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Dunkin’ Donuts Munchkins are bite-sized donut holes sold in boxes of 10, 25 and 50, the shareable, poppable version of the classic Dunkin’ donut. A 10-count box runs about $2.99–$3.99, a 25-count $6.99–$7.99 and a 50-count $11.99–$13.99, and each Munchkin lands around 60–70 calories. They come in flavors like Glazed, Powdered Sugar, Cinnamon and Jelly, usually mixed together in an assorted box. Below is the full breakdown of Munchkins prices by box size, how many come in a box, calories by flavor, ingredients and allergens, and the best ones to order.

Munchkins Prices by Box Size

Dunkin’ sells Munchkins in three box sizes (10, 25 and 50), and pricing scales roughly with the count. The bigger the box, the lower the cost per piece, which is why the 25- and 50-count boxes are the go-to for parties, classrooms and offices. Because Dunkin’ is almost entirely franchised, each store sets its own price around a national guide, so treat the figures below as national-average ranges rather than exact numbers.

At the low end, a 10-count is the cheapest way to try Munchkins for one or two people, while the 50-count is by far the best value per donut hole for a crowd. Downtown, airport and campus stores sit at the top of each range; suburban and small-town locations sit lower. For the wider bakery lineup and how these stack up against full-size donuts, see the Dunkin’ donut menu and the complete Dunkin’ menu with prices. Prices vary by location, and we re-check them monthly against current menus.

How Many Munchkins Are in a Box?

This is the most common Munchkins question, and the answer is simple: the number on the box is the number of donut holes inside. Dunkin’ offers three standard box counts:

• 10 Munchkins: the small box, enough for one or two people or a light snack alongside a coffee.
• 25 Munchkins: the mid-size box, the sweet spot for a small group, a meeting or a family breakfast; it feeds roughly six to eight people.
• 50 Munchkins: the party box, built for classrooms, offices and events; it comfortably serves a dozen or more.

Some locations also fill a Box O’ Joe run with a big Munchkins order for catering, and a few stores will do custom counts by the piece if you ask at the counter. If you are feeding a group, pairing a 50-count with a Box O’ Joe of coffee is the classic combo, far cheaper per head than buying drinks and donuts individually.

Munchkins Calories & Nutrition

Each Munchkin carries about 60–70 calories, depending on the flavor and how it is finished. Glazed and other yeast-based holes sit near the top at roughly 70 calories each because of the sugar glaze, while plain cake styles like Old Fashioned and Powdered Sugar land closer to 60. The calories come mostly from the fried dough and the sugar coating, so filled and glazed varieties run a touch higher than plain ones.

Because they are small, the calories add up fast in a shared box: a 25-count assorted box is roughly 1,500 calories total, and a 50-count is around 3,000, split across everyone eating from it. Munchkins also carry sugar and a few grams of fat per piece, so they are best treated as a shared treat rather than a solo meal. To model a specific box or pair it with a drink, run the numbers through the Dunkin’ calorie calculator.

Munchkins Flavors

Munchkins come in a rotating set of flavors, and most stores sell them as an assorted mix rather than single-flavor boxes. Availability varies by location, time of day and season. The core glazed and powdered styles are almost always stocked, while cake and filled varieties depend on what each bakery ran that morning. The usual lineup:

• Glazed: the classic and most popular, a light yeast donut hole in a thin, sweet glaze.
• Glazed Chocolate: a chocolate cake hole finished with the same glaze, richer and a little denser.
• Powdered Sugar: a soft cake hole tumbled in powdered sugar; nostalgic and gloriously messy.
• Cinnamon: cake hole rolled in cinnamon sugar, warm and a little spiced.
• Jelly: filled with fruit jelly and dusted with sugar (availability varies).
• Old Fashioned: plain cake with a slightly crisp edge and no coating; the understated pick.
• Blueberry: blueberry cake hole, offered at select locations.
• Boston Kreme: Bavarian-kreme filled with a chocolate top, a seasonal or limited offering at some stores.

If you have a favorite, ask whether the store can build a single-flavor box. Many will if they have enough on hand; otherwise the assorted box is the reliable default. The same flavor families show up on the full-size lineup, so a bag of glazed Munchkins is essentially a bite-sized version of the Dunkin’ glazed donut.

What Are Munchkins & How Are They Made?

Munchkins are Dunkin’s brand name for donut holes: small, round, bite-sized pieces of the same fried dough used for full donuts. The name dates to 1972, when Dunkin’ began selling the little rounds as their own product. The idea traces back to the dough centers punched out when a ring donut is cut, but today Munchkins are made as their own dough balls rather than literal leftovers, so the size and shape stay consistent.

Production mirrors a full donut: a wheat-flour dough (either a light yeast dough or a denser cake batter) is portioned into small balls, fried in oil until golden, then finished: dipped in glaze, rolled in cinnamon or powdered sugar, or filled with jelly or kreme. Yeast styles like Glazed are airy and light; cake styles like Old Fashioned and Powdered Sugar are firmer and more crumbly. Either way you get the full donut experience in two or three bites, which is why they are easy to share.

Ingredients & Allergens

The base of a Munchkin is straightforward bakery fare: enriched wheat flour, sugar, water and leavening, fried in soybean oil, then coated or filled. The glaze is largely sugar; powdered and cinnamon styles add a sugar coating; jelly and kreme varieties add a fruit or dairy-based filling. Recipes differ a little between yeast and cake styles, but flour, oil and sugar are the constants across every flavor.

Best Munchkins to Order

After working through more boxes of these than I care to admit, here is my honest ranking. The assorted box is the safe call, but if you get to choose, a few flavors clearly outrun the rest, and the box size you pick matters as much as the flavor when you are feeding a group.

For a party, I default to a 50-count assorted box plus coffee for the table. Nobody argues with Munchkins, and the mix means every eater finds something they like.

Munchkins vs Donuts vs Timbits

Munchkins are Dunkin’s donut holes, so the closest comparison is a full-size Dunkin’ donut. The trade-off is portion and price: a Munchkin is two or three bites and about 60–70 calories, while a full donut is roughly 200–300 and a more committed treat. Buying Munchkins lets a group sample several flavors for less than a box of full donuts, but the glaze-to-dough ratio is a little lower, so purists sometimes prefer the full donut for a more indulgent bite.

You will also hear people compare Munchkins to Timbits, which are the near-identical donut holes sold by Tim Hortons: same concept, different chain, with Timbits more common in Canada and Munchkins the US standard. Both are branded donut holes, so the choice usually comes down to whichever coffee shop you are already standing in. For the full-size options, the Dunkin’ donut menu lays out every flavor and box price.

How to Order Munchkins

You can grab Munchkins at the counter or drive-thru, but the easiest way (especially for a big order) is the Dunkin’ app. Order ahead for pickup so a fresh box is waiting, earn Dunkin’ Rewards points on every purchase, and skip the line at busy times. For events, most locations handle catering: call ahead for a large Munchkins order, or pair a 50-count with a Box O’ Joe and a few bagels for a full spread. A little lead time helps the store bag enough of your preferred flavors.

Munchkins pair naturally with coffee. A box next to a hot or iced Dunkin’ coffee is the everyday order, and the assorted box makes them an easy, low-cost way to bring a treat for a group without committing to full donuts.

Nutrition Summary

In short: Dunkin’ Donuts Munchkins are bite-sized donut holes at roughly 60–70 calories each (glazed about 70), sold in boxes of 10, 25 and 50 for about $2.99–$3.99, $6.99–$7.99 and $11.99–$13.99. They are made from wheat flour, soybean oil and sugar, come in flavors like Glazed, Powdered Sugar, Cinnamon and Jelly, and contain wheat, soy, milk and egg (so they are not vegan). They are best shared, best value in the larger boxes, and best fresh. For any custom box or pairing, cross-check the Dunkin’ calorie calculator. We re-check pricing and nutrition monthly against current menus.

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