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Dunkin’ is partnering with reality TV star Paige Desorbo for a fruity pink drink.
On Thursday, May 28th, Dunkin announced the Pink Splits Refresher. The ice drink, promoted by Desorvo, is made with flavors of guava, orange and passionfruit and is topped with a splash of spark water.
“Everyone who follows me, I usually level until noon, but somehow this drink has me completely styled and running errands,” DeSorvo said in a news release. “It motivates me.”
Pink Splits Refresher is not the only new menu item. Dunkin’ also whipped a new orange vanilla speciality donut for the summer. The glass-enclosed cake donuts are topped with drizzle with vanilla-flavored icing and are available for a limited time.
Who is Page Desorbo?
The 32-year-old reality TV star is known for her role in the bravo series Summer House. The show follows a group of friends sharing a summer home in Southampton, New York. Friends work in New York City during the week and meet each weekend. Desolvo has been part of the series since 2019.
DeSorvo is also co-host on the podcast “Giggly Squad” with Hannah Burner. Each week, the duo talks about pop culture, fashion and mental health.
June Dunkin’s contract for reward members
Here are the rewards that Dunkin’ offers to its members this June:
- June 1st-16th: Ice strawberry lemon loaf for $2 purchased a drink
- June 14th-15th: Three times the points of half dozen and full dozen donuts and 25 and 50 count Munchkin
- June 16th-30th: $4 Bakan Cheddar Omelette Bite Buy Beverage
- Every Monday in June: Receive 100 bonus points when you place your order first on the Dunkin app
The Dunkin’ Mobile app is free and the Dunkin’ Rewards membership is free.
Throughout the summer, all Dunkin’s customers (not just reward members) can purchase a medium review for $3. In addition to the pink spritz, Dunkin also serves strawberry dragon fruit, mango pineapple and tropical guava.
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