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    Starbucks is bringing Wicked drinks and merchandise to stores nationwide

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    “Wicked” will hit theaters on November 22 and Starbucks is teaming up with Universal Pictures to celebrate the film’s release with two new drinks and several new cups inspired by the film.

    Beginning Tuesday, October 22, the two new drinks, inspired by the film’s Glinda and Elphaba, will be available at Starbucks locations nationwide for a limited time.

    The drinks include:

    • Glinda’s pink drink: Includes a Mano Dragonfruit Starbucks Refresher drink, hand-shaken with creamy coconut milk, ice and a scoop of real, freeze-dried dragonfruit. The drink is topped with non-dairy strawberry cold foam and finished with an “Oz-dusting of magic”, also known as colorful candy sprinkles.
    • Elphaba’s Cold Brew: Contains Starbucks Cold Brew, a custom blend of beans that steep long and cold for a “super smooth Cold Brew coffee.” The drink is sweetened with peppermint-flavored syrup, topped with non-dairy matcha cold foam and colorful green candy sprinkles.

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    ‘Wicked’ drinkware, Starbucks Cards will also be available

    According to the company, ‘Wicked’-inspired Starbucks cards will also be available at select Starbucks stores in the US, Canada and select international markets starting October 22, while drinkware will be available starting November 7.

    These stores will offer an assortment of cold cups, tumblers, keychains and more, according to Starbucks, and the collection showcases shades of “vibrant pink, bold green and shimmering gold.”

    Additionally, according to Starbucks, a special gift card design won’t be available until November 7: a gold-colored card in a Grimmerie-inspired casing that doubles as a keychain and requires a minimum charge of $50.

    These items are available for a limited time, while supplies last.

    Gabe Hauari is a national trending news reporter at USA TODAY. You can follow him on X @GabeHauari or email him at [email protected].

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