DENVER — The calendar just flipped to November, but the holiday season has officially arrived at Dunkin'.
Dunkin' set the stage for the winter season, launching its holiday menu on Wednesday.
The donut and coffee chain said its 2023 holiday lineup includes new and returning beverages, donut boxes, cups, and donut deals for rewards members.
Dunkin' said its Cookie Butter Cold Brew is back for another year while the Spiced Cookie Coffee is making its debut.
The company said during its Free Donut Wednesdays, Dunkin’ Rewards members can get a free classic donut upon the purchase of any drink, from now through Dec. 31.
Dunkin’ holiday menu
Cookie Butter Cold Brew
The cookie-inspired drink features Dunkin’s Cold Brew, paired with notes of brown sugar and buttery cookies, topped with Cookie Butter Cold Foam and cookie butter crumbles.
Spiced Cookie Coffee
Available iced or hot, the new coffee features brown sugar and vanilla flavor notes paired with oatmilk to "capture the essence of freshly baked oatmeal cookies in a cup."
Peppermint Mocha Signature Latte
Mocha and peppermint, topped with whipped cream, mocha drizzle and a dusting of hot chocolate powder.
Toasted White Chocolate Signature Latte
Latte with white chocolate notes, topped with whipped cream, caramel drizzle and cinnamon sugar.
Triple Chocolate Muffin
Muffin filled with chocolate chunks and chips.
Loaded Hash Browns
Dunkin's new breakfast item has a layer of hash browns topped with warm cheddar queso, a hint of jalapeno, and crispy, crumbled bacon on top.
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