Wawa's holiday drinks are out, and a fall deal Wawa announced in September means the new Snickerdoodle Matcha and two iced peppermint drinks should start at $3 through Nov. 29.
Wawa's holiday menu is here, and it's heavy on peppermint, snickerdoodle and chocolate cold foam.
The convenience store chain rolled out six holiday drinks, bagged Holiday Blend coffee and a Christmas Tree Donut this week, Sporked reported Nov. 4. Attractions Magazine listed the launch as Monday, Nov. 2.
Here's the money detail. In September, Wawa said all iced espresso and matcha drinks start at $3 through Nov. 29. By our read, that covers the new Snickerdoodle Matcha and both iced peppermint drinks. Wawa hasn't posted holiday prices, so check the app before you count on it.
Florida Wawa fans get in on most of this, too. The chain has about 1,200 stores in 13 states and Washington, D.C., including plenty around Orlando.
The exception is the tree-shaped doughnut. Sporked says the Christmas Tree Donut is only sold in the Mid-Atlantic region. Sorry, Kissimmee.
Here's a review of another Wawa seasonal staple, the Gobbler:
What's on the Wawa holiday menu for 2026?
Here's the full lineup, per Sporked:
Peppermint Cookies & Cream Smoothie: peppermint and cookies and cream blended with a soft-serve base and ice
Snickerdoodle Cream Smoothie: snickerdoodle flavor and cream blended with ice
Iced Peppermint Mocha Macchiato with Chocolate Cold Foam: the grown-up option, if any drink with cold foam counts as grown-up
Iced Peppermint Cookies & Cream Latte with Chocolate Cold Foam: the most flavors in one cup, and the longest name to tap on a Wawa touchscreen
Snickerdoodle Matcha: cinnamon cookie flavor paired with earthy green tea
Peppermint Mocha Hot Chocolate: Sporked pointed out "mocha hot chocolate" is a little redundant. Fair.
Holiday Blend Coffee: sold as bagged grounds to brew at home
Christmas Tree Donut: shaped like a Christmas tree, Mid-Atlantic stores only
What's new on Wawa's holiday menu?
Mostly the formats. The flavors are familiar.
Last year, Wawa added Snickerdoodle as a brand-new holiday flavor and brought back Peppermint Mocha and Peppermint Cookies and Cream, Mass Market Retailers reported in late November 2025. Those flavors came in iced coffees, lattes, hot chocolates, smoothies and milkshakes, and ran through Dec. 28.
This year, all three flavors are back. What changed is how they're served. Snickerdoodle shows up in a matcha, and the iced peppermint drinks get chocolate cold foam on top.
Matcha has been a big push for Wawa in 2026. Its fall menu included a Pumpkin Iced Matcha, and the $3 deal covers every matcha drink.
The Christmas Tree Donut isn't new, either. It appeared in reviews of Wawa's 2025 holiday menu.
The timing is new, though. Last year's holiday drinks were announced in late November. This year, they beat Thanksgiving by more than three weeks.
How much do Wawa holiday drinks cost?
Wawa hasn't published holiday menu prices, and prices vary by store and size.
The $3 deal is the one to know. Wawa's Sept. 8 announcement said that through Nov. 29, "all Wawa Iced Espresso and Matcha beverages" start at $3. "Starting at" is doing some work there, since bigger sizes and add-ons like cold foam may cost more.
The smoothies and the hot chocolate don't fall under that deal. After Nov. 29, expect regular prices across the board.
When does the Wawa holiday menu end?
Wawa hasn't said. Last year's holiday flavors ran through Dec. 28, so a late-December finish is a fair guess. Seasonal items can also sell out early at busy stores.
Is the Wawa Gobbler back for Thanksgiving?
Yes. The Gobbler, Wawa's hoagie stuffed with turkey, stuffing, gravy and cranberry sauce, came back Sept. 28. We included it in our Thanksgiving turkey sandwich roundup with Sheetz, Arby's and more on Oct. 30.
So yes, you can now get Thanksgiving dinner in a roll and Christmas in a cup on the same Wawa run. Nobody said the holidays had to happen in order.
Where is Wawa?
Pennsylvania-based Wawa runs about 1,200 stores across 13 states and Washington, D.C., per its September announcement. That stretches from New Jersey and Delaware down to Florida and west into Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky.
If you're driving to Disney World from up north, there's a decent chance a Wawa is your last pit stop. Now it comes with peppermint.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
Sporked (Nov. 4, 2026), the holiday menu items, descriptions and Christmas Tree Donut availability
Attractions Magazine (Nov. 1, 2026), the Nov. 2 launch date
Wawa (Sept. 8, 2026), the $3 iced espresso and matcha deal, fall matcha drinks and store count
Mass Market Retailers (Nov. 25, 2025), last year's holiday flavors and end date
Redneck Snack on YouTube (Dec. 26, 2025), the 2025 Christmas Tree Donut
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