Little Debbie’s Christmas Tree Cakes Coffee Creamer is back for a limited time with no artificial sweeteners and a new bottle. An Oatmeal Creme Pie creamer is due in early 2027.
Little Debbie is bringing back its Christmas Tree Cakes Coffee Creamer, and the second time around comes with a few changes.
The creamer is returning to shelves in early October for a limited time, Southern Living reported on Oct. 6. This year’s version drops artificial sweeteners from the recipe and comes in a new bottle with an easy-pour spout.
If you’ve ever wanted your morning coffee to taste like the snack cake you hide from your kids, this is your moment.
What does the Christmas Tree Cakes creamer taste like?
It’s built to taste like the cakes themselves. The flavor notes are vanilla cake, sweet creme and festive frosting.
The creamer comes in a 32-ounce bottle. Little Debbie also says you don’t have to stop at coffee. It suggests using it in blended drinks and even soda.
Soda plus Christmas Tree Cake creamer is a combination we’ll leave to braver people.
What changed from last year’s creamer?
The creamer was brand-new in 2025. Back then it came in a 33.8-ounce carton and sold for $3.96 at Walmart, according to Parade.
For 2026, three things are different:
No artificial sweeteners in the recipe
A new bottle with an easy-pour spout
A slightly smaller size, 32 ounces instead of 33.8
Little Debbie hasn’t announced the 2026 price yet, so check your store’s shelf tag.
The company said the return is a response to “strong fan demand,” according to Southern Living.
Where can you buy Little Debbie coffee creamer?
It’s headed to Walmart and grocery stores nationwide while supplies last. Since it’s a limited-time item, don’t expect it to stick around past the holidays.
If your store doesn’t have it yet, give it a week or two. Seasonal items tend to roll out in waves, and Little Debbie’s holiday snacks are rolling into stores from mid-October to mid-December.
Is there an Oatmeal Creme Pie creamer?
There will be. Little Debbie has a second creamer based on its Oatmeal Creme Pies coming in early 2027, Southern Living reported.
Oatmeal Creme Pies are a year-round snack, so this one isn’t tied to the holidays. There’s no price or exact date yet.
What else is in Little Debbie’s 2026 holiday lineup?
The creamer isn’t the only seasonal drop. Little Debbie announced its 2026 holiday snacks in September, and a few are brand-new:
Hot Cocoa Mini Muffins
Big Pack Christmas Old Fashioned Donuts
Single-serve Christmas Old Fashioned Donuts
Single-serve Cosmic Brownies
The classics are back too, including Vanilla and Chocolate Christmas Tree Cakes.
“The holiday season is all about tradition, togetherness, and savoring life’s simple pleasures,” a Little Debbie representative told Snack & Bakery.
Did Chocolate Christmas Tree Cakes get discontinued?
No, though fans got a scare. Little Debbie skipped the chocolate version in 2024 and blamed a global cocoa shortage, according to Allrecipes. The company said at the time that the cakes had not been discontinued.
They came back in 2025, and they’re on this year’s list again.
Christmas Tree Cakes have a big enough following that Walmart sells a 4.5-foot inflatable version of the cake. It’s back this year for just under $30, Parade reported.
Between the creamer, the inflatable and the actual cakes, you could build an entire Christmas Tree Cake lifestyle this year. We’re not saying you should. We’re just saying it’s possible.
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Hat Tips:
Southern Living, Oct. 6, 2026: creamer return, recipe and bottle changes, 32-ounce size, retailers, Oatmeal Creme Pie creamer
Snack & Bakery, Sept. 22, 2026: 2026 holiday lineup, rollout window, company quote
Parade, July 3, 2025: 2025 creamer size and Walmart price
Allrecipes, Oct. 21, 2025: Chocolate Christmas Tree Cakes cocoa shortage and return
Parade, Oct. 4, 2026: Walmart Christmas Tree Cake inflatable
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