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It’s officially iced coffee season, and this year, Starbucks is bringing some much-needed colour to summer with the arrival of the new, colour-changing Confetti cup.
Combining all the matte magic of Starbucks famous frosted reusable with a colour-changing confetti design, the limited-edition cup is finished with a pastel blue lid and rainbow straw.
Using patented heat-sensitive technology to change colour when filled with your favourite iced beverage of choice, watch as rainbow confetti pieces appear and add a mood-boosting burst of blue, purple, and orange to your afternoon pick-me-up.
As well as the statement confetti design, Starbucks summer reusable range for 2021 also includes another colour-changing number: a vibrant five-piece set that transforms from a neon hue into a fun ombré design, perfect for picnics in the parks and finally catching up with friends.
Both the Confetti cup and the five-piece colour-changing cup set are available in select stores across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, while stocks last.
In the UK and Germany, Starbucks customers who bring their reusable cup to store can receive a 25p/25c discount.
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