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The Dunkin’ Mango Pineapple Refresher is the brand’s tropical, candy-sweet fruit Refresher: mango and pineapple fruit concentrate blended with green tea and water, then shaken over ice. Because it’s built on green tea it does carry a light caffeine lift, roughly 99 mg in a medium, and lands around 120–170 calories for that size. A standard cup runs about $3.79 to $4.79 depending on size, and more in higher-cost markets. Below you’ll find current dunkin mango pineapple refresher prices, calories, caffeine and ingredients by size, how it’s made, every base swap, the best orders to try, and how it stacks up against the other Refresher flavors. Prices are US national averages and vary by location because Dunkin’ is franchised.

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Dunkin’ Mango Pineapple Refresher Price & Sizes (2026)

The Mango Pineapple Refresher comes in three sizes: Small (16 oz), Medium (24 oz) and Large (32 oz). It’s priced the same as the other fruit Refreshers on the Dunkin’ Refreshers menu, so you’re paying for the green-tea-and-fruit build rather than for the flavor itself. Here’s what a standard Mango Pineapple Refresher costs before any add-ons.

A few things move the price, though oat milk is no longer one of them: Dunkin’ dropped its non-dairy milk surcharge in March 2025. Premium markets are what push a large toward the top of the range. Because Dunkin’ is almost entirely franchised, owners set their own prices around a national guide, so city-center and airport stores sit at the top of these ranges and suburban locations lower. Treat the numbers as realistic averages, note that prices vary by location, and know we re-check pricing monthly against the full Dunkin’ menu with prices.

Mango Pineapple Refresher Calories & Caffeine

The caffeine in a Mango Pineapple Refresher comes entirely from green tea, so it’s mild and climbs with size as the cup gets bigger. A medium carries about 99 mg, roughly a third of what you’d get from a same-size iced coffee (~297 mg). That makes it an easy afternoon pick when you want something fruity with only a gentle lift.

Calories and sugar by size

Refreshers are lighter than a flavored iced latte, but the Mango Pineapple version isn’t a low-sugar drink: almost all of its calories come from the fruit concentrate. A medium lands around 120–170 calories with roughly 29 g of added sugar. A small comes in near 90–120 calories and a large climbs toward 160–220. The single most effective way to cut the sugar is to ask for the fruit concentrate at half or three-quarters pumps. These are approximate figures that depend on your size and how the drink is built, so treat them as a guide rather than an exact count, and to model a specific order use the Dunkin’ calorie calculator.

What’s In a Mango Pineapple Refresher & How It’s Made

Here’s exactly what goes into a Mango Pineapple Refresher and how a barista builds it, which makes it easier to customize well.

Ingredients: fruit concentrate, green tea and B vitamins

There are three core parts. First, a mango and pineapple fruit concentrate that gives the drink its golden-orange color, its tropical flavor and most of its sweetness. Second, green tea, which is the base liquid and the source of the light caffeine. Third, the drink is fortified with B vitamins, part of what Dunkin’ markets as the Refresher’s small energy boost. The barista combines the concentrate with the green tea and water and shakes it over ice, so it pours flat and fruity, closer to an iced tea than to a blended slush. There’s no coffee, no dairy and no blending in the standard build.

Where the caffeine comes from

Unlike a latte or iced coffee, none of the caffeine here comes from espresso or brewed coffee: it’s all from the green tea in the base. That’s why the numbers are modest, about 66 mg in a small up to 132 mg in a large, and why swapping the green tea for lemonade makes the drink completely caffeine-free. If you want the fruit flavor with zero caffeine, that lemonade swap is the change to ask for.

How It Tastes & Customizations

Mango Pineapple is the tropical, candy-sweet option among Dunkin’s core Refreshers, and the one to order if the berry flavors taste too tart. It reads like ripe mango and pineapple juice, and it’s the biggest hit with kids. The base you choose changes its whole character far more than most people expect, so it’s worth knowing the three main options below (Dunkin’ also offers black tea, Protein Milk and sparkling water bases).

Green tea vs lemonade vs oat milk

• Green tea (default): the standard build. It keeps the drink light and clean with a gentle caffeine lift (~66–132 mg by size) and lets the mango and pineapple lead.
• Lemonade base: swap the green tea for lemonade and the drink turns brighter, tarter and completely caffeine-free. Great for kids or an afternoon with no coffee kick.
• Oat milk: swap the water for oat milk to make it creamy and mellow while staying dairy-free. It rounds off the candy sweetness into something close to a fruit smoothie, at the cost of a modest number of extra calories (Dunkin’ no longer charges extra for non-dairy milk).

Beyond the base, you can dial the sweetness with fewer pumps of fruit concentrate, add light ice for more liquid per cup, or order it as a caffeine-free lemonade version for the school-run crowd. The flavor concentrate itself stays the same across every base, so you’re really choosing the liquid it’s built on.

Best Mango Pineapple Refresher Order & Tips

Based on the published sizes, prices and ingredients, these are the Mango Pineapple builds worth knowing, ranked by how well they balance flavor, sweetness and that clean, refreshing finish.

Mango Pineapple vs Other Refresher Flavors

Mango Pineapple is one of three core year-round Refresher flavors, and they’re priced identically, so the choice comes down to taste. Mango Pineapple is the sweetest and most tropical, Strawberry Dragonfruit is the balanced sweet-tart best-seller, and Peach Passion Fruit is the softest and most grown-up. Here’s every flavor side by side with prices and caffeine.

If you’d rather skip the sweetness almost entirely, an unsweetened Dunkin’ iced tea is the lighter pick, and the full lineup lives on the iced, frozen & cold drinks menu. For the complete flavor and base rundown, see the Dunkin’ Refreshers hub.

How to Order a Mango Pineapple Refresher (App & Drive-Thru)

You can order a Mango Pineapple Refresher at the counter, at the drive-thru, or ahead for pickup on the Dunkin’ app. Ordering in the app is usually the smart move: Dunkin’ Rewards members earn points on every Refresher, unlock app-only offers, and can save a custom build (say, a medium Mango Pineapple with oat milk and light ice) to reorder in a single tap.

At the drive-thru, order it in this sequence: size, then the base if it’s not the default green tea, then the flavor. For example, “medium oat milk Mango Pineapple Refresher” or “large lemonade Mango Pineapple Refresher.” Naming the base first tells the barista which build to start before they reach for the fruit concentrate.

Sources and further reading: Dunkin’ official menu and nutrition information, FDA: how much caffeine is too much, FDA: added sugars on the Nutrition Facts label. Prices are typical US prices and vary by location.

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