood toys for more than six decade.

Amazing Grace is a Happy Meal Toy

The Happy Meal is a specially packaged kids’ meal created by McDonald’s, introduced in 1979 in the United States. It was designed to appeal to children by combining a main item—like a hamburger, cheeseburger, or nuggets—with a side (usually fries or apples) and a drink, all packaged in a colorful box featuring playful designs. A key feature that set the Happy Meal apart was the inclusion of a small toy, often themed around popular movies, TV shows, or original characters, making it both a meal and a collectible experience. The idea originated from McDonald’s marketing team, who noticed that children influenced family dining choices, and wanted a way to make eating at McDonald’s fun and memorable for kids. Over the years, the Happy Meal has become a global phenomenon, adapting its toys and menus to local cultures while maintaining its iconic appeal.

Year of the Dog Chinese Zodiac McDonald’s Philippines (February 2026)

In February 2026, McDonald’s Philippines launched a special Chinese Zodiac Zodiac Collectibles promotion tied to the Lunar New Year celebration, offering a limited-time series of 12 zodiac-inspired toys (plus a bonus design) that reimagine familiar McDonald’s characters like Grimace, Hamburglar, and Birdie dressed as the animals of the Chinese Zodiac, including a Dog edition among others. Customers could add ₱168 to any meal to receive one of these non-blind-boxed collectible figures together with an upgrade to the seasonal Golden McFloat drink, with the promotion running roughly February 5 to March 7, 2026 at participating McDonald’s outlets nationwide. The campaign was designed to blend cultural celebration and fun by letting fans collect each zodiac animal and enjoy festive in-store experiences and app deals during the Lunar New Year period.

Baby Spoon Japan

The baby spoon from Japan with a white bear handle is a charming infant feeding utensil that blends practical design with playful aesthetics. Often crafted with smooth, safe materials suited for delicate mouths, this type of spoon features a handle shaped like a white bear, making mealtimes more engaging and fun for babies while also being easy for small hands to grip. Such spoons are typically designed to be gentle on gums, sized for first foods and early self-feeding, and sometimes made in Japan or inspired by Japanese kawaii design sensibilities that emphasize cuteness and functionality. While specific branded versions vary, similar bear-themed feeding spoons — like Lili the Bear Set Spoons or Eco‑friendly Polar Bear Shape Food Grade Baby Bottle Spoon — show how the motif is popular in baby feeding products, making them appealing gifts or keepsakes.

The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf Holiday Cup (Christmas)

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Holiday Cup is a special seasonal cup design released during the Christmas season, featuring festive colors, cheerful illustrations, and winter-inspired themes that reflect the warmth and joy of the holidays. Typically launched alongside the brand’s limited-time holiday beverages—such as peppermint, red velvet, or winter spice drinks—the cup often incorporates classic Christmas elements like snowflakes, ornaments, reindeer, or cozy patterns in red, green, gold, and white tones. Beyond serving as packaging, the Holiday Cup has become a collectible and symbolic part of the brand’s year-end celebration, creating a sense of nostalgia and excitement for customers who look forward to its annual design reveal as a sign that the Christmas season has officially begun.

Haribo Gold Bear Rattle Cup

The HARIBO Goldbears Clear Cup 200ml (often referred to in listings as a Haribo Gold Bear rattle cup) is a playful, clear plastic drinking cup featuring floating Haribo Gold Bear‑themed charms or figures inside its double‑walled design that move and make a gentle rattling sound when the cup is shaken or tilted, making it both a fun novelty item and a practical everyday cup for kids and Haribo fans. These cups are part of Haribo merchandise celebrating the brand’s iconic gummy bears — originally created in 1922 and later known as Goldbears since 1960 — but they are a merch product rather than an official candy release by Haribo itself, so there isn’t a specific global “release date” published by the company like there is for edible products. Instead, such novelty cups have appeared in various markets as licensed or themed drinkware over recent years.

Haribo Gold Bear Rattle Glass

The HARIBO Goldbears Clear Cup 200ml (often referred to in listings as a Haribo Gold Bear rattle cup) is a playful, clear plastic drinking cup featuring floating Haribo Gold Bear‑themed charms or figures inside its double‑walled design that move and make a gentle rattling sound when the cup is shaken or tilted, making it both a fun novelty item and a practical everyday cup for kids and Haribo fans. These cups are part of Haribo merchandise celebrating the brand’s iconic gummy bears — originally created in 1922 and later known as Goldbears since 1960 — but they are a merch product rather than an official candy release by Haribo itself, so there isn’t a specific global “release date” published by the company like there is for edible products. Instead, such novelty cups have appeared in various markets as licensed or themed drinkware over recent years.

Fanta x Russell Ban-Ban Ball Super

The Russell “Ban‑Ban Ball” paddle refers to a paddle‑ball style toy that the Russell company sold in some markets (particularly Japan) in the 1970s under the name Ban Ban Ball (in other regions a similar toy was called Ding Bats). This product was part of Russell’s broader range of simple skill toys beyond its more famous yo‑yos, and it typically consisted of a handheld paddle with a rubber ball attached by an elastic string that players would try to hit repeatedly — a classic paddle‑ball toy format that dates back to the early 20th century. The Ban Ban Ball version was released during that decade as part of Russell’s export and promotional offerings.

Pokémon Plate Kirin Pokémon the Movie (2016)

The Pokémon Plate Kirin is a collectible item released in conjunction with “Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel” (2016) in Japan. This themed plate featured the legendary Pokémon Kirin, which was one of the special Pokémon highlighted in the movie’s promotions. Typically part of limited-edition merchandise, the plate showcased colorful artwork of Kirin in dynamic poses, appealing to both fans of the film and collectors of Pokémon memorabilia. It was often distributed through official Pokémon Center stores or as part of movie-themed promotional sets, making it a sought-after item for enthusiasts of Pokémon’s cinematic release.

 

Russian Kokeshi Doll

The Russian Kokeshi doll is actually often confused with Japanese Kokeshi dolls; traditional Kokeshi dolls are Japanese, handcrafted from wood, and known for their simple cylindrical bodies, round heads, and painted floral or geometric designs. However, Russia has its own wooden doll-making traditions, such as the Matryoshka or nesting dolls, which were inspired in part by 19th-century Japanese art brought to Russia. These Russian wooden dolls share similarities with Kokeshi in being hand-painted and decorative, but they typically feature a set of nesting figures, each fitting inside a larger one. The origin of these Russian wooden dolls dates back to the 1890s in the town of Sergiev Posad, where Russian artisans created them as folk art souvenirs, blending traditional Russian peasant dress and cultural motifs with a playful, collectible design. Today, they are celebrated as iconic symbols of Russian craftsmanship and heritage.

Russian Nesting Dolls Matroyoshka

The Russian Nesting Dolls, known as Matryoshka dolls, are a set of wooden dolls of decreasing size placed one inside the other, often painted in traditional folk attire. The first Matryoshka was created in 1890 by Russian craftsman Vasily Zvyozdochkin and painted by Sergey Malyutin in the Abramtsevo workshop near Moscow. Inspired by Japanese nesting dolls representing the Seven Gods of Fortune, the Russian version became a symbol of motherhood, family, and continuity, with the largest doll often representing a matriarch. Over time, Matryoshkas evolved to depict not only traditional peasant women but also fairy tale characters, historical figures, and even political personalities, becoming a beloved icon of Russian culture and a popular souvenir worldwide.

Pingu x Coca Cola (2007)

The Pingu x Coca-Cola lunch box (2007) was a limited-edition collectible that combined the beloved Swiss-British claymation penguin, Pingu, with the global beverage giant Coca-Cola. Released primarily as a promotional item in 2007, the lunch box featured colorful, playful illustrations of Pingu engaging in winter antics alongside iconic Coca-Cola branding, often including the classic red-and-white logo and festive touches reminiscent of the brand’s seasonal campaigns. Made from durable metal with a hinged lid and a comfortable handle, it was designed for children to carry their meals in style, while also appealing to collectors of Pingu merchandise and Coca-Cola memorabilia alike. Its charm lay in the nostalgic crossover, merging the timeless appeal of a classic animated character with one of the world’s most recognizable brands.

Percy Bookmark - Disney Pocahontas Lady’s Choice (1995)

Percy Pug from Disney’s Pocahontas was featured as a promotional freebie in 1995, given with the purchase of Lady’s Choice Mayonnaise as part of a tie-in campaign celebrating the film’s popularity. Percy, the pampered and loyal pet of Governor Ratcliffe in the 1995 Disney movie, was a memorable character known for his expressive personality and humorous rivalry with Meeko the raccoon. The giveaway item typically came in the form of a small plastic toy or figurine, appealing to children and families who were fans of the film. Such promotions were common in the 1990s, when food brands partnered with major movie releases to boost sales while offering collectible character merchandise, making Percy Pug a nostalgic keepsake for many who grew up during that era.

Rilakkuma Mug - Rilakkuma Happy Life Tableware Collection

The Rilakkuma Mug from the Rilakkuma Happy Life Tableware Collection is a ceramic cup featuring cute prints of Rilakkuma, Korilakkuma, and Kiiroitori designed to bring a relaxing, everyday vibe to your drink time as part of the lifestyle‑themed “Happy Life with Rilakkuma” series. It’s an officially licensed San‑X Japan product meant for fans and collectors who enjoy kawaii tableware with character charm, ideal for sipping hot cocoa, tea, or coffee while showcasing your love for Rilakkuma’s gentle aesthetic. The Happy Life with Rilakkuma theme — which this mug is part of — was first introduced by San‑X in August 2017 focusing on simple, daily‑use items inspired by the characters’ relaxed lifestyle.

Hello Kitty and Friends Bento Box (Sanrio 1976)

The Hello Kitty and Friends pencil case, first released by Sanrio in 1976, is one of the early merchandise items that helped establish Hello Kitty as a global character icon. Introduced just two years after Hello Kitty’s debut in 1974, the pencil case featured the simple yet charming design style of the 1970s, often showcasing Hello Kitty alongside her Sanrio friends in soft pastel colors and playful patterns. Made from durable vinyl or plastic materials popular at the time, it was designed for schoolchildren and reflected Sanrio’s philosophy of “small gift, big smile,” turning everyday school supplies into cute collectibles. Today, original 1976 versions are considered vintage items and are cherished by collectors for their nostalgic value and classic retro artwork.

1960s Vintage Big Eye Kokeshi Style Fabric Doll

The 1960s Vintage Big Eye Kokeshi Style Fabric Doll is a charming collectible inspired by traditional Japanese Kokeshi dolls, which are known for their simple, cylindrical bodies and large, expressive heads. Unlike the original wooden Kokeshi, this mid-century version is crafted from soft fabric, often hand-stitched with colorful patterns and detailed clothing reminiscent of Japanese kimono designs. The doll’s signature “big eyes” reflect the popular artistic trend of the 1960s, influenced by manga and pop culture, giving it an endearing, whimsical appearance. These dolls were often made as decorative items or children’s toys, blending cultural tradition with modern design, and today they are highly prized by collectors for their nostalgic appeal and handcrafted artistry.

Starbucks Korea Jeju Hydrangea Eco Cup (2020)

Starbucks Korea’s Jeju Hydrangea Eco Cup was part of a limited‑edition Jeju merchandise series released in late May to early June 2020, timed with the region’s hydrangea flowers blooming and summer merch lineup. The eco cup features pastel illustrations inspired by Jeju’s scenery and hydrangea blooms and was offered alongside other themed items like tumblers and umbrellas at Starbucks stores on Jeju Island and select Korea locations as a collectible souvenir. This product was created to celebrate Jeju’s nature and give fans a more sustainable, aesthetically pleasing reusable cup option tied to the island’s seasonal charm.

Starbucks Korea Hydrangea Eco Cup 2020

Starbucks Korea’s Jeju Hydrangea Eco Cup was part of a limited‑edition Jeju merchandise series released in late May to early June 2020, timed with the region’s hydrangea flowers blooming and summer merch lineup. The eco cup features pastel illustrations inspired by Jeju’s scenery and hydrangea blooms and was offered alongside other themed items like tumblers and umbrellas at Starbucks stores on Jeju Island and select Korea locations as a collectible souvenir. This product was created to celebrate Jeju’s nature and give fans a more sustainable, aesthetically pleasing reusable cup option tied to the island’s seasonal charm.

McD Restaurant Cards - Crayon ShinChan McDonald’s Philippines (February 2026)

 

Dream Spinner Crayon ShinChan McDonald’s Philippines (February 2026)

In February 2026, McDonald’s Philippines launched a limited-time Crayon Shin-chan Happy Meal promo tied to the beloved Japanese manga/anime character, offering a set of eight collectible toys themed around Shin-chan that kids (and fans) can get with every Happy Meal purchase from around February 6 to 20, 2026; the collection includes interactive pieces like sliders, surprise boxes and a fun “Dream Spinner”-style toy among the lineup that adds a playful, spinning feature to the set, making it a colorful and nostalgic collectible series for families and fans alike.

Pokemon Evolution Surprise Jollibee Kids Meal Philippines (February 2026)

 

Jollibee Philippines is running a special Pokémon Evolution Surprise promotion with its Kids Meals from February 1 to March 31, 2026, turning every purchase into a collectible adventure by including a random hidden Pokémon toy in a blind box with each meal. There are 10 figures to collect, featuring five base‑stage Pokémon (like Pichu, Psyduck, Munchlax, Vulpix, and Riolu) in a Poké Ball and their evolved forms (such as Pikachu, Golduck, Snorlax, Ninetales, and Lucario) in a Great Ball, each with a clip for attaching to bags or displays. The campaign, part of Pokémon’s 30th anniversary celebration, has been very popular and even caused some branches to sell out quickly, adding an extra thrill to mealtime for kids and nostalgic fans alike.

Smokey Melt Chicken Sandwich - McDonald's Philippines (February 2026)

The Smokey Melt Chicken Sandwich at McDonald’s Philippines is a limited‑time offering featured in the McSavers Snack & Match promo through at least mid‑February 2026, where it’s priced affordably — around ₱59 solo or about ₱79 when paired with a side or drink — making it a budget‑friendly snack choice. It’s essentially a chicken sandwich built on McDonald’s signature soft bun, with a flavorful fillet dressed in a smokey, tangy sauce that has a bit of spicy kick, aiming to give a bold flavor twist compared to the standard chicken sandwich. Available all day via dine‑in, take‑out, kiosks, drive‑thru, McDelivery, and other ordering platforms, this snack‑sized sandwich is part of McDo’s effort to add variety and everyday celebration moments to its menu.

Amazing Grace is a LOL Doll

LOL dolls (short for Lil Outrageous Littles) are collectible surprise toys made by MGA Entertainment. Each doll comes hidden inside a multi-layered capsule that you unwrap to discover the doll, its clothes, and accessories — part of the fun is not knowing which doll you’ll get until you open it! The dolls are sealed inside a round ball or capsule with multiple layers of wrapping. Each layer might have stickers, accessories, or tiny surprises. There are different types of dolls: Big Sisters (Tots): bigger dolls with lots of a surprise layers and Lil Sisters: smaller dolls with fewer layers. The idea is that the unboxing is part of the play experience — it feels like a little treasure hunt!

Amazing Grace is Cereal Box

Cereal box art is a distinctive form of commercial illustration designed to grab attention instantly while communicating flavor, fun, and brand identity in just a glance. It combines bold colors, playful typography, mascots, and appetizing food imagery to stand out on crowded supermarket shelves, especially appealing to children and families. Over the decades, cereal box art has reflected changing trends in graphic design, advertising, and culture—from hand-painted illustrations and friendly cartoon characters in the mid-20th century to cleaner layouts, licensed characters, and interactive elements like games and QR codes today. Beyond marketing, cereal box art has become a pop-culture icon, often remembered nostalgically and even collected or studied as an example of how art and commerce intersect in everyday life.

 

Amazing Grace is a Bratz Doll

Bratz dolls are a fashion doll line that debuted in 2001, created by former Mattel employee Carter Bryant and produced by MGA Entertainment as a bold alternative to traditional dolls of the time. Known for their oversized heads, almond-shaped eyes, glossy lips, and edgy, trend-driven outfits, the original four characters—Yasmin, Cloe, Jade, and Sasha—were designed to reflect contemporary teen fashion and multicultural style. The idea for Bratz came from Bryant’s sketches inspired by street fashion and pop culture, which MGA turned into a full doll line emphasizing individuality, confidence, and attitude. The brand quickly became a cultural phenomenon in the early 2000s, expanding into movies, TV shows, video games, and music, while also sparking major industry conversations about fashion dolls, representation, and youth culture.

Amazing Grace is a Coke in can

The Coke in Can art is a creative reinterpretation of the classic Coca-Cola can, transforming it from a simple beverage container into a collectible piece of visual expression. Often, artists use the can as a canvas to explore pop culture, vibrant colors, or character illustrations, merging commercial design with personal artistic flair. This type of art celebrates the iconic branding of Coca-Cola while giving it a fresh, imaginative twist—sometimes featuring original characters, playful graphics, or stylized reinterpretations that reflect contemporary trends. Coke in Can art has become popular among both collectors and fans of pop art, highlighting how everyday objects can be elevated into miniature works of art.

Amazing Grace is an American Girl Doll

American Girl is a popular American doll brand founded in 1986 by educator and entrepreneur Pleasant Rowland, who wanted to create dolls that helped children learn about history through storytelling. Each original 18-inch doll represented a girl living in a specific period of U.S. history and was paired with a series of illustrated books that explored her life, challenges, and values, making the dolls both toys and educational tools. The first three characters—Kirsten Larson (1854), Samantha Parkington (1904), and Molly McIntire (1944)—were released through a mail-order catalog and quickly gained a devoted following. In 1998, the brand was acquired by Mattel, which expanded American Girl to include contemporary characters, customizable “Truly Me” dolls, retail stores, and films, while still keeping its core mission of empowering girls through stories of courage, friendship, and growing up.

Crayon ShinChan Happy Meal Toys McDonald’s Philippines (February 2026)

 

In February 2026, McDonald’s Philippines launched a limited-time Crayon ShinChan Happy Meal toy promotion (running roughly Feb 6 – 20, 2026), where customers could collect 8 different Crayon ShinChan-themed toys when they order a Happy Meal — making it a fun seasonal collectible for fans of the iconic animated character. These toys are part of a special tie-in series that celebrates Shin-chan’s silly antics, and one toy comes with each Happy Meal while stocks last, encouraging families and collectors alike to complete the set during the promo period.