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Chobani’s Raspberry Rose creamer is here—and it’s only around for a month

Brew the love: Chobani’s Raspberry Rose creamer arrives

By Emily Caldwell Jan 14, 2026 11:06 AM

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Love is in the air — and Chobani has you covered if your love language is “acts of service”. Show your loved one you care by starting their morning brewing up a cup of coffee with the brand’s newest single-batch creamer, Raspberry Rose. Chobani’s limited-time flavor drops have turned heads and flown of shelves with past drops, including indulgent favorites like Cookie Dough and Cinnamon Coffee Cake to viral hits like Confetti Birthday Cake and S’mores.

Now, Chobani has redefined what coffee creamers can be with a drop just in time for Valentine’s Day. The new Chobani Raspberry Rose pairs delicate floral notes with the juicy sweetness of ripe raspberries for a romantic twist on your coffee ritual. Each Chobani flavor drop features a limited-edition collection of single-batch creamers designed to surprise, delight flavor fans, and crafted to spark curiosity, conversation, and creativity.

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The new Raspberry Rose flavor is available in stores now through February 15, including at select retailers including Target, Albertsons, Harris Teeter, Giant, HyVee, and more. Each Flavor Drop lasts lasts for just one month, which means fans have limited time to try this Valentine’s Day-inspired coffee enhancer. Chobani has said the next drop will arrive in June. Like all Chobani products, the brand’s dairy coffee creamers are made with only natural, wholesome ingredients like real cream, milk, sugar, and natural flavors.

In addition to the limited-time Raspberry Rose flavor, Chobani also has another Valentine’s Day flavor to give a whirl: Chocolate Covered Strawberry. With no artificial flavor or sweeteners and no preservatives, emulsifiers, or carrageenan, these clean coffee creamers give you an easy way to add flavor to your morning coffee routine without unwanted ingredients.

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