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Move over, Starbucks; another brand is dropping a cutesy glass tumbler this summer.
Chicken fast-food chain Jollibee announced on July 21 that it is releasing its very own glass tumbler on Thursday, July 23. The tumbler is the shape of the Jollibee anthropomorphic bee mascot with a red and white striped straw.
The cup follows the release of the viral Starbucks Bearista tumbler in November 2025.
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The Glass Bearista Cold Cup, shaped like a teddy bear with a green Starbucks stocking cap on its head, sold for $29.95. According to Starbucks, the cups sold out in less than a day. The tumbler was so popular that Starbucks dropped two additional designs, including a soccer-themed cup ahead of the World Cup in June and a Pink Bearista cup in early July. Starbucks told USA TODAY that across most of its stores in the United States, the pink cups were sold out by 7 a.m. local time.
And Jollibee isn't the only fast-food chain hopping on the trend. Jack In The Box released its own glass tumbler, a Jack Sipper Cup, in the shape of the chain's Jack Box mascot, on July 2.
Interested in getting your hands on the latest tumbler? Here's what to know about snagging Jollibee's viral cup.
How to get Jollibee glass tumbler
The Jollibee glass tumbler is only available with the purchase of a Jolly Glass Tumbler Bucket Combo on Thursday, July 23, according to a Jollibee statement obtained by USA TODAY. The combo includes a 10-piece Chickenjoy Bucket. The tumbler is not available for individual purchase.
How much does the Jollibee glass tumbler cost?
The Jollibee glass tumbler is only available with the purchase of a Jolly Glass Tumbler Bucket Combo, which costs $50, according to the statement.
Can you buy the Jollibee glass tumbler online?
No, the Jollibee glass tumbler is only available with the purchase of a Jolly Glass Tumbler Bucket Combo at restaurants.
What is the internet saying about the Jollibee tumbler?
Jollibee's teaser for the tumbler received mixed feedback. Some are excited about the release, begging Jollibee to make them available for online purchases, while others were surprised by the $50 price tag.
"I’m already camping outside of my nearest Jollibee," one Instagram user commented on Jollibee's post promoting the tumbler. "Is it legit $50 AFTER you buy the 10-piece bucket?" another user wrote. "That’s wild if true."
Greta Cross is a national trending reporter at USA TODAY. Story idea? Email her at [email protected].
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Move over Starbucks. Jollibee is releasing its own glass tumbler
