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Starbucks Korea taps FRIENDS nostalgia with limited-time menu

The promotion runs until 3 February.

Starbucks Korea has launched its first collaboration of 2026 with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, focusing on the TV sitcom FRIENDS.

The promotion runs from 1 January to 3 February.

The campaign features themed drinks, food, and merchandise referencing moments from the series.

The menu features the FRIENDS Earl Grey Berry Tea Latte and the FRIENDS Cinnamon Dolce Foam Cappuccino.

Food items also draw inspiration from the show, including the FRIENDS Reverse Cheesecake, referencing the scene where the characters eat cheesecake off the floor, and the FRIENDS Ragu Meatball Sandwich, featuring packaging with Joey’s line about his love for meatball sandwiches.

The promotion includes 11 pieces of FRIENDS-themed merchandise, such as a Joey mug, Turkey Bearista keychain, and Smelly Cat keychain.

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