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The Dunkin’ Coolatta is a blended frozen fruit slush: a thick, sweet, icy warm-weather treat poured over a base of fruit syrup and ice rather than brewed coffee. The fruit versions are caffeine-free, a medium runs about $4.49, and that same medium lands near 350 calories for Strawberry or Blue Raspberry (about 590 for Vanilla Bean) because it is a sugar-heavy frozen drink. Below you’ll find current dunkin coolatta prices by size, calories and caffeine, what actually goes in it, every flavor from Vanilla Bean to Blue Raspberry, the best orders to try, and how the Coolatta differs from Dunkin’s Frozen Coffee. Prices are US national averages and vary by location because Dunkin’ is franchised.

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Dunkin’ Coolatta Price & Sizes (2026)

The Dunkin’ Coolatta comes in three sizes: Small (about 16 oz), Medium (about 24 oz) and Large (about 32 oz). It sits in the frozen-drinks section of the Dunkin’ menu, priced a little below the blended coffee drinks. Here is what a standard fruit Coolatta costs before any add-ons.

Availability and exact pricing move around more than most menu items, because owners set their own prices and rotate which frozen flavors they carry by season. City-center and airport stores sit at the top of these ranges and suburban locations lower. Treat the numbers as realistic averages and note that prices vary by location. For a blended coffee slush instead, the Frozen Chocolate and Frozen Coffee line is priced a step above the fruit Coolatta.

Dunkin’ Coolatta Calories & Caffeine

A Coolatta is one of the most calorie-dense drinks Dunkin’ makes, because the whole cup is built on sweet fruit syrup and ice. A medium Strawberry or Blue Raspberry Coolatta carries roughly 350 calories, with a small near 230–240 and a large near 460–470, while Vanilla Bean runs about 390, 590 and 790. Almost all of that is sugar (83 g in a medium Strawberry, 125 g in a medium Vanilla Bean), so it drinks more like a dessert or a milkshake than a coffee.

Is a Coolatta caffeine-free?

Yes: all three core Coolattas, Vanilla Bean, Strawberry and Blue Raspberry, contain no caffeine, which makes them a good frozen pick for kids or for an afternoon when you don’t want a jolt. The important distinction is that a coffee-based frozen drink is a different product. Dunkin’s Frozen Coffee (now sold as Coffee Chillers) is blended with real coffee and carries a full dose of caffeine, roughly 295 mg in a medium, while Frozen Chocolate has only the trace caffeine that comes from cocoa. If you specifically want caffeine in a frozen cup, order the Frozen Coffee, not a fruit Coolatta.

Trimming the sugar

Because the calories are almost entirely sugar, size is your biggest lever: a small saves about 110–200 calories over a medium. Asking for light syrup cuts sweetness and calories, and splitting a large is an easy way to share the treat. To model your exact build, use the Dunkin’ calorie calculator.

What’s In a Dunkin’ Coolatta & How It’s Made

Here is exactly what goes into a fruit Coolatta and how a crew member builds one, which makes it easier to order well.

What’s actually in a Coolatta

A fruit Coolatta has three core parts: flavored fruit syrup, a slush or ice base, and a spin in the frozen-drink machine. The crew member adds the flavor concentrate, blends it with the ice base until it hits that thick, spoonable slush texture, and pours it into a domed cup. There is no coffee, no espresso and, in the standard fruit build, no dairy, which is why it drinks like a smooth frozen fruit slush rather than a coffee. It is a warm weather treat first and foremost.

Coolatta vs a slushie

A Coolatta is smoother and creamier than a gas-station slushie because the base is blended to a finer, thicker consistency instead of shaved ice. That thickness is also why it feels richer than the syrup and calorie count alone would suggest. If you want something lighter and not frozen, Dunkin’s Refreshers are shaken over ice instead of blended, so they pour thin and carry far fewer calories.

Dunkin’ Coolatta Flavors

The Coolatta is built around a small core of fruit flavors, and Dunkin’ rotates which ones a given store carries by season. These are the flavors you are most likely to find.

Vanilla Bean Coolatta

The creamiest and most dessert-like of the group. Vanilla Bean drinks like a soft, frozen vanilla shake, which makes it the easiest crowd-pleaser and the best starting point if you have never had a Coolatta. It is also the heaviest of the three, at about 590 calories and 125 g of sugar in a medium.

Strawberry Coolatta

The classic fruit Coolatta: bright, jammy and unmistakably strawberry, and usually the most reliably stocked fruit flavor. It is the closest thing to the original Coolatta many people remember. For a deeper look at that one build, see our Strawberry Coolatta guide.

Blue Raspberry Coolatta

The boldest and most playful option, with a tart, candy-like blue raspberry punch and a vivid blue color that makes it a favorite with kids. It is the most novelty-leaning of the three, so it is a treat rather than an everyday order.

Seasonal and rotating Coolatta flavors

Beyond the core three, Dunkin’ has run limited and seasonal Coolatta flavors over the years, and individual stores swap flavors in and out with the weather. Availability of any specific flavor varies by location and time of year, so the safest move is to check the frozen-drink section of your local menu board or the app before you go.

Best Dunkin’ Coolatta Order & Tips

These are the Coolatta orders and tweaks worth knowing, ranked by how well they balance flavor, value and not overdoing the sugar.

Coolatta vs Frozen Coffee & Other Frozen Drinks

Dunkin’s frozen and cold lineup can blur together at the menu board. Here is how the fruit Coolatta compares with its closest siblings on what it is, caffeine and character.

Choose a Coolatta for a sweet, caffeine-free frozen fruit slush. Pick Frozen Chocolate or Frozen Coffee for a creamy, coffee-or-chocolate blended slush with caffeine, or the Refreshers for a light, shaken iced fruit drink that is not frozen and has far fewer calories. All of them live on the Dunkin’ iced, frozen & cold drinks menu.

How to Order a Dunkin’ Coolatta (App & Drive-Thru)

You can order a Coolatta at the counter, at the drive-thru, or ahead for pickup on the Dunkin’ app. Because the frozen flavors rotate, the app is the quickest way to see which Coolatta your store is carrying today, and Dunkin’ Rewards members earn points on every order and unlock app-only frozen-drink offers.

At the drive-thru, keep it in order: state the size, say “Coolatta,” then the flavor. For example, “medium Strawberry Coolatta.” If you don’t see it listed, ask, since frozen drinks are sometimes kept off the main board even when the machine is running.

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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