Dunkin’ Introduces An Iced Coffee Drink iPhone Case

Yes, you read that correctly, and no you can not actually drink it. Dunkin' has introduced an Iced Coffee iPhone case in celebration of their official Iced Coffee day earlier this week on June 20.

It's a clear coffee-colored phone case. This is a limited edition item that will likely be in high-demand for those who are enthusiasts or big fans of the brand.

Dunkin' posted an introduction video on Instagram showing the phone case and saying, "This is exactly what you think it’s for, taking photos of your iced coffee - with an iced coffee phone case."

This item is on sale now at ShopDunkin.com, where it lists for $15. "The best part – proceeds will be donated to the Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation," Dunkin said in an official press release.

$10 from every iPhone case purchase will go towards the foundation. Their mission is to "provide the simple joys of childhood to kids battling hunger or illness. Grants are provided to local or national non-profits. You can learn more about Dunkin's Joy In Childhood Foundation here.

The foundation says that they are "working tirelessly to provide the simple joys of childhood to kids battling hunger or illness in our communities – from children’s hospitals to camps, after-school feeding programs and more."

So, grabbing this iPhone case leaves you feeling good about your contribution to an admirable organization that is having an impact bettering the lives of youth, and gives you something stylish and unique to flaunt protecting your phone.

This past Thursday, Dunkin' also donated $1 from every Iced Coffee sold to their Joy in Childhood Foundation. Why the extra hype this year? "The Foundation is also celebrating a significant milestone this Iced Coffee Day: surpassing $50 million in grants distributed since its inception in 2006," Dunkin' explained.

You can check out the sculpture that was made by artist Natalie Massarany on their social media accounts as well.

Dunkin' has made a strong effort to further its merchandise line this year. You will notice ShopDunkin' also carries apparel items such as shirts, pajama pants, and "The Famous Onesie." If accessories are more of your merch interest you can find bumper stickers, a spider donut inflatable, and tumblers available as well.

Ben and Jerry's new flavors couldn't be more different from each other. The popular New England based ice cream brand has added three options to their creative family so far this year, and here I will rank them all.

Coincidentally, I tried each of these in one sitting. This was an unplanned taste test. With a house full of young kids, a visiting friend recently stopped by and knew the way to quickly win over the youngsters. Pints of ice cream.

Before I get into explaining which was best, I should note I am not an ice cream (or dessert) enthusiast by any means. Dare I say, I hardly seek out ice cream, even in the summer months. However, if it is put in front of me, I will eat it if it's one of my favorite varieties.

If I'm going for ice cream, though, Ben and Jerry's is easily my brand of choice. Being a New Englander, I have toured their Vermont location a handful of times. Their half-baked in a cone is my go-to choice.

If you are not familiar, these are the Ben and Jerry's new flavors that have rolled out in 2024. Impretzively Fudged, PB S'More, and Marshmallow Sky. Now, it's important to note that Marshmallow Sky is new just to pints. Meaning, it was available in their scoop shops only.

Another flavor entitled Strawberry Cheezecake was also unveiled earlier this year. This did not qualify here as a new flavor ranking because it had been an ice cream flavor (branded "cheesecake). The new "cheeze" version is a vegan dairy-free dessert.

Upon seeing these at my house, I realized they were new. So, instead of selecting one pint to scoop, I took one for the team and realized I needed one proper scoop of each.

My process was to try one at a time and not have all three in the same bowl. Blending flavors might compromise the intended taste.

As a result, there was a flavor where one bite was enough. Another where I couldn't get enough, and the third was somewhere in between.

Here is my official ice cream ranking of Ben and Jerry's new flavors.

It's chocolate ice cream with fudge covered pretzel pieces and pretzel swirl. The problem here is that I do not like chocolate covered pretzels. Oddly enough, I love pretzels alone. Dip them in sugar and ice cream and it either compromises the flavor or classifies as "too much." So, this was my least favorite.

Here we have toasted marshmallow ice cream with peanut butter cups, graham cracker pieces, and marshmallow swirl. The graham crackers are the star of this show. They pair better with the ice cream and chocolate than the typical marshmallow of a S'More. This was certainly a tasty delight, but I feel if the marshmallow swirl did not need to be invited to the party.

Admittedly, I was a little cautious about the blue ice cream color thinking it could suffer from cotton candy syndrome (where too much equals upset stomach city). That is not the case here. It's marshmallow ice cream with swirls, and then chocolate chip cookie dough and chocolate chocolate chip cookie dough. The latter of the cookie dough bites just brings this to another level. Some sweets get forced together and some just belong together and make each other better. That's the case here. It's no wonder Ben and Jerry's decided to promote this flavor. It tastes as cheerful as it looks.