Greggs removes Peach Iced Tea as autumn menu rolls out, prices rise

Greggs has removed its Peach Iced Tea from shops across the UK as part of the bakery chain’s autumn menu rollout and said it will raise the prices of a small number of products this week. The iced drink, introduced in March, was withdrawn after the summer and replaced on menus by seasonal items including a Pumpkin Spice Latte, which the chain is offering hot or over ice.

Customers reacted strongly on social media, with some expressing disappointment and others praising the drink’s flavor. One user on X wrote, "I'm devastated my sugar craving Peach Iced Tea has been taken off the menu." Other posts described the beverage as refreshing and comparable to commercial iced tea brands, while some customers complained about large quantities of ice and questioned value for money.

Greggs launched its autumn menu on September 4, adding seasonal and spicy items such as a Pumpkin Spice Latte priced at 2.75 and listed at 208 calories, a Pumpkin Spice Doughnut, a Toffee Fudge Muffin, a Chicken Fajita Bake and a Hot Firecracker Pizza. The chain has also expanded savory options including several new toasties and a Firecracker Chicken range available made to order in selected shops.