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Dunkin’ Donuts latte flavors start with a plain espresso-and-milk latte at about $3.99 for a hot Small, $4.49 for a Medium and $4.99 for a Large (iced: $4.29, $4.79 and $5.29), and you add flavor with four year-round swirls, six unsweetened flavor shots or a seasonal Signature Latte like the Pumpkin Spice. Prices are typical US prices and vary by location, because Dunkin’ stores are franchised and set their own.

Espresso

Americano

Cappuccino

Iced Cappuccino

Macchiato

Iced Macchiato

Caramel Macchiato

Signature Latte

Caramel Latte

Mocha Latte

Pumpkin Spice Latte

Iced Latte

Chai Latte

Matcha Latte

Iced Matcha Latte

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Dunkin’ Latte Menu with Prices by Size (2026)

A plain Dunkin’ latte is espresso and milk, sold hot or iced in three sizes, and it is the base for nearly every flavored latte on the Dunkin’ coffee menu. The hot latte starts near $3.99 for a 10-ounce Small, while the iced latte starts near $4.29 for a 16-ounce Small. Each size step adds about $0.50, and the Dunkin’ menu with prices lists the rest of the espresso lineup.

Iced lattes cost $0.30 more than hot ones in every size, and the Dunkin’ iced latte guide covers the iced builds. Per ounce, the hot Large is the better buy at 24.9¢, about 37% less than a Small, and the iced Large drops to 16.5¢, although ice fills part of that cup. Reported store prices for a hot Medium run $3.99–$5.19, so check the Dunkin’ app for your store’s price.

Calories, Sugar and Caffeine in a Dunkin’ Latte

A plain whole-milk Dunkin’ latte has 120 calories in a Small, 170 in a Medium and 230 in a Large. Its 9 to 18 grams of sugar all comes from the milk, since an unflavored latte has no added sugar. Flavor changes the count most, and a swirl roughly doubles a Medium, as the chart below shows.

Caffeine matches in hot and iced lattes: about 118, 166 and 252 mg. A Large reaches 63% of the 400 mg a day that the FDA says is not generally linked to negative effects in healthy adults. Skim milk or almondmilk cuts a Medium to about 100 calories, and Dunkin’ stopped charging extra for non-dairy milk on March 5, 2025.

Dunkin’ Donuts Latte Flavors: Every Swirl You Can Add

Dunkin’ sells one plain latte and lets you build the flavor on top, so most latte flavors are a swirl added to the same espresso and milk. Four sweetened swirls run all year: Caramel, French Vanilla, Mocha and Butter Pecan, which became permanent in April 2023. Hazelnut left the swirl lineup in 2022 without an announcement and survives only as an unsweetened shot.

In a Medium, a swirl adds about 160 to 170 calories and 31 to 35 grams of added sugar. That is 62% to 70% of the 50 grams of added sugar the FDA uses as a daily value. Seasonal swirls such as Pumpkin and Tiramisu rotate in for limited runs.

No reliable separate price exists for swirl lattes. The standard pumps usually come with the drink, though some stores add a swirl charge, and extra pumps usually cost about $0.10 to $0.25. The Dunkin’ caramel latte and mocha swirl latte pages break each build down.

Caramel Swirl Latte by Size

Caramel is the best-documented swirl, so it shows how the add-on scales: a Large carries 46 grams of added sugar, close to the full daily value.

Dairy and Allergen Note for Swirls

The Caramel, French Vanilla, Butter Pecan, Pumpkin and Tiramisu swirls contain sweetened condensed milk (Mocha does not), and almondmilk drinks list tree nuts. Dunkin’s allergen guide (updated Sept 21, 2026) also warns that shared equipment makes cross-contact with major allergens possible, so check it and our Dunkin’ allergen guide before ordering if you manage an allergy.

Flavor Shots vs Swirls in a Dunkin’ Latte

Shots and swirls are different products at Dunkin’, and the choice decides most of a flavored latte’s calories. Unsweetened flavor shots add 5 to 10 calories and no sugar, while a swirl adds at least 16 times that in a Medium. Shots come in 2, 3 and 4 pumps for a Small, Medium and Large, and the swirl calorie data fit the same pattern.

Six shots run year-round: Vanilla, Hazelnut, Toasted Almond, Blueberry, Raspberry and Coconut, the list Dunkin’s September 2026 allergen guide confirms. In January 2026 Dunkin’ launched its first Sugar-Free Vanilla syrup in the Iced Protein Latte, though its calorie count has not been confirmed. The Dunkin’ flavor shots and swirls guide lists every option and how many pumps each size gets.

Pump Math: What One Pump Costs You

Caramel swirl works out to roughly 55 calories and 11.5 grams of added sugar per pump. A Medium caramel latte with one fewer pump therefore lands near 285 calories and 23.5 grams of added sugar instead of 340 and 35. Pumpkin swirl is lighter at about 45 calories per pump, an unofficial 2024 estimate.

Dunkin’ Signature Lattes: Which Flavors Are Current in 2026?

A Signature Latte is a finished drink with whipped cream and a drizzle or topping built in, so you order it by name instead of adding a swirl. That makes it heavier and a little sweeter: a Medium runs 410 to 420 calories and 55 to 57 grams of sugar, against 330 to 340 calories and 47 to 52 grams for a swirl latte. Dunkin’ rotates these flavors, so this part of the latte menu changes the most.

The only Signature Latte confirmed in a 2026 Dunkin’ release is the seasonal Pumpkin Spice, which returned on Aug 19, 2026. Caramel Craze still appears on several menu sites, but Dunkin’ has not confirmed it for 2026. Peppermint Mocha and Toasted White Chocolate are the recurring holiday flavors, and Dunkin’ had not announced a 2026 holiday menu as of mid-October.

A Medium Pumpkin Spice costs about $0.70 more than a plain hot Medium and carries about 250 more calories. Most of that gap is the pumpkin swirl plus toppings: unofficial estimates put whipped cream near 60 calories and drizzle near 20, and skim milk with no whip or drizzle drops a Medium to about 265. See the Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte page, and the Dunkin’ Signature Latte guide for past flavors that some menu sites still list.

Seasonal and Limited-Time Latte Flavors in 2026

Dunkin’ now launches most new latte flavors in formats other than the classic Signature Latte. Cloud Lattes top an espresso latte with cold foam, Protein Lattes use Protein Milk, Dunkalattes use coffee milk, and Shakin’ Espresso shakes espresso with oatmilk. Most are limited-time drinks with no published end date.

The table lists the fall and Halloween 2026 latte drinks with Dunkin’s official Medium calories and sugar. The cold-foam formats run heaviest: a Medium Terror-misu Cloud Latte reaches 580 calories, more than 3 times a plain latte. Limited drinks can sell out early, so check your app, the Dunkin’ seasonal menu or the Dunkin’ fall menu guide before you go.

What the Specialty Formats Cost and Contain

Dunkin’ sets no national price for these formats and does not publish their caffeine. As a guide, an iced Medium latte plus Sweet Cold Foam works out to about $5.54 to $5.79, and Protein Milk adds roughly $1.00 to $2.00, or $5.79 to $6.79 for an iced Medium. The fall Protein Lattes list 17 g of protein, and the Tiramisu Shakin’ Espresso still contains milk from its swirl despite the oatmilk. The Dunkin’ cold foam options page covers the toppings.

Chai and Matcha Lattes: The Non-Espresso Latte Menu

Dunkin’ also sells two lattes without espresso: a spiced chai latte and a green-tea matcha latte. Both come in Small, Medium and Large, hot or iced, at prices close to the espresso latte. Both carry less caffeine, about 105 mg in a Medium chai and about 120 mg in a Medium iced matcha, against 166 mg in a latte.

A Medium hot chai costs $0.30 more than a Medium hot espresso latte, and a Medium hot matcha costs $0.20 more. A Medium chai with whole milk has about 290 calories and 40 grams of sugar, against 170 calories and 13 grams for a plain latte. See the Dunkin’ chai latte and Dunkin’ matcha latte guides, or the iced matcha latte page.

How to Choose the Best Dunkin’ Latte for Your Budget and Goals

The right latte depends on whether you want the lowest price, fewer calories, more caffeine or more sweetness. The cheapest cup is the Small hot latte at $3.99, while the cheapest ounce is the iced Large. The swirl-or-shot decision moves a Medium latte by 150 calories or more.

Adding food changes the total quickly. With an Egg & Cheese Wake-Up Wrap, a Medium hot latte runs about $6.98 to $7.98, and with a Bacon, Egg & Cheese and hash browns it runs $11.47 to $13.77. The $6 Meal Deal pairs that sandwich and hash browns with a medium coffee but excludes espresso drinks, so a latte does not qualify; the coupons and deals page tracks offers that might.

Dunkin’ Latte vs Cappuccino, Macchiato and Americano

A latte is the milkiest drink in Dunkin’s espresso lineup. A Medium cappuccino costs the same $4.49 with the same 166 mg of caffeine but 120 calories instead of 170, as the Dunkin’ cappuccino prices show. The Americano drops the milk entirely, and iced versions include the iced cappuccino and the iced macchiato.

Dunkin’s macchiato is layered with more espresso and less milk, so a Medium has 118 mg more caffeine and 50 fewer calories than a latte for $0.30 more. The Americano gives the most caffeine per dollar at about 74.9 mg, against 37.0 mg for a Medium latte. See how the macchiato differs, compare single and double espresso shots, or add caramel with the caramel macchiato.

How to Order a Dunkin’ Latte (App, Drive-Thru, In Store)

Order a Dunkin’ latte by naming the size, hot or iced, the milk, and each shot or swirl with its pump count. Dunkin’ has no official secret menu, so crews make drinks from those components rather than from hack names. Hot sizes are 10, 14 and 20 ounces and iced sizes are 16, 24 and 32 ounces, as the Dunkin’ cup sizes chart shows.

The Dunkin’ app shows your own store’s price before you pay, which matters when a hot Medium is reported anywhere from $3.99–$5.19. Delivery apps usually charge more than the store or the Dunkin’ app. Dunkin’ Rewards promotions have included triple points on iced espresso drinks (Aug 19 to 26, 2026), so check current offers before you order.

1. Pick hot or iced, then a size.
2. Choose your milk: whole milk is standard, skim, almondmilk and oatmilk cost the same, and Protein Milk adds about $1.00 to $2.00.
3. Add flavor by name: an unsweetened shot, or a swirl at the standard 2 / 3 / 4 pumps (Small / Medium / Large).
4. Order a Signature Latte by name for the whipped cream and drizzle; plain lattes come without them.

Final Verdict: Which Dunkin’ Latte Flavor Is Worth Ordering?

A Dunkin’ latte is worth it when you want an espresso drink you can tailor, and the flavor choice decides most of the calories. A plain Medium is 170 calories, a shot keeps it near 180, and a swirl takes it to 330 to 340. At $4.49, a Medium also undercuts a Starbucks grande latte at about $5.45 (32.1¢ against 34.1¢ per ounce), as the Dunkin’ vs Starbucks comparison shows.

For value, a hot Large costs 24.9¢ per ounce against 39.9¢ for a Small, and one fewer swirl pump saves about 55 calories. Signature and Cloud lattes add 240 to 410 calories to a plain Medium, and most are seasonal. Check custom builds with the Dunkin’ calorie calculator, or see the healthiest Dunkin’ drinks for lighter picks.

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.

Dunkin’ Donuts Latte Flavors: Frequently Asked Questions

The usual mix-up is between a flavored latte and a Signature Latte, because the two share a name but not a build. Calories come second, since a swirl roughly doubles a plain latte. The answers below use the same figures as the tables above, so you can check each one.

Prices are typical 2026 US prices from several menu surveys, and every Dunkin’ sets its own. Nutrition comes from Dunkin’s nutrition guide and databases that track its disclosures, and seasonal facts come from Dunkin’ news releases. When your store’s menu differs, trust its app price.