As the summer LTO season continues to bring new flavors, two retailers also added new proprietary packaged beverages to their cooler space.
Here is a quick look at some new additions and limited-time offers from around the convenience store industry in the past month.
7-Eleven splashes into sodas
7-Eleven has added a new soda line to its 7-Select private label brand.
The beverage line, which is available in 20-ounce bottles, debuted in three staple soda flavors — cola, orange and lemon-lime — to compete with the major brands in the category.
The sodas are the latest drinks 7-Eleven has added to its private label beverage assortment. The retailer has also rolled out protein shakes, sports drinks, hydration beverages and an energy drink brand.
Sheetz adds proprietary canned coffee
Sheetz has debuted Buzz Beans, its first line of canned energy coffee, according to an email from a company spokesperson.
The drinks, which come in 11-ounce cans, feature five dessert-inspired flavors: chocolate banana, blueberry muffin, cinnamon churro, mocha and chocolate peanut butter.
They are available in all Sheetz locations for $2.99 or two for $5.
Rutter’s releases latest iteration of Spam partnership
Rutter’s annual limited-time Spam partnership, which started in 2021, has expanded to more than two dozen items for 2026.
For the morning daypart, additions include Spam, egg and cheese on either a biscuit, everything bagel, or between two pancakes. There’s also a spicier option that includes Spam, egg, pepper jack cheese and jalapeños on a biscuit.
The assortment includes a number of other sandwich options, like a Spam BLT in regular and club formats, a regular or Spam Cuban Reuben, a spicy Spam sub and The Porker — a toasted sub with Spam, bacon and sausage.
Customers can also get Spam-themed twists on regular menu items, including the Buffalo wrap, mac & cheese wrap and several hot dog options.
RaceTrac makes multiple menu additions
RaceTrac has beefed up its menu with limited-time offers.
The company’s pizza lineup is getting two new options — the sausage gravy breakfast pizza, made with sausage gravy, sausage, mozzarella, diced bacon and scrambled egg; and the bacon cheeseburger pizza, made with jalapeño cheese sauce, mozzarella, crumbled beef, diced bacon and a Thousand Island drizzle.
Other snack and meal items include the French toast melt, which features a sausage patty, egg and American cheese between two slices of French toast; the Takis Fuego Street Corn Tornado; and spicy peach sauced wings.
RaceTrac’s Swirl World frozen yogurt is partnering with Stōk cold brew coffee on an espresso gelato that customers can order on its own or in a swirl with coconut.
Stewart’s brings back a nutty favorite
Stewart’s Shops brought back its limited-time peanut butter cookie ice cream thanks to fan demand, the company announced on its website.
The flavor features cookie dough ice cream with a peanut butter cookie swirl and chunks of peanut butter cookie dough.
Hunt Brothers adds limited-time pizza
C-stores with Hunt Brothers pizza now have access to a new limited-time crossover pie.
The foodservice provider has teamed up with Mike’s Hot Honey on the Hot Honey Ultimate Pepperoni Pizza, which is topped with mozzarella, extra pepperoni and Hunt Brothers’ proprietary Just Rite Spice, along with a drizzle of Mike’s Hot Honey.
The pizza will be available at select locations in Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Texas, according to the company announcement.
Mike’s Hot Honey is a familiar partner in the c-store space, with multiple chains offering it as a foodservice add-in, including 7-Eleven and Dandy.
