Dunkin Cold Brew

Dunkin Cold Brew is a smooth, full-bodied coffee made by craft-brewing coffee in small batches. It is served cold and has a rich coffee flavor with a smoother taste compared with regular iced coffee.

Dunkin Donuts Cold Brew is available in classic Cold Brew and Cold Brew with Cold Foam. Flavored versions include Vanilla Creme Cold Brew and Caramel Cold Brew, and milk options such as oatmilk and cream.

Dunkin Cold Brew Menu & Prices

Cold Brew at Dunkin is available in different sizes and can be customized with cold foam, cream, sugar, or flavored toppings.

What Does Dunkin Cold Brew Taste Like?

Dunkin Donuts Cold Brew has a smooth and full-bodied coffee taste with a less acidic profile than traditional hot coffee. Because it is brewed slowly, it delivers a richer coffee flavor without needing extra sweetness.

The plain Cold Brew is the simplest option. If you want a sweeter or creamier drink, you can add cold foam, cream, or flavored syrups.

Dunkin Cold Brew Nutrition Facts

If you are tracking calories or macros, plain Cold Brew is one of the lightest options on the menu. A regular Cold Brew contains only 5 calories across Small, Medium, and Large sizes.

Classic Cold Brew Nutrition

Cold Brew with Cold Foam Nutrition Facts

Adding Dunkin Cold Foam changes the calories, carbohydrates, and sugar content because the drink gets a sweet creamy topping.

Cold Brew with Cream Nutrition Facts

For customers who prefer a creamier coffee without cold foam, Dunkin also offers Cold Brew with Cream.

Cold Brew with Oatmilk Nutrition Facts

Oatmilk is another option for customers who want a dairy-free Cold Brew choice.

Popular Dunkin Cold Brew Flavors

Dunkin offers several flavored Cold Brew options for customers who want a sweeter coffee experience.

Vanilla Creme Cold Brew Nutrition Facts

Vanilla Creme Cold Brew combines Dunkin Cold Brew with vanilla flavor and a sweeter profile.

Caramel Cold Brew with Dunkin Cold Foam

Caramel Cold Brew adds caramel flavor and sweet cold foam for a richer drink.

How Is Dunkin Cold Brew Made?

Dunkin Cold Brew is made by craft-brewing coffee in small batches. This slow brewing process creates the smooth and full-bodied flavor associated with Cold Brew.

Unlike regular iced coffee, which is brewed hot and cooled down, Cold Brew is prepared specifically to be served cold.

Because it is made in limited batches, availability can depend on the location and time of day.

How to Make Dunkin Cold Brew at Home

You don’t need a special coffee machine to make a Dunkin-style Cold Brew at home. Cold Brew is made using a simple steeping process in which coffee grounds are soaked in cold water for several hours to create a smooth, rich coffee concentrate.

Dunkin Cold Brew Recipe

To make Cold Brew at home, you need:

• Coarsely ground coffee
• Cold filtered water
• A jar, pitcher, French press, or cold brew maker
• Ice and milk or sweetener (optional)

Steps to Make Cold Brew Coffee

Step 1: Combine coffee and water

Add coarse coffee grounds and cold water to your container. A common starting ratio is about 1 cup of coffee grounds with 4 cups of water.

Step 2: Let the coffee steep

Cover the container and place it in the refrigerator for around 12 to 24 hours. A longer steeping time creates a stronger coffee flavor.

Step 3: Strain the coffee

Filter the mixture using a coffee filter, cheesecloth, or fine mesh strainer to remove the coffee grounds.

Step 4: Serve your Cold Brew

Pour the finished Cold Brew over ice and customize it with milk, cream, cold foam, or your favorite sweetener.

For a more convenient option, you can also use Dunkin Cold Brew Coffee Packs to prepare a similar smooth and refreshing Cold Brew experience at home.

How to Order Dunkin Cold Brew

You can customize Dunkin Cold Brew depending on your taste:

• Classic coffee taste: Order regular Cold Brew.
• Creamy and sweet: Choose Cold Brew with Cold Foam.
• Dairy-free option: Add oatmilk.
• Sweeter flavor: Try Vanilla Creme Cold Brew or Caramel Cold Brew.
• Smooth texture: Choose Nitro Cold Brew.

Frequently Asked Questions