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The Dunkin’ Strawberry Dragonfruit Refresher is the brand’s best-selling fruit Refresher: a bright magenta cup of strawberry-dragonfruit concentrate blended with green tea and shaken over ice, sweet-tart up front with a clean berry finish and no coffee at all. A medium runs about $4.29, carries a gentle ~99 mg of caffeine from the green tea, and lands somewhere around 120 to 170 calories on the standard build. Prices are US national averages and vary by location because Dunkin’ is franchised. Below you’ll find current prices by size, calories and caffeine, exactly what goes in the cup, how it tastes over green tea versus lemonade versus oat milk, the builds worth ordering, and how it stacks up against the other Refresher flavors.

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Strawberry Dragonfruit Refresher Price & Sizes (2026)

The Strawberry Dragonfruit Refresher pours in three sizes: Small (16 oz), Medium (24 oz) and Large (32 oz). Every fruit Refresher on the Dunkin’ menu is priced the same, so you’re choosing Strawberry Dragonfruit by taste, not cost. Here’s what a standard cup runs before any swaps.

Two things nudge that number: a lemonade build runs about 20 cents more per size (about $4.99 for a large), and franchise pricing means city-center, travel-hub and airport stores sit at the top of the range while suburban stores sit lower, so a small in a value market is closer to $3.79. Dunkin’ dropped its non-dairy milk surcharge in March 2025, so swapping the water for oat milk should not raise the price. Treat these as realistic averages, note that prices vary by location, and know we re-check them monthly.

Strawberry Dragonfruit Refresher Calories & Caffeine

Because the drink is built on green tea rather than coffee, its caffeine is light and climbs steadily with size. A medium delivers about 99 mg, which is roughly a third of what a same-size Dunkin’ iced coffee carries (about 297 mg in a medium), so it’s an easy afternoon pick when you want flavor and a small lift without a full coffee jolt.

Calories by size and base

Nearly all of the calories come from the fruit concentrate, which is where the sugar lives too (a medium is roughly 29 g of added sugar). The figures above assume the default green-tea build. Switching bases changes the count: a caffeine-free lemonade build stays in a similar range, while oat milk adds more calories per size, pushing a medium up from the 120 to 170 range. The single most effective way to lighten the drink is to ask for fewer pumps of concentrate. To model an exact build, use the Dunkin’ calorie calculator.

What’s In a Strawberry Dragonfruit Refresher & How It’s Made

There’s no coffee, no dairy and no blending in the standard cup, which is why it drinks closer to a fruity iced tea than to a Coolatta or a smoothie. Here’s the full build.

What’s actually in the cup

Three parts do all the work: green tea, a strawberry-dragonfruit fruit concentrate made with real fruit that gives the drink its magenta color and its sweet-tart flavor, and water, all shaken together with ice and poured. Dunkin’ also folds B vitamins into the Refresher line, part of why it’s marketed as a lighter pick-me-up. That simple, tea-and-fruit base is exactly what makes the drink so easy to rework, since a barista only changes which liquid meets the same fruit concentrate.

Where the caffeine comes from

Every milligram of caffeine here comes from green tea extract, not espresso or brewed coffee. That’s why the lift is mild and steady rather than sharp, and it’s also why the lemonade version is completely caffeine-free: swapping in lemonade removes the green tea entirely. If you’re sensitive to caffeine or ordering for kids, the lemonade base is the one to ask for.

How It Tastes & Customizations

Strawberry Dragonfruit is the sweet-tart benchmark of the Refresher lineup: ripe strawberry sweetness up front, a light berry tartness on the finish, and just enough green-tea backbone to keep it from tasting like candy. It’s brighter and less one-note than Mango Pineapple and less floral than Peach Passion Fruit, which is a big reason it outsells them. The base you pick reshapes it more than anything else on the order.

Green tea vs lemonade vs oat milk

• Green tea (default): the balanced original. Sweet-tart berry with a clean, lightly sweet tea backbone and the gentle ~66 to 132 mg caffeine range. Order this if you want the flavor Dunkin’ intended.
• Lemonade: swaps the green tea for lemonade, so the cup turns brighter, tarter and more like a hot-pink strawberry lemonade, and it goes caffeine-free. The best warm-afternoon and kid-friendly build.
• Oat milk: replaces the water and turns the whole thing creamy, drinking like a dairy-free strawberries-and-cream shake. It keeps whichever caffeine your base has and adds a modest number of calories.

Beyond the base, the two swaps regulars reach for most are light ice, which gives you more liquid and a more concentrated berry flavor, and fewer pumps of concentrate, which keeps the aroma while cutting a chunk of the sugar. You can also add a splash of your preferred milk for a softer, creamier cup without switching the whole base.

Best Strawberry Dragonfruit Refresher Order & Tips

Based on the published sizes, prices and ingredients, here are the builds worth knowing, ranked by how well they balance flavor, sweetness and value.

Strawberry Dragonfruit vs Other Refresher Flavors

All of Dunkin’s fruit Refreshers share the same green-tea base, price and caffeine range, so the real choice is flavor. Here’s the full flavor lineup side by side, and where Strawberry Dragonfruit sits among them.

In short, Strawberry Dragonfruit is the balanced, sweet-tart crowd-pleaser and the one most people mean when they picture a Refresher. If you want something sweeter and more tropical, the Mango Pineapple Refresher is the candy-sweet option, while Peach Passion Fruit is softer and more floral. Prefer far less sugar? A plain Dunkin’ iced tea is the lighter route. You’ll find all of them, plus every other flavor and base, on the Dunkin’ Refreshers hub and the wider iced, frozen & cold drinks menu.

How to Order a Strawberry Dragonfruit Refresher (App & Drive-Thru)

You can order it at the counter, at the drive-thru, or ahead for pickup on the Dunkin’ app. 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 to reorder in one tap.

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

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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