Dunkin’ Donuts Secret Menu with Prices and Calories

Dunkin' Donuts secret menu

Dunkin’ keeps no hidden menu board behind the counter, and none of its baristas swap in a secret password. Every Dunkin’ Donuts secret menu build starts as a listed drink or sandwich, reordered with an extra syrup, swirl or add-in. Order it by naming the base drink first, then the extra syrups or swirls.

Dunkin’ baristas ring up an off-menu order as the listed item it started from, not as a new SKU. A Snickers Iced Latte therefore starts at whatever an Iced Latte costs.

The short answer

Dunkin’s secret menu items are priced as whatever drink or food they are built from. A Coolatta mashup rings up as Coolatta money, and a coffee build rings up as coffee money. Baristas punch in the base item first, then add each syrup or swirl as a listed modifier.

At a glance

$4.49

Snickers Iced Latte

$4.29

Eggnog Latte

$3.99

Orange Creamsicle Coolatta

$4.49

Frozen Mocha

$5.08

Ultimate Maple Bacon Donut

$7.28

Ultimate Bagel Bites

Dunkin’ Donuts Secret Menu Builds

Dunkin’ Donuts secret menu requests fall into three families once you look past the clever names. Coffee and latte builds add a syrup or swirl to an existing hot or iced order. Coolatta and frozen builds blend two flavors that already exist on their own.

A short bakery list rounds things out. None of them appear on the printed board or the app.

Signature Coffee and Latte Builds

Snickers Iced Latte starts from a listed espresso drink, and Eggnog Latte from a chai latte. Each then takes on a swirl or a syrup shot. The swirl does the work. Nutella Surprise Iced Coffee layers two shots of hazelnut into a mocha-swirl iced coffee for a dead ringer of the actual spread.

Upside-Down Iced Caramel Macchiato shakes the drink together instead of layering it, and Dirty Hot Chocolate adds an espresso shot to classic cocoa. Ask for the base drink by name, since each build rings up at the base drink’s listed price.

ItemHow to OrderBase PriceBase Calories
Hazelnut Mocha Iced CoffeeIced Coffee with Cream, 1 shot hazelnut syrup, mocha flavor swirl$3.295
Nutella Surprise Iced CoffeeIced Coffee with mocha swirl, 2 shots hazelnut syrup$3.295
Snickers Iced LatteLatte with hazelnut swirl, 1 shot salted caramel syrup, whipped topping, chocolate drizzle$4.49170
Upside-Down Iced Caramel MacchiatoIced Caramel Macchiato mixed instead of layered, extra caramel drizzle$4.69120
Eggnog LatteVanilla Chai with 3 pumps caramel swirl$4.29290
Dirty Hot ChocolateHot Cocoa with 1 pump mocha, 1 shot espresso$3.19330

Coolatta and Frozen Builds

Orange Creamsicle Coolatta ranks among the more requested Coolatta builds. It blends orange juice into a Vanilla Bean Coolatta for a childhood-soda flavor. Captain Crunch Coolatta pours two fruit syrups into a Strawberry Coolatta base instead of using actual cereal.

Frozen Mocha and Frozen Cinnamon Toast Crunch both start from Frozen Coffee, so the ice and coffee flavor stay the same. Vanilla Bean Coolatta declares milk on the allergen grid, while the Blue Raspberry and Strawberry bases carry a may-contain warning for milk and soy. Coolatta rows show the calories of the flavor each build starts from, and the two Frozen Coffee builds carry a base price alone.

ItemHow to OrderBase PriceBase Calories
The Cosmic Cotton Candy CoolattaBlue Raspberry Coolatta with 1 shot sour apple syrup, 1 shot lemon syrup$3.99350
Peaches and Cream CoolattaVanilla Bean Coolatta with 2 to 3 shots peach syrup$3.99590
Captain Crunch CoolattaStrawberry Coolatta with 1 shot raspberry syrup, 1 shot blueberry syrup$3.99350
Orange Creamsicle CoolattaVanilla Bean Coolatta with orange juice$3.99590
ItemHow to OrderBase Price
Frozen MochaHalf Frozen Hot Chocolate, half Frozen Coffee, optional espresso shot$4.49
Frozen Cinnamon Toast CrunchFrozen Coffee with 1 shot caramel syrup, 1 shot vanilla syrup, cinnamon sugar drizzle$4.49

Bakery and Breakfast Hacks

Dunkin’ Donuts secret menu food hacks tend to stay simple: two listed items, combined into one order. Ultimate Maple Bacon Donut pairs a glazed donut with an order of Maple Snackin’ Bacon for a sweet-and-salty push. Maddie’s Ultimate Breakfast Sandwich, named for the TikTok creator who popularized it, stacks Snackin’ Bacon and hash browns onto a bagel with cream cheese.

Ultimate Bagel Bites just tuck bacon inside. It hollows out the cream cheese-stuffed bites first. Any Dunkin’ Donuts location can build these without a special order code. These rows carry a base price alone, since a combined order has no single calorie figure.

ItemHow to OrderBase Price
Ultimate Maple Bacon DonutGlazed donut with an order of Maple Snackin’ Bacon$5.08
Maddie’s Ultimate Breakfast SandwichBagel with cream cheese, Snackin’ Bacon, hash browns$7.87
Ultimate Bagel BitesStuffed Bagel Bites with Snackin’ Bacon added inside$7.28

Dunkin’ Donuts Secret Menu FAQs

Dunkin’s secret menu items start at the price of the listed drink or food they are built from, the base price shown in the tables. A Snickers Iced Latte, for example, starts at $4.49, the same price as an ordinary medium Iced Latte.

Yes. Any corporate or franchise Dunkin’ location can build these off-menu combinations, since every one is just a modified version of a listed drink or food.

Yes. Extra flavor shots and swirls typically carry Dunkin’s standard flavor-shot upcharge, the same fee that applies to customizing any listed drink.

Snickers Iced Latte and Nutella Surprise Iced Coffee are two of the most requested builds, both riffing on candy and chocolate-spread flavors customers already know.

No. The Dunkin’ app only lists standard menu items, so ordering a secret menu build ahead of time means typing the full recipe into the special-instructions field.

No. None of these builds appear on the printed board, though two ingredients used in them, Snackin’ Bacon and the flavor swirls, are standard menu options.

Name the base drink or food first, then list each syrup, swirl or add-in the same way you would customize any listed order. Baristas build it from the modifiers, not from a memorized secret-menu name.

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.