Dunkin’ Joins the Pink + Green Parade With New Wicked Drinks and Treats
Dunkin's also excited about Wicked: For Good!
by Bea Faicol
Published on Nov 14, 2025
(SPOT.ph) Everyone’s buzzing over the second Wicked movie, Wicked: 🎵 For Gooooood! 🎵 And honestly, it seems like the whole retail universe has decided to jump on the pink and green bandwagon, from brands for apparel, jewelry, makeup, and toys—and, yes, there's food too. After convenience store 7-Eleven rolled out its Wicked-themed dessert and drinks, Dunkin’ now swoops in with its own sweet treats and refreshing drinks for fans of the musical.
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Dunkin' launches Wicked-themed beverages and Munchkins
Dunkin's Wicked lineup includes two drinks, each inspired by the film's main characters: Elphaba and Glinda. For The Wicked Witch of the West, there's the Wicked Green Matcha (price starts at P165 on GrabFood), which is basically a matcha latte: green tea powder mixed with hot and cold milk. As for the Glinda drink, there's the Wicked Pink Refreshers (P121 on GrabFood), a sparkling, bubbly drink with strawberry bits. Rounding out the trio are the Wicked Munchkins, which are glazed doughnut balls dusted in green and pink sprinkles—because pink goes good well with green!

If you’ve spotted a different Dunkin’ post flaunting Wicked drinks that look nothing like the ones we have, don’t panic—each country gets its own version of the collab. Dunkin’s site shows that elsewhere, the Wicked Green Matcha comes with brown sugar and toasted almond, and that the Wicked Pink Refresher doesn’t just have strawberries; it also adds dragonfruit and blueberry with fizzy water. Some countries even get merch, like the Wicked 10-Count MUNCHKINS Tin and a Dunkin’ x Wicked tumbler—which we’ll be crossing our fingers that these will be made available in the Philippines soon.
Dunkin's Wicked collaboration is only available for a limited time. For more information, check out Dunkin's Facebook page.

Bea Faicol runs on questionable amounts of coffee.