Coffee Mate launches first-ever limited-edition creamer with a nod to an iconic movie and it looks very unfamiliar
Emma Powell
Published Aug 20, 2026
COFFEE Mate has unveiled a brand new limited-edition creamer inspired by an iconic movie.
Fans will barely recognize the product on the shelves.
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Coffee Mate has unveiled a new limited-edition creamer inspired by the movie Mean Girls.
Not only is it the brand’s first-ever pink bottle, but the creamer inside is pink too.
Inspired by the aughts comedy, this never-seen-before product has a pink frosting flavor.
It will be available for a limited time in 2024 as the 2004 flick celebrates its 20th anniversary.
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“This partnership gives our fans a chance to add a splash of pink to their coffee, as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of this nostalgic, quotable film,” said Leonardo Aizpuru, vice president of brand marketing for the beverage division and business unit of Coffee Mate parent company Nestlé.
Fans can expect to see the product at grocery stores starting January 2024.
A 32 fl. Oz. Bottle will be priced at $4.69.
The news of a Mean Girls-themed creamer has gone down a storm so far with Coffee Mate fans.
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The brand unveiled the new product on Instagram October 3 with a post showing off the distinctive packaging.
One wrote in the comments: “I would just like Coffee Mate to know that I'm going to buy 10 bottles.”
“Can’t wait to try it!” posted another.
“I’ll definitely try it,” shared a third.
But Coffee Mate is not the only brand that is looking to pop culture for some new product inspiration.
SWIFT SAUCE
Last week, Heinz sent Taylor Swift fans wild as it unveiled a new condiment inspired by the singer’s recent viral moment.
Named Ketchup and Seemingly Ranch, the sauce references a fan account that shared a photo of Swift eating chicken with condiments at a Kansas City Chiefs game.
The post, which racked up over 30 million views, was captioned: “Taylor Swift was eating a piece of chicken with ketchup and seemingly ranch!”
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Meanwhile, McDonald’s is bringing back the iconic McRib.
And Nestlé is creating more supermarket products with a healthy focus.
