Dunkin’s 2026 holiday menu begins November 4 at participating US restaurants, for a limited time while supplies last. Its October 28 announcement confirms ten drinks built around Cookie Butter and Toasted White Chocolate, with coffee, cocoa, chai and matcha options.
There is another launch on the same day: a separate Avengers collaboration. If your feed looks like several menus collided, there is a perfectly good explanation. They are arriving together.
The ten confirmed holiday drinks
The drinks below are named in the holiday announcement. The base column helps distinguish them without turning a flavor description into a tasting verdict.
Start with the base you want, then choose the seasonal flavor. That is a more useful ordering shortcut than treating every long name as a completely different category of drink. Someone seeking cocoa has a different starting point from someone choosing between espresso and matcha.
Keep the full name handy when ordering. “Cookie Butter coffee” leaves room for confusion between an iced coffee, a latte and a Dunkalatte. The same applies to the two Toasted White Chocolate lattes: the announcement describes different finishes.
The table identifies announced products, not every available size, temperature or customization. A word such as “iced” in a specific name should not become a promise that every other drink has every possible hot or cold version.
The Avengers drinks are a separate collection
Dunkin’s October 6 Avengers: Doomsday announcement also gives November 4 as its start at participating restaurants. It names six beverages:
Iced Captain’ccino: an espresso, caramel and coffee-milk drink.
Clobbered Cloud Latte: a toasted-white-chocolate espresso drink with Cookie Butter Cold Foam.
Wakandan Daydream Refresher: a berry-clementine and raspberry drink with oatmilk and purple foam.
Optic Blast Lemonade: blue-raspberry-flavored lemonade.
Doom’s Orders Energy: a green-apple, sparkling-water drink with purple foam.
Doom Cloud Latte: an espresso drink with mocha and vanilla flavors and Sweet Cold Foam.
That distinction is especially helpful for Clobbered Cloud Latte: its seasonal-sounding ingredients overlap with the holiday announcement, but its name appears in the separate collaboration. Look for the full product name rather than assuming every cookie-butter or white-chocolate drink belongs to one list.
The collaboration also announces themed bakery items and collectibles. It does not establish that the holiday drinks have been replaced, or that a particular restaurant will have every collectible when you arrive.
Confirmed, historical and still unknown
A current announcement settles whether an item has been announced for this rollout. An older holiday article settles what was announced in its own year. Those are different jobs.
If a favorite appears in last year’s guide or a pre-announcement prediction, check it against the current roster before making a trip. Conversely, a drink missing from this release has not automatically been declared permanently discontinued. The announcement is a launch list, not a retirement notice for everything outside it.
Nutrition needs its own current source. When checked on October 29, Dunkin’s official nutrition and allergy page linked guides dated September 21, 2026. Searches within those returned documents did not verify the named holiday drinks’ current nutrition and allergen details. That check does not prove newer information is unavailable everywhere.
It does mean a calorie figure copied from a previous recipe or a differently named drink should not be presented as a verified 2026 total. If nutrition is central to your order, check the current exact drink and size rather than borrowing a nearby number. Our Dunkin protein and calorie ordering guide addresses a separate ordering question; it should not substitute for current holiday-specific information.
Oatmilk in a product name is not a complete allergen statement. Consult current ingredient information and the restaurant about relevant allergens and shared equipment.
Before the November 4 run
Choose the exact drink, check your participating location’s menu and price, and confirm availability before heading out. The national announcement does not establish one price for every store or guarantee local stock.
There is also no fixed nationwide end date in the holiday release. “Limited time” and “while supplies last” leave room for a favorite to disappear from one location before another. November 4 is the confirmed starting point; the app or restaurant is the next stop for the order you can actually place.
