Keurig Dr Pepper plans Ice Cream Float soda for February 2027

Keurig Dr Pepper, which has a corporate headquarters in Frisco, plans to put an Ice Cream Float version of Dr Pepper on shelves nationwide in February 2027.

The company announced its 2027 lineup Oct. 5, ahead of the National Association of Convenience Stores show. It says the new Dr Pepper flavor will be a permanent offering, sold in cans and 20-ounce bottles, with fountain and frozen versions following around midyear.

Other planned releases include Canada Dry Raspberry Lemonade in spring and a limited-time 7UP Miami Vice flavor in June. KDP says those drinks and Dr Pepper Ice Cream Float will come in regular and zero-sugar versions.

The company also plans to bring back 7UP Shirley Temple for the holiday season and add a 20-ounce package in 2027.

The dates are the company’s announced national rollout schedule; the release does not identify individual Frisco retailers or store-level arrival dates.

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Keurig Dr Pepper: October 5 announcement of its 2027 beverage lineup

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