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The Dunkin’ Donuts fall menu launched nationwide on August 19, 2026 as a limited-time lineup with no published end date. It centers on the returning Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte (about $5.19 for a Medium, 420 calories), new pumpkin Cloud drinks, a tiramisu collection, pumpkin bakery and returning maple bacon and chipotle food. This guide lists every item with typical US prices and calories where Dunkin’ or reliable sources publish them. Prices are typical US prices and vary by location, because Dunkin’ stores are independently owned franchises.

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When Did the Dunkin’ Fall Menu Launch? Dates and Availability for 2026

The Dunkin’ Donuts fall menu launched nationwide on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, with a press release headlined by the Alix Earle meal. Dunkin’ calls the new items limited-time but published no end date, so each store keeps them until supplies run out. Fall also arrives in stages, since a Halloween wave added more drinks on September 30.

The timeline below separates what has ended from what was still listed in mid-October and what is only rumored. Promotions like the September 8 free Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte are over, while Dunkin’s website still listed its Pumpkin Patch collection on October 12. As of October 13 Dunkin’ had not announced a 2026 holiday menu, and our Dunkin’ holiday menu guide tracks it as news arrives.

When the Fall Menu Usually Ends

Dunkin’ has launched its holiday menu between November 1 and November 5 every year since 2020. In 2025 fall launched on August 20 and the holiday menu followed on November 5, a gap of 77 days. The same gap from August 19, 2026 lands on November 4, the date Dunkin’ announced for its Avengers: Doomsday menu, so a menu change in early November fits the pattern. Seasonal items still sell while supplies last, so some pumpkin items can linger at one store and vanish at another, and our what’s new at Dunkin’ page records each launch.

Every Item on the Dunkin’ Fall Menu (2026 Lineup)

Dunkin’ groups its fall menu into pumpkin drinks, a four-drink tiramisu collection, two berry Refreshers, returning pumpkin bakery and a savory set built around maple bacon and chipotle. Counting add-ons and meals, the table below has 26 items: 14 drinks, 2 swirls, 3 bakery items, 5 savory items and 2 meals. The bakery and savory items are returns, while most of the drinks are new this year.

Status matters because the August 19 release, the nutrition guide updated September 21 and Dunkin’s website do not list the same items. The Nutty Pumpkin Coffee, Harvest Spiced Chai Latte and Marshmallow Cloud Dunkalatte appear in the guide and on the site but not in the release. The Pumpkin Pie Coffee Chiller is missing from the guide yet still listed online, while the Tiramisu Cloud Latte had dropped off the site by October 12. Check the Dunkin’ app for your store’s live menu, and use our seasonal menu hub to track other limited-time menus.

Dunkin’ Fall Menu Prices (2026)

Dunkin’ publishes no national price list, so every fall price here is a typical figure drawn from price surveys and store reports. The Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte is the best documented, at about $4.49, $5.19 and $5.99 for a Small, Medium and Large. Medium prices reported in September 2026 included $5.49 and $5.89 (Los Angeles), so the top of the range is realistic in high-cost cities.

The Cloud Lattes, the Dunkalattes and the tiramisu drinks have no reliable reported price yet. The second table says so instead of guessing, and it shows the closest regular menu price for context. The Dunkin’ menu with prices page lists the regular drinks these builds start from.

Reported hot and iced prices overlap, so this guide uses one typical price for both. At that price a Medium iced cup holds 10 more ounces, so its price per ounce looks about 42% lower. Part of that cup is ice, and Dunkin’ lists the same 420 calories for both, so the gap overstates the extra drink. The cup size chart lists every size in ounces.

Dunkin’ vs Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte

At typical prices a Medium Dunkin’ Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte costs about $1.26 less than a Starbucks Grande, a saving of roughly 20%. A Dunkin’ Large is 4 ounces bigger than the Grande and still $0.46 cheaper, though the Medium has about 30 more calories. Starbucks brought its version back on August 25, 2026, six days after Dunkin’, and our Dunkin’ vs Starbucks comparison covers the rest of the menu.

Fall Menu Calories, Sugar and Caffeine

In Dunkin’s nutrition guide, fall drinks range from 120 calories in a Small Berry Clementine Refresher to 920 calories in a Large Tiramisu Marshmallow Matcha. A Medium Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte has 420 calories and 55 grams of sugar, the same hot or iced, per that guide updated September 21. The Pumpkin Pie Coffee Chiller is not in the guide, but Dunkin’s website shows 600 calories on its product page and 860 in its menu listing. The chart below ranks Medium drinks by calories.

Sugar climbs with the calories, because the swirls, cold foams and drizzles are all sweetened. A Medium Pumpkin Cloud Dunkalatte lists 91 grams of sugar, against 38 grams in a Medium Nutty Pumpkin Coffee. Dunkin’ publishes calories and sugar for these drinks but has no caffeine column, so the caffeine figures below are labeled estimates, and the Dunkin’ calorie chart covers the rest of the menu.

Sugar Math: Pumpkin Spice Latte vs the Daily Limit

The FDA Daily Value for added sugars is 50 grams a day. The Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte lists 25, 36 and 47 grams of added sugar in a Small, Medium and Large, which is 50%, 72% and 94% of that allowance.

Caffeine in Fall Drinks Is Mostly Estimated

Dunkin’ does not publish caffeine for the Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte or any Cloud Latte, so these figures come from the base drink. A plain latte runs about 118, 166 and 252 mg in a Small, Medium and Large. The pumpkin swirl adds no caffeine, so a Medium Nutty Pumpkin Coffee should land near plain coffee at about 210 mg hot or 297 mg iced. For caffeine per dollar, a plain Medium iced coffee at $3.29 gives about 90 mg per dollar, against roughly 32 mg for the Medium latte. Treat every fall caffeine figure here as an estimate.

Pumpkin Drinks Compared: Signature Latte, Cloud Latte and Nutty Pumpkin Coffee

Dunkin’ sells pumpkin in three different ways, and they differ a lot in calories and sugar. The Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte is a finished espresso drink with whipped cream, caramel drizzle and cinnamon sugar. The Pumpkin Patch Cloud Latte and the Pumpkin Cloud Dunkalatte are topped with Sweet Cold Foam instead, while the pumpkin swirl is just the syrup you can add to any coffee.

The Nutty Pumpkin Coffee has 160 fewer calories and 17 fewer grams of sugar than the Signature Latte in a Medium. Dunkin’ has not published its price, but a regular Medium swirl coffee runs $2.80–$3.79, well under the latte’s $5.19. Our Pumpkin Spice Latte guide goes deeper on the flagship drink.

What the Pumpkin Swirl Contains

The pumpkin swirl lists sweetened condensed nonfat milk as its first ingredient, so it contains dairy. Swapping to oatmilk or almondmilk does not make a swirl drink dairy-free, even though Dunkin’ stopped charging extra for non-dairy milk on March 5, 2025. A standard Small, Medium or Large gets 2, 3 or 4 pumps, and our guide to flavor shots and swirls explains the difference from unsweetened shots.

Milk and Soy Flags

Dunkin’s guide lists Milk and Soy for the Pumpkin Patch Cloud Latte, the Pumpkin Cloud Dunkalatte and the Tiramisu Marshmallow Matcha, and Milk for the Nutty Pumpkin Coffee. The tiramisu swirl also contains sweetened condensed skim milk, so the oatmilk Tiramisu Shakin’ Espresso is not dairy-free either. Equipment is shared, so read the Dunkin’ allergen guide before ordering if you manage an allergy.

Tiramisu Collection, Berry Refreshers and Harvest Spiced Chai

The tiramisu collection launched on August 19 as four limited-time drinks plus a tiramisu swirl for any coffee, Cold Brew or espresso drink. By October 12 the Tiramisu Cloud Latte had dropped off Dunkin’s website, leaving three tiramisu drinks listed. Calories run from 240 in a Medium Shakin’ Espresso to 670 in a Medium Marshmallow Matcha, with the Protein Latte at 330 calories and 17 grams of protein.

A Medium Tiramisu Protein Latte has about 49% of the calories of the Marshmallow Matcha, which makes it the easier fit if you want the flavor without a dessert-sized drink. The Halloween Terror-misu Cloud Latte uses the same base with Purple Marshmallow Cold Foam, so its 580 calories are the closest guide to the missing Cloud Latte. For matcha basics, see our Dunkin’ matcha latte page.

Berry Refreshers, Harvest Spiced Chai and Marshmallow Cloud Dunkalatte

The new Berry Clementine Refresher is the lightest fall drink, at 120, 170 and 230 calories by size for the base listing. Dunkin’ lets you build it on green tea, black tea, lemonade, oatmilk, Protein Milk or sparkling water, and the base changes the numbers. The Berry Daydream version adds oatmilk and Sweet Cold Foam and reaches 250, 330 and 470 calories. See our Dunkin’ Refreshers page for core flavors.

Two more drinks sit on the fall menu without appearing in the launch release. The Harvest Spiced Chai Latte, a sweetened chai with coconut flavor, Marshmallow Cold Foam and cinnamon sugar, lists 450, 550 and 770 calories, with 61 grams of sugar in a Medium. The Marshmallow Cloud Dunkalatte pairs espresso and coffee milk with Marshmallow Cold Foam for 450, 560 and 780 calories.

Fall Bakery and Savory Food, Including the $6 Meal Deal

Three bakery items return for fall: the Pumpkin Donut, the Pumpkin Muffin and Pumpkin MUNCHKINS. The donut is the cheapest way into the menu at $1.49–$1.89 and 380 calories, and per calorie it is also the best value at about 44.5¢ per 100 calories. The muffin costs $2.29–$2.79 for 550 calories, or 46.2¢ per 100.

The savory side brings back Maple Sugar Bacon and the chipotle items, plus the new Sausage, Egg & Cheese Hash Brown Wake-Up Wrap in the Alix’s Earle-Y Riser Meal. That meal’s wrap and Shakin’ Espresso total 500 calories, or about 550 to 570 with the three MUNCHKINS, but no source lists its price. Our Dunkin’ Pumpkin Donut page and the Dunkin’ donut menu cover the bakery in more detail.

Donut Holes by the Count

Each pumpkin MUNCHKIN has 70 calories and 4 grams of sugar in Dunkin’s guide. Five pieces add up to 350 calories and 20 grams, close to one Pumpkin Donut at 380 calories and 20 grams. All three bakery items list Eggs, Milk, Soy and Wheat, none is gluten-free, and shared equipment means cross-contact is possible; see MUNCHKINS prices for count sizes.

$6 Meal Deal Math

Bought separately, the Bacon, Egg & Cheese, hash browns and medium hot coffee run $9.67 to $11.97, so the $6 deal saves $3.67 to $5.97, or 38% to 50%. Dunkin’ lists the deal at 460 to 860 calories depending on the order; the bacon version with black coffee adds up to 535 to 635, from 420 on an English muffin to 520 on a croissant. It is limited time, has no substitutions and excludes espresso, Cold Brew and loaded hash browns; see the Bacon, Egg & Cheese, hash browns and Wake-Up Wrap prices pages.

Best Fall Menu Picks and What a Full Order Costs

A realistic fall order is a drink plus a bite, and the totals add up faster than the menu prices suggest. A Medium Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte with a Pumpkin Donut comes to about $6.88 and 800 calories. Swapping the latte for a Medium Nutty Pumpkin Coffee cuts the calories to 640, though Dunkin’ has not published that coffee’s price.

The table prices six common orders and totals their calories and sugar from the figures above. The Large Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte with a muffin is the biggest, at about $8.53 and 1,090 calories, while a Pumpkin Donut with a Small hot coffee costs about $3.98. The Dunkin’ Rewards program can lower the cost of any of these, though member offers change often.

Best Fall Menu Orders, Ranked

How to Order Fall Drinks

Name the base drink first, then the milk, the swirl and the foam, because fan hack names are not on the menu board. Orders on the Dunkin’ secret menu are combinations of regular parts, and the pumpkin and tiramisu swirls can go in any hot or iced coffee, a Cold Brew or an espresso drink. Our cold foam guide explains Sweet Cold Foam and Marshmallow Cold Foam.

1. Pick the base: hot or iced coffee, Cold Brew, or an espresso drink such as a latte.
2. Add the swirl: pumpkin or tiramisu, with 2, 3 or 4 standard pumps in a Small, Medium or Large.
3. Choose the milk, remembering the swirl itself contains dairy, and add a foam or topping if you want one.
4. Order ahead in the Dunkin’ mobile app to see your store’s price, and ask for one pump fewer to trim sugar.

Final Verdict: Is the Dunkin’ Fall Menu Worth It?

Yes, if you pick with the numbers in mind. The Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte at about $5.19 for a 420-calorie Medium costs about $1.26 less than a Starbucks Grande at typical prices. Moving up to a Large hot cup lowers the cost to 29.9¢ per ounce, against 37.1¢ for the Medium. The best-value bite is the Pumpkin Donut at $1.49–$1.89 for 380 calories.

The smart moves are a Nutty Pumpkin Coffee for a lighter drink, a Tiramisu Protein Latte for protein, and the $6 Meal Deal for savory breakfast. Skip the Large Tiramisu Marshmallow Matcha at 920 calories unless it is a planned treat. If you want a non-pumpkin cold-weather drink instead, the Dunkin’ hot chocolate is the simplest alternative.

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 Fall Menu 2026: Frequently Asked Questions

These are the questions people ask most about the Dunkin’ fall menu, answered with the same figures used in the tables above. The most common mix-up is the Halloween menu, which is a separate September 30 launch and not part of the August fall menu. The second is price, because Dunkin’ posts no national prices and none have been reported for most of the new drinks.

Calories and sugar come from Dunkin’s official nutrition guide updated on September 21, 2026. Prices are typical US prices gathered from several surveys, and every store can charge differently. When your local menu differs, the price in the Dunkin’ app for your store is the one to trust.