Dunkin’ Donuts Donut Menu With Flavors, Prices & Calories (2026)
Every flavor and price, glazed, Boston Kreme, filled, cake & specialty donuts by the single, half-dozen and dozen, with 2026 costs and calories.
The Dunkin’ Donuts donut menu is where the chain got its name and, for a lot of regulars, still the best reason to pull into the drive-thru. This hub is the complete guide to every Dunkin’ donut (the classic glazed and Boston Kreme, plus filled, frosted, cake and specialty varieties) with 2026 prices for a single, a half-dozen and a dozen, real calories, the full flavor list and the most popular picks ranked. Dunkin’ bakes a rotating core of roughly a dozen and a half everyday flavors, alongside Munchkins donut holes and seasonal releases. Prices are US national averages and vary by location, because Dunkin’ is franchised.
Quick answer
A single classic donut runs about $1.49–$1.89, a half-dozen $7.99–$8.99 and a dozen $14.99–$16.49. Munchkins start around $2.99 for a box of 10, and specialty donuts like the Apple Fritter cost a little more. Most donuts land between 200 and 350 calories. Full tables are below.
Dunkin’ Donut Prices: Single, Half-Dozen & Dozen
Donuts are sold three ways: one at a time, by the half-dozen (6) and by the dozen (12), and buying in bulk is where the value is. A single classic donut is $1.49–$1.89, but a dozen works out to roughly $1.25–$1.37 per donut, so the box is almost always the smarter buy for a group. The table below is the current Dunkin’ donut menu with prices for 2026, including Munchkins and the Box O’ Joe for coffee.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Classic Donut (1) | $1.49–$1.89 |
| Half Dozen (6) | $7.99–$8.99 |
| Dozen (12) | $14.99–$16.49 |
| Munchkins (10) | $2.99–$3.99 |
| Munchkins (25) | $6.99–$7.99 |
| Munchkins (50) | $11.99–$13.99 |
| Box O’ Joe (10 cups) | $18.00–$24.00 |
| Muffin | $2.29–$2.79 |
| Bagel with Cream Cheese | $2.99–$3.49 |
| Croissant | $2.49–$2.99 |
You can build your own dozen from any mix of available flavors at most locations. There is no surcharge for mixing glazed, filled, frosted and cake donuts in one box, though a few premium specialty items (Apple Fritter, Coffee Roll) may be priced individually rather than counted as a standard donut. Every figure here is a national-average range; your local store sets its own price around a national guide, so treat these as the ballpark your receipt should land inside. We re-check the menu monthly. For the whole chain side by side, start from the master Dunkin’ menu with prices.
All Dunkin’ Donut Flavors
Dunkin’ keeps a consistent core lineup of everyday donuts, grouped below by how they are made: yeast-raised, filled, cake, and the crullers and specialty pastries. Not every store carries every flavor at every hour, and popular ones sell out, but this is the classic menu you can expect to find.
Yeast (Raised) Donuts
- Glazed: a light, airy raised ring under a thin sugar glaze; the everyday classic and the best-selling donut on the menu.
- Chocolate Frosted: the same raised ring dipped in chocolate frosting, usually finished with rainbow or chocolate sprinkles.
- Strawberry Frosted: pink strawberry-flavored frosting, often with sprinkles; a long-time kids’ favorite.
- Vanilla Frosted: sweet white vanilla icing on a raised ring, with or without sprinkles.
- Maple Frosted: a raised ring topped with sweet maple-flavored icing.
- Chocolate Glazed: a raised ring finished with a thin chocolate glaze rather than thick frosting.
Filled Donuts
- Boston Kreme: a round shell filled with vanilla custard and topped with chocolate frosting; Dunkin’s signature filled donut.
- Bavarian Kreme: the same shape filled with light, whipped Bavarian cream and dusted with powdered sugar.
- Jelly: a powdered shell filled with sweet fruit jelly.
Cake Donuts
- Old Fashioned: a dense, buttery cake ring with a craggy edge; excellent plain and made for dunking in coffee.
- Sour Cream: a rich, slightly tangy sour-cream cake donut, cakey and lightly glazed.
- Blueberry Cake: a moist blueberry-flavored cake ring under a light glaze.
- Cinnamon: a cake donut rolled in cinnamon sugar.
- Powdered: a cake donut coated in powdered sugar.
Crullers, Fritters & Specialty
- French Cruller: a light, eggy choux-pastry ring with a delicate glaze; airy and less sweet than the rest.
- Apple Fritter: a craggy, hand-formed pastry loaded with apple and cinnamon under a sweet glaze.
- Coffee Roll: a twisted, cinnamon-swirled yeast pastry glazed on top; a natural match for a morning coffee.
Most Popular Dunkin’ Donuts, Ranked
After years of ordering dozens across a lot of locations, these are the donuts I reach for first and the ones that disappear fastest from a shared box. Ranked, with honest notes.
1 Glazed
The undisputed classic and top seller. Light, airy and just sweet enough, it is best within an hour of the morning bake when the glaze still has a faint snap. The donut every other flavor is measured against.
2 Boston Kreme
The filled-donut champion. Cool vanilla custard and a glossy chocolate top make it feel like dessert; the ratio of filling to shell at Dunkin’ is good. Ask for a fresh one and eat it the same day.
3 Chocolate Frosted
The kid-and-adult crowd-pleaser. A raised ring with a thick chocolate frosting and sprinkles: simple, reliable and the flavor most people picture when they think ‘donut.’
4 Strawberry Frosted
Underrated for adults. The pink frosting is sweeter and fruitier than it looks, and the sprinkles add a little crunch. A dozen looks half-empty without a couple of these.
5 Old Fashioned
The coffee-dunker’s pick. Dense, buttery and not too sweet, its craggy edges soak up coffee well. If you find frosted donuts too sugary, this is your everyday donut.
Donut Calories & Nutrition
Most Dunkin’ donuts fall between about 200 and 350 calories, driven mostly by the frosting, glaze and filling rather than the dough. A glazed is around 260 calories; a Boston Kreme is closer to 300 because of the custard and chocolate; and a big specialty pastry like an Apple Fritter can push 400. The lightest option is usually the French Cruller. Here is a quick reference for the popular flavors.
| Donut | Calories (approx.) | Sugar (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Glazed | ~260 cal | 12 g |
| Chocolate Frosted | ~280 cal | 15 g |
| Strawberry Frosted | ~260 cal | 14 g |
| Boston Kreme | ~300 cal | 16 g |
| Bavarian Kreme | ~270 cal | 13 g |
| Jelly | ~290 cal | 14 g |
| Old Fashioned | ~280 cal | 13 g |
| Powdered Cake | ~330 cal | 15 g |
| French Cruller | ~220 cal | 11 g |
| Apple Fritter | ~400 cal | 19 g |
These figures are approximate and reflect the standard build, so a specialty or seasonal donut can land higher. Donuts are a treat, not a health food. Pairing one with a black coffee rather than a sugary drink is the easy way to keep the total in check. To model a full order, use the Dunkin’ calorie calculator.
Filled Donuts: Boston Kreme, Bavarian & Jelly
Filled donuts are the indulgent end of the menu. The Boston Kreme is the flagship (a round yeast shell piped full of smooth vanilla custard and capped with chocolate frosting), and it is one of Dunkin’s most-ordered donuts of any kind. Bavarian Kreme swaps the custard for a lighter, whipped Bavarian cream and finishes with a dusting of powdered sugar instead of chocolate, so it eats a little airier. Jelly donuts use the same shell filled with sweet fruit jelly under a powdered-sugar coat.
Because they are filled to order at the bakery, freshness matters most with these; a same-day Boston Kreme is noticeably better than a next-day one. For the full breakdown of the filling, calories and best way to order it, see the dedicated Dunkin’ Boston Kreme donut guide.
Classic Rings: Glazed & Chocolate Frosted
The ring donuts are the heart of the menu. The Glazed donut is the original and the benchmark: a raised, yeast-leavened ring dipped in a thin sugar glaze that sets to a faint shell. It is deliberately simple, which is why it is the best seller and the donut most people order without thinking. Fresh from the morning bake it is at its lightest and best.
The Chocolate Frosted ring takes that same raised donut and tops it with a thick layer of chocolate frosting, almost always with sprinkles. It is the sweeter, dessert-leaning counterpart to the glazed and a fixture in nearly every shared box. Vanilla Frosted, Strawberry Frosted and Maple Frosted are the same ring with different icings. For the deep dive on each, see the glazed donut and chocolate frosted donut pages.
Specialty Donuts & Pastries
Beyond the everyday rings and filled donuts, Dunkin’ bakes a handful of specialty pastries that are worth a detour. The Apple Fritter is the standout: a craggy, hand-formed pastry packed with apple and cinnamon under a sweet glaze, big enough to share and closer to a breakfast pastry than a standard donut. The French Cruller is its opposite: a light, ridged choux-pastry ring that is eggy, airy and the least sweet thing in the case, which makes it a favorite with coffee.
The Coffee Roll is a twisted, cinnamon-swirled yeast pastry glazed across the top, a New England Dunkin’ classic that pairs well with a hot cup. These items are priced a touch above a standard donut and rotate in availability by region. Explore each on the Apple Fritter, French Cruller and Coffee Roll pages.
Munchkins Donut Holes
Munchkins are Dunkin’s bite-size donut holes, sold in boxes of 10, 25 and 50. A box of 10 runs about $2.99–$3.99, a 25-count $6.99–$7.99 and a 50-count $11.99–$13.99, which makes them the value play for a crowd or a classroom. They come in glazed, chocolate-glazed, powdered, cinnamon, jelly and old-fashioned varieties. See the full Dunkin’ Munchkins guide for flavors, box counts and prices.
Dozen Deals & How to Order
The cheapest way to buy donuts is to buy them by the dozen and to order through the Dunkin’ app: members earn Dunkin’ Rewards points on every order, get a birthday reward and unlock app-only offers, which often include discounted or bonus-point donut and dozen deals. National Donut Day (the first Friday in June) is the one date to watch for a free donut with a drink purchase. Feeding a group? Pair a dozen with a Box O’ Joe (10 cups of coffee) for an easy breakfast spread.
Save on every dozen
Load offers before you pay: check current coupons & deals and stack them with app rewards to bring the per-donut price down.
Ingredients & Allergens
Dunkin’ donuts are made from a wheat-flour dough with sugar, eggs, soybean and palm oils, leavening and flavorings, then glazed, frosted or filled. That means most donuts contain wheat, soy, eggs and milk, and are fried in shared oil, so they are not suitable for anyone with a gluten sensitivity. Some frostings and fillings add further allergens, and sprinkles can contain additional colors and soy. Dunkin’ does not currently offer a certified gluten-free or vegan donut, and because everything is handled in the same case, cross-contact is possible.
If you have a food allergy, check the allergen and nutrition details for your specific donut before ordering, and confirm with staff at your location, since recipes and suppliers can vary by region. For a lighter morning, a plain donut with a black coffee keeps the added sugar lower than a frosted donut paired with a sweetened drink.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a dozen donuts at Dunkin'?
A dozen typically costs $14.99–$16.49, and a half-dozen $7.99–$8.99. That works out to roughly $1.25–$1.37 per donut in a dozen, cheaper than buying singles at $1.49–$1.89. Prices vary by location because Dunkin’ is franchised.
How much is a single donut at Dunkin'?
A single classic donut runs about $1.49–$1.89. Specialty pastries like the Apple Fritter and Coffee Roll are priced a little higher. Buying a half-dozen or dozen lowers the per-donut cost.
What donut flavors does Dunkin' have?
The everyday core includes Glazed, Chocolate Frosted, Strawberry Frosted, Vanilla Frosted, Maple Frosted, Boston Kreme, Bavarian Kreme, Jelly, Old Fashioned, Sour Cream, Blueberry Cake, Powdered, Cinnamon, French Cruller, Apple Fritter and Coffee Roll, plus seasonal releases.
What is the most popular Dunkin' donut?
The Glazed donut is the classic best seller, and the Boston Kreme is the top filled donut. Chocolate Frosted and Strawberry Frosted round out the most-ordered rings.
How many calories are in a Dunkin' donut?
Most donuts are about 200–350 calories. A Glazed is around 260, a Boston Kreme about 300, and a big Apple Fritter can reach roughly 400. The French Cruller is one of the lightest at about 220.
Does Dunkin' have filled donuts?
Yes. The filled lineup is Boston Kreme (vanilla custard and chocolate frosting), Bavarian Kreme (whipped cream and powdered sugar) and Jelly (fruit jelly in a powdered shell). Boston Kreme is the most popular.
Are there seasonal Dunkin' donuts?
Yes. Dunkin’ rotates limited-time donuts through the year (pumpkin and apple-cider flavors in fall, heart-shaped donuts around Valentine’s Day, and other holiday specials) alongside the year-round core menu.
Can you build your own dozen at Dunkin'?
Yes. At most locations you can mix any available flavors into a half-dozen or dozen at no extra charge, though a few premium specialty pastries may be priced individually. It is the best way to please a group with different favorites.