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Did you see the Christmas tree in Yarmouth made out of Fluff containers?

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The Yarmouth cafe whose peanut butter Fluff latte went viral over the summer built a Christmas tree this season to commemorate the popular drink.

A 12-foot "disco-fluff Christmas tree," according to the Lighthouse Keeper's Pantry Instagram , stands outside the Yarmouth Port shop , a nod to their Fluffy Seagull iced latte . The tree consists of silver baubles, lights and several big containers of Fluff.

People were seen taking photos with it during the holidays. Posts of the tree being built and the final product can be found on the cafe's Instagram page.

Susan Zanghetti, left, joins Caroline O'Carroll as they check out their photo of the Fluffy Seagull Christmas Tree outside the Lighthouse Keeper's Pantry along Route 6A in Yarmouth Port. The shop is popular for the latte featuring Fluff and peanut butter syrup. The photo was taken on Dec. 16, 2025.
Susan Zanghetti, left, joins Caroline O'Carroll as they check out their photo of the Fluffy Seagull Christmas Tree outside the Lighthouse Keeper's Pantry along Route 6A in Yarmouth Port. The shop is popular for the latte featuring Fluff and peanut butter syrup. The photo was taken on Dec. 16, 2025.

The Fluffy Seagull iced latte — espresso, your choice of milk, peanut butter syrup and a swipe of Marshmallow Fluff — is an ode to the Fluffernutter sandwich, invented in Massachusetts. The swipe of Fluff inside the transparent cup also looks a bit like a seagull, cafe owner Kelly O'Connell said.

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The shop has been making the drink since 2023, but social media influencers found it this past summer. A TikTok post from one of them, Gretchen Geraghty, ( @gretchengeraghty ), had 13,800 likes and about 200,000 views in July.

At one point during the summer, the cafe was selling 300 to 400 Fluffy Seagull iced lattes per day, going through about 30 pounds of Fluff every day.

The Lighthouse Keeper's Pantry is located at 173 Main St., Yarmouth Port.

Reporter Desiree Nikfardjam contributed to this report.

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This article originally appeared on Cape Cod Times: See the Cape Cod Christmas tree inspired by a viral summer latte

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