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The Dunkin’ Donuts new menu for fall 2026 has three layers: the fall menu that launched nationwide on August 19, the Halloween drinks from September 30, and a Marvel Avengers: Doomsday menu that Dunkin’ scheduled for November 4. The Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte is the only new drink with widely reported prices, typically about $5.19 for a Medium with 420 calories. Prices are typical US prices and vary by location, because Dunkin’ stores are franchised and set their own prices.

Dunkin’ Donuts New Menu Status: Launched, Announced and Rumored (Fall 2026)

Dunkin’ releases limited-time items in waves, so the new menu is a stack of launches rather than one list. On Dunkin’s October 12, 2026 menu the fall and Halloween items were still listed, while the Avengers: Doomsday items were announced for November 4 and not yet on sale. Dunkin’ gives no end dates for any of them, so availability varies by store.

The status table separates what has launched from what is only announced or rumored, and its caption gives the date of the check. The month-by-month timeline below it lists every 2026 launch, which helps when an older article calls a spring or summer item new. For the longer seasonal history read our seasonal menu guide, and for the permanent lineup see the Dunkin’ menu with prices.

Everything New at Dunkin’ in 2026, Month by Month

Dunkin’ Fall 2026 Menu: New Pumpkin and Tiramisu Items

The fall menu launched nationwide on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, adding a tiramisu collection beside the returning pumpkin lineup. The Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte came back hot or iced, joined by the new Pumpkin Cloud Dunkalatte, Pumpkin Patch Cloud Latte, Nutty Pumpkin Protein Latte and Pumpkin Pie Coffee Chiller. The tiramisu side has the Tiramisu Shakin’ Espresso, Tiramisu Marshmallow Matcha and Tiramisu Protein Latte.

Calories vary widely inside this group, from 170 for a Medium Berry Clementine Refresher to 670 for a Medium Tiramisu Marshmallow Matcha. The Harvest Spiced Chai Latte, Nutty Pumpkin Coffee and Marshmallow Cloud Dunkalatte sit on the official menu even though the August 19 release did not name them. Dunkin’ publishes no caffeine for these drinks, and our Dunkin’ fall menu page and Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte breakdown cover them in more depth.

New Swirls and Cold Foams in the Fall Lineup

Pumpkin swirl and the new tiramisu swirl can each be added to any hot or iced coffee, Cold Brew or espresso drink, at the standard 2, 3 or 4 pumps for a Small, Medium or Large. Both swirls contain sweetened condensed milk, so a Tiramisu Shakin’ Espresso made with oatmilk is still not dairy-free. Marshmallow Cold Foam arrived with the fall drinks and a purple version with Halloween, and both contain a milk protein.

What Happened to the Tiramisu Cloud Latte and the Pumpkin Pie Chiller

The Tiramisu Cloud Latte, announced August 19, is missing from both the September 21 nutrition guide and Dunkin’s October 12 menu, so it appears to have ended early. The Pumpkin Pie Coffee Chiller was still on the official menu on October 12, at 600 calories on its product page and 860 in the menu listing; Dunkin’ does not label which size each figure covers.

Dunkin’ Halloween 2026 Menu: What Launched on September 30

Dunkin’ launched its Halloween drinks nationwide on September 30, 2026, for a limited time while supplies last. Purple Marshmallow Cold Foam tops five of them: the Terror-Misu Cloud Latte, Franki Matcha, Creepy Crawler Coffee Chiller, Dark Spell Daydream Refresher and the new Sour Apple Energy. Green Apple Dunkin’ Zero came with three fruit variants, alongside the Midnight Potion and Werewolf Punch Refreshers and the Nutty Nightmare Iced Coffee.

A leak put a second wave around October 14, but Dunkin’ had not confirmed a date and none of it was on the menu on October 12. The official nutrition guide already lists the Spider Donut at 320 calories, three Halloween sprinkle donuts at 270 each and the Berry Battie Daydream Refresher at 510 in a Medium. Our Dunkin’ donut menu covers the year-round donuts, and the cold foam guide explains each foam.

What’s Coming Next: Avengers: Doomsday Menu and Holiday 2026

Dunkin’ announced on October 6, 2026 a limited-time Marvel Avengers: Doomsday menu for participating US restaurants starting November 4. Its espresso drinks are the Iced Captain’ccino, Clobbered Cloud Latte and Doom Cloud Latte, and it adds the Wakandan Daydream Refresher, Optic Blast Lemonade and Doom’s Orders Energy. Dunkin’ also promised more items for early November without naming them.

No price or nutrition had been released for any Avengers item by mid-October, so the table shows only what Dunkin’ described. Dunkin’ had not announced a 2026 holiday menu as of October 13, and the only hint was an unverified October 9 leak pointing to November 4. Holiday menus launched between November 1 and November 5 in every year from 2020 to 2025, and our Dunkin’ holiday menu page tracks the lineup once Dunkin’ confirms it.

New Dunkin’ Menu Prices: What the New Drinks Cost

Dunkin’ sets no national price for limited-time drinks, so prices are typical US prices that vary by location. The Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte is the only new drink with widely reported prices, about $4.49 for a Small, $5.19 for a Medium and $5.99 for a Large. No reliable price has been published for the Cloud Lattes, Dunkalattes, Shakin’ Espressos, protein lattes or Halloween drinks.

Price per ounce is the fairest way to compare sizes, and a Large hot cup works out to 29.9¢ per ounce against 44.9¢ for a Small. Iced cups look cheaper still, because the same typical price buys a bigger cup, but part of that cup is ice. A reported $6.45 Starbucks Grande works out to 40.3¢ per ounce against 37.1¢ for a Dunkin’ Medium hot, as our Dunkin’ vs Starbucks comparison shows.

Add-ons are priced on top of the drink: Protein Milk adds about $1 to $2, Sweet Cold Foam roughly $0.75 to $1.00, and an extra swirl pump $0.10 to $0.25 at most stores. Oatmilk and almondmilk have cost nothing extra since March 5, 2025, and your store’s price is in the Dunkin’ app.

Calories, Sugar and Caffeine in the New Dunkin’ Drinks

The new drinks range from 25 calories in a Medium Green Apple Dunkin’ Zero to 860 in a Medium Creepy Crawler Coffee Chiller, and the Large chiller reaches 1,140. That Medium equals about 3.6 Glazed donuts in calories. Most of the heaviest drinks pair a sweet swirl with a marshmallow or Sweet Cold Foam, so sugar climbs with calories.

The FDA Daily Value for added sugars is 50 grams, and 5 of the 8 Mediums in the chart list more total sugar than that. Total sugar includes milk sugar, so it overstates added sugar: a Medium Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte lists 55 g total and 36 g added. Our Dunkin’ calorie chart and the healthiest Dunkin’ drinks compare these with the permanent menu.

Caffeine in the New Drinks

Dunkin’s nutrition guide has no caffeine column. The one published figure is 145 mg for a Medium Dunkin’ Zero, about 69% of the 210 mg in a Medium hot coffee; Sour Apple Energy uses Green Apple Zero, but its caffeine is not published. Outside estimates put a Medium Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte at about 166 mg, which Dunkin’ has not confirmed.

New Dunkin’ Food: Pumpkin Donuts, Muffins and Maple Sugar Bacon

Most of the new food is returning fall food, led by the Pumpkin Donut, Pumpkin Muffin and Pumpkin MUNCHKINS from August 19. The savory side brought back Maple Sugar Bacon in a croissant sandwich, a Wake-Up Wrap and Snackin’ Bacon, plus the Chipotle Hash Brown Wake-Up Wrap and Chipotle Loaded Hash Browns. The one new meal is Alix’s Earle-Y Riser, which pairs a new Sausage, Egg and Cheese Hash Brown Wake-Up Wrap with a Shakin’ Espresso and three MUNCHKINS.

Food prices are easier to pin down than seasonal drink prices because these items sit in Dunkin’s regular bakery and breakfast tiers. The Pumpkin Donut costs about $1.49–$1.89, the same as a classic donut, which makes it the cheapest new item with a typical price. The Halloween donuts and the Earle-Y Riser Meal have no reported price yet. See our Pumpkin Donut guide and the Wake-Up Wrap prices.

Cheapest Ways to Taste the New Menu

A Pumpkin Donut and a Medium hot coffee ($2.69) total about $4.38 for roughly 385 calories. Swapping in a Medium Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte brings it to about $6.88 and 800 calories. The $6 Meal Deal is not new (it returned March 4), but Dunkin’ promoted it again with the fall menu, and it saves about $3.67 to $4.59 against buying its parts separately.

Best New Dunkin’ Items to Order Right Now

The best new item depends on whether you want low calories, protein, a classic or the lowest price. Each pick below is ranked on official calories, sugar and protein or on typical menu prices, not on a taste test. All are limited time, so availability varies by store and by week.

The picks leave out the foam-topped chillers and Dunkalattes that lead the sugar table above. Each swirl pump carries roughly 12 g of sugar, so asking for one fewer pump is the simplest cut, and the flavor shots and swirls guide has the full pump math. If you have a food allergy, check the Dunkin’ allergen guide before ordering.

How to Find and Order New Dunkin’ Items (App, Drive-Thru, In Store)

The Dunkin’ app is the most reliable way to confirm what your store has, because it shows the local menu and prices. Limited-time items run while supplies last, so ask the crew if an item is missing from your app menu. The app also lets you order ahead and skip the counter line.

Dunkin’ Rewards offers change with each menu wave. In October 2026 they included Monster Monday, with 4X points on beverages ordered ahead on Mondays through October 26, and 3X points on food on October 16, both with app activation. Those dates have passed, so check the app for current offers; our Dunkin’ Rewards guide explains points, and the coupons and deals page tracks the $6 Meal Deal.

1. Open the Dunkin’ app, pick your store and look for the new and limited-time collections on the menu.
2. Pick a size: hot drinks come in 10, 14 and 20 ounces, and iced drinks in 16, 24 and 32 ounces.
3. For less sugar, ask for one fewer swirl pump than the standard 2, 3 or 4.
4. Tell the crew about any food allergy before you order, because equipment is shared.

Final Verdict: Is the Dunkin’ New Menu Worth Trying?

Yes, if you treat it as a seasonal sampler and pick with the numbers in hand. The standouts are the 25-calorie Green Apple Dunkin’ Zero, the 17 g protein lattes and a Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte about $1.26 under a Starbucks Grande. Of the 19 flavored new Mediums, 16 carry 40 grams of sugar or more, so most suit an occasional treat better than a daily order.

Plan around the calendar: fall and Halloween items were still listed on October 12, Dunkin’ scheduled the Avengers menu for November 4, and no holiday menu had been announced a day later. Our secret menu guide shows which fan hacks became official, such as the Nutty Pumpkin Coffee, and the full drinks menu shows what stays all year. A Dunkin’ gift card covers whatever is live that week.

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

Dunkin’ Donuts New Menu: Frequently Asked Questions

These are the questions people ask most about the Dunkin’ new menu, answered with the same figures used above. The most common mix-up is dates, since fall, Halloween, Avengers and holiday launches overlap and older articles describe items that have already ended. Prices come second, because Dunkin’ publishes no national prices for limited-time drinks.

Calories and sugar come from Dunkin’s nutrition guide last updated September 21, 2026, and launch dates come from Dunkin’ press releases. Typical US prices come from several price surveys, and every franchise can charge differently. Your store’s app price is the one to trust when the numbers differ.