Dunkin’ Donuts Fall Menu Items and Launch Date

Dunkin' Donuts fall menu

The Dunkin’ Donuts fall menu rolled out nationwide on 19 August 2026, alongside a partnership with creator Alix Earle. Pumpkin drinks anchor the lineup, joined by an entirely new tiramisu beverage collection this year. Two new Refreshers and a handful of returning savory items round out the 21-item list.

Nothing here is a permanent addition. Each build runs for the season and leaves when Dunkin’ pulls the collection. The Earle-Y Riser Meal, named for Earle, headlines the savory side of the launch. This year’s collection spans coffee, bakery and breakfast alike, rather than sitting inside one category.

The short answer

The Dunkin’ Donuts fall menu launched nationwide on 19 August 2026 with pumpkin drinks, a new tiramisu beverage collection, two Refreshers and returning savory items. The $6 Meal Deal is the only item with a published price. Everything else runs on Dunkin’s standard cup and portion sizes.

At a glance

19 August 2026

Launch date

5 items

Pumpkin Drinks

4 items

Tiramisu Collection

2 items

Refreshers

3 items

Pumpkin Bakery

7 items

Savory Breakfast Returns

Dunkin’ Donuts Fall Menu

Five groups make up this year’s Dunkin’ Donuts fall menu: pumpkin drinks, the tiramisu collection, two Refreshers, pumpkin bakery and a savory breakfast run. Dunkin’s year-round menu still prices each drink by its regular size, since the fall flavors have not been given their own price list. Ordering any fall drink means naming a size the same way you would for a year-round Latte or Coolatta. The tables below group items by type rather than by the order they appeared in Dunkin’s own announcement.

Dunkin’ Pumpkin Drinks

Pumpkin Spice Signature Latte carries the flavor Dunkin’ built its fall reputation on, served hot or iced. Pumpkin Cloud Dunkalatte and Pumpkin Patch Cloud Latte both finish under Dunkin’s cloud foam. Pumpkin Pie Coffee Chiller and Nutty Pumpkin Protein Latte round out the group with a blended chiller and a protein-forward option. Five drinks in total carry the pumpkin flavor this season, more than any other single flavor on the list.

ItemWhat goes in itStatus
Pumpkin Spice Signature LatteDunkin’s Signature Latte in pumpkin spice flavor, served hot or icedLimited-time
Pumpkin Cloud DunkalatteA Dunkalatte in pumpkin flavor, topped with Dunkin’s cloud foamLimited-time
Pumpkin Pie Coffee ChillerA blended coffee chiller in pumpkin pie flavorLimited-time
Pumpkin Patch Cloud LatteA pumpkin-flavored latte finished with cloud foamLimited-time
Nutty Pumpkin Protein LatteA protein latte in pumpkin flavor with a nutty noteLimited-time
Tiramisu Cloud LatteA latte in tiramisu flavor, topped with cloud foamNew
Tiramisu Shakin’ EspressoDunkin’s shaken espresso drink in tiramisu flavorNew

Dunkin’ Tiramisu Collection

Tiramisu is new to the Dunkin’ Donuts fall menu this year, spread across four drinks. Tiramisu Cloud Latte and Tiramisu Shakin’ Espresso lead the group, and Tiramisu Marshmallow Matcha pairs the flavor with matcha instead of coffee. Tiramisu Protein Latte closes out the collection with added protein. Coffee dessert flavors rarely get four separate drinks in one season, which makes this the largest single addition to this year’s lineup.

ItemWhat goes in itStatus
Tiramisu Marshmallow MatchaA matcha drink combining tiramisu and marshmallow flavorsNew
Tiramisu Protein LatteA protein latte in tiramisu flavorNew

Dunkin’ Refreshers

Berry Clementine Refresher and Berry Daydream Refresher are the two new additions to the Refreshers line this fall. Both build on the same fruit-flavored base Dunkin’ uses year-round, just in new flavor combinations. Neither Refresher includes coffee, which makes both a caffeine-free option on an otherwise coffee-heavy list. Guests who skip coffee entirely still get two new flavors to try this season.

ItemWhat goes in itStatus
Berry Clementine RefresherDunkin’s Refresher in a berry and clementine flavor blendNew
Berry Daydream RefresherDunkin’s Refresher in a mixed berry flavor blendNew

Dunkin’ Pumpkin Bakery

Pumpkin Donut, Pumpkin MUNCHKINS Donut Hole Treats and Pumpkin Muffin make up the bakery side of the pumpkin lineup. All three carry the same pumpkin flavor in a different shape and size. None of the three needs a drink order attached, since each stands on its own at the counter. The price stays the same.

ItemWhat goes in itStatus
Pumpkin DonutA yeast donut in pumpkin flavorLimited-time
Pumpkin MUNCHKINS Donut Hole TreatsBite-size donut holes in pumpkin flavorLimited-time
Pumpkin MuffinA muffin baked in pumpkin flavorLimited-time

Dunkin’ Savory Breakfast Returns

Chipotle Hash Brown Wake-Up Wrap and Chipotle Loaded Hash Browns return from a prior fall lineup. The Maple Sugar Bacon line adds a breakfast sandwich, a Snackin’ Bacon order and a Wake-Up Wrap, all topped with the same maple sugar coating. Plain Snackin’ Bacon already turns up in off-menu bacon builds the rest of the year. Alix’s Earle-Y Riser Meal and the $6 Meal Deal round out the group as the two bundled options. Seven items sit in this group alone, more than any of the other four.

ItemWhat goes in itStatus
Chipotle Hash Brown Wake-Up WrapA Wake-Up Wrap built around hash browns and chipotle flavorReturning
Chipotle Loaded Hash BrownsHash browns loaded with chipotle-flavored toppingsReturning
Maple Sugar Bacon Breakfast SandwichA breakfast sandwich topped with maple sugar baconReturning
Maple Sugar Bacon Snackin’ BaconDunkin’s Snackin’ Bacon in a maple sugar coatingReturning
Maple Sugar Bacon Wake-Up WrapA Wake-Up Wrap filled with maple sugar baconReturning
Alix’s Earle-Y Riser MealA bundled meal with a Shakin’ Espresso in sugar-free vanilla and almond milk, a Sausage, Egg and Cheese Hash Brown Wake-Up Wrap, and three Munchkins donut hole treatsNew
$6 Meal DealA Bacon, Egg and Cheese sandwich, hash browns and a medium hot or iced coffee for $6 totalLimited-time

Dunkin’ Donuts Fall Menu Dates

Dates on the Dunkin’ Donuts fall menu come from a single confirmed milestone. Dunkin’s newsroom announced the entire collection as live nationwide on the same day it was revealed, with no staged rollout across regions. That single-day rollout differs from chains that stagger a fall launch across separate weeks. Franchise locations can still vary slightly in when a specific item lands on the board.

StageDate
Fall menu goes live nationwide19 August 2026

What Dunkin’ Announced

Dunkin’s press release named five separate pieces of this year’s launch, from the headline collaboration down to the value bundle. Reading the release this way keeps every fact tied to what Dunkin’ itself said, rather than to a third-party summary of it. Each detail below traces back to that single source document.

DetailWhat Dunkin’ announced
Headline collaborationDunkin’ partnered with creator Alix Earle on the Earle-Y Riser Meal
New coffee collectionA tiramisu beverage lineup joins the pumpkin drinks this year
New RefreshersTwo Refreshers in Berry Clementine and Berry Daydream flavors
Returning savory itemsChipotle and Maple Sugar Bacon items return from a prior season
Value bundleThe $6 Meal Deal pairs a Bacon, Egg and Cheese sandwich with hash browns and a coffee

Dunkin’ Donuts Fall Menu Questions

The Dunkin’ Donuts fall menu started nationwide on 19 August 2026, the same day Dunkin’ announced its partnership with creator Alix Earle.

Yes. All four tiramisu drinks are new additions, alongside the two new Berry Refreshers.

Alix’s Earle-Y Riser Meal bundles a Shakin’ Espresso made with sugar-free vanilla and almond milk, a Sausage, Egg and Cheese Hash Brown Wake-Up Wrap, and three Munchkins donut hole treats.

Yes. It pairs a Bacon, Egg and Cheese sandwich and hash browns with a medium hot or iced coffee for $6 total.

No. Dunkin’s own announcement describes the Chipotle Hash Brown Wake-Up Wrap and Chipotle Loaded Hash Browns as returning items from a prior fall lineup.

Twenty-one named items make up this year’s lineup, spread across pumpkin drinks, the tiramisu collection, two Refreshers, pumpkin bakery and savory breakfast.

Yes. Berry Clementine Refresher and Berry Daydream Refresher are both built without coffee, alongside the pumpkin and tiramisu bakery items.

About the author

Sophia W. Steadham writes MenuQuill. She is a food blogger and restaurant review expert who has spent years eating her way through American chain menus, from small-town drive-thrus to national roll-outs.