Looking for the best Dollar Tree drinks? We’re updating this page with the best Dollar Tree drinks we see on our frequent visits to Dollar Tree to browse the aisles for goodies. Check out what the D-Tree had to offer on our most recent visit.
Contrary to popular belief, Dollar Tree comes in handy for many shopping needs: canned foods, frozen foods, healthy snacks, and, of course, budget-friendly beverages. In fact, during our last trip there, we explored the beverage aisle with a sense of childlike wonder. So here’s a guide to the best kinds of Dollar Tree drinks we found, from us to you.
Pro tip: Not everything you see in-store at Dollar Tree will show up online. (In fact, a lot of it won’t! Isn’t that fun?) You’re going in blind, folks. But that’s what makes every trip to Dollar Tree an adventure! Make peace with the chaos, and you’ll be just fine.
- International Delight Reese’s Iced Coffee
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You’d be hard pressed to find a product that hasn’t done a Reese’ collab. I’m sure some brand or another is working on a Reese’s flavored salad kit as I type this. Well, while we wait for that beauty to grace grocery shelves you can sip on a can of International Delight x Reese’s iced coffee, which I spotted in the Dollar Tree drinks aisle. Now you can start your mornings with a tantalizing combo of peanut butter and coffee breath!
Read our ranking of the best canned lattes
- Jones Cane Sugar Green Apple Soda
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The perfect time to sip on a Jones green apple soda is when Halloween celebrations are in full swing, but you certainly don’t have to limit your green apple soda consumption to times when it’s seasonally appropriate. When the Sporked crew taste tested every flavor of Jones soda, this one performed quite well. It’s not just a gimmick! Although, it would still be worth picking up in the Dollar Tree drinks aisle for a buck twenty-five even if it were.
Read our ranking of the best Jones soda flavors
- Welch’s Passion Fruit Drink Mix Packets
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I can’t make a trip for Dollar Tree drinks and not check out the drink mixes. I always see a lot of tasty ones I could totally see being part of my daily routine. That said, I always spy a few obscene flavors that make me wonder who could come up with such a concept, let alone who’s buying them. While I do love and appreciate Dollar Tree for supplying a bounty of fun drinks, I went with a more sensible pick. Welch’s passion fruit drink sounds just intriguing enough without being so weird you won’t actually want to drink it.
Read our ranking of the best water flavorings
- Hawaiian Punch Lemon Berry Squeeze Juice Pouches
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You can buy 32 ounces of Hawaiian Punch Lemon Berry Squeeze in one bottle, or you can buy the more convenient pouch version instead. Real Hawaiian Punch heads know that it’s best sipped on the go, so the pouches are ultimately the better option I saw in the Dollar Tree drinks aisle. Bring ’em on a road trip, throw one at your kid while they rush out the door and onto the school bus, or just strap a couple to your chest and sneak them into the movie theater. The world’s your oyster thanks to Dollar Tree!
Read our ranking of the best fruit punch
- 3D Candy Blast Energy Drink
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The Dollar Tree energy drinks selection is robust. Do you go for the patriotic-themed can? Too triggering this close to Election Day. A shiny can of Rockstar? Too reminiscent of early mornings in high school. I’ve been fascinated with the design of the Candy Blast 3D energy drink for a long time because it certainly jumps out at you. It’s time to finally give in and check out what this Dollar Tree staple is about.
Read our ranking of the best energy drinks
- Arizona Arnold Palmer Lite Half & Half
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I recently learned that Arnold Palmer had a massive…golf club. In all seriousness though, the half iced tea and half lemonade drink that Arnold Palmer created is a classic for a reason. While this isn’t a true Arnold Palmer (that’d be three parts iced tea to one part lemonade) it still gives you a nice balance of iced tea with lemonade to pair. All in one bottle. That’s true convenience straight from the shelves of Dollar Tree!
Read our ranking of every Arizona beverage
- Sparkling Ice + Caffeine Tropical Punch Sparkling Water
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Sparkling Ice with caffeine has a niche corner of the market that I think is valuable to highlight, especially as a person who doesn’t love drinking soda or coffee all that much. I still need a hit of caffeine to get me through the day from time to time! That’s why Sparkling Ice’s sparkling water with a hit of caffeine is perfect for me. The Sporked team didn’t try caffeinated Sparkling Ice when they sat down for their Sparkling Ice taste test, but the punch flavors performed pretty well.
Read our ranking of all the Sparkling Ice flavors
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Please bring back Turkey Hill Iced Tea. In Dayton Ohio area.
I found HINT water at Dollar Tree. It costs 1.89 at my local grocery store per bottle. Dollar Tree and Amazon add up to the same price for a dozen (which is how much you have to buy in a pack via Amazon).
They also have Body Armor and Vitamin Water, as well as Gatorade and 2 liter name brand sodas at mine!
Wy don’t all dollar tree have on hand stars and stripes the Osage Iowa store don’t carry this pops
I shopped at the Dollar Tree before I go to the grocery store there is some things that’s the same brand same quality at a way cheaper price that is my favorite dollar savings store
Jordan,
I watch you on Good Mythica Morning and always learn something new. It’s a great feeling to still learn new things at 69 years old! Dollar Tree is favorite place to shop. I will check out the freezer section next trip. I already buy some drinks there. Thank you for your insightful sharing and thank you for all you do!
Good stuff, I trust Jordan and what she is about. Dog eating fries is interesting. Popcorn with butter might be a nice treat .
Karen dudes comment about “they’re and or their” tells me he’s a jealous hater.
And don’t forget the 64 oz fruit drinks, ie Cranberry juice and other assorted blends. Supermarket prices range from $4-$6
The use of they’re and their in the about the author section, is incorrect. Sad, that individuals are subject to reading this illiterate drivel.