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Starbucks just announced a Snoopy cup for fall, and yes, Im taking the bait

The limited-edition Peanuts + Starbucks collection includes 10 collectible items, including a Snoopy Glass Cold Cup.

Starbucks just announced a Snoopy cup for fall, and yes, Im taking the bait

Starbucks has announced an exciting collaboration with the Peanuts gang, releasing a limited-edition 10-piece collection featuring iconic characters like Snoopy and Woodstock. This collaboration is set to launch on September 15, just a few days before the official start of fall on September 22. Fans of the beloved cartoon are already buzzing with anticipation, eager to get their hands on these adorable fall-themed items.

The collection includes a range of items, from drinkware to plush toys and accessories. The star of the show is undoubtedly the Snoopy Glass Cold Cup, priced at $39.95. This stunning cup features the beloved beagle wearing a pumpkin-colored beanie, a green scarf, and a Woodstock straw topper. For those who missed out on the Cold Cup, there's a Snoopy Plush available for $34.95, adorned in Starbucks green and holding what appears to be a Pumpkin Spice Latte.

Other notable items in the collection include a 16-ounce Stainless Steel Tumbler ($32.95) featuring a Woodstock charm and a dancing Snoopy, a Stainless Steel Cold Cup ($32.95) with a Lucy and Snoopy illustration, a 14-ounce Ceramic Mug ($29.95) that reveals a surprise Snoopy with every sip, and a 24-ounce Cold Cup ($27.95) covered in Snoopy and The Great Pumpkin imagery.

To complete the look, the collection also includes several accessories like a Mini Tote ($29.95), a Bag Charm ($16.95), and an Enamel Pin Set ($14.95). With such a diverse range of items, fans of the Peanuts franchise and Starbucks enthusiasts alike are sure to be delighted by this delightful collaboration.

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