Dunkin’ Launches a New Holiday Cookie-Inspired Latte and Seasonal Treats That Rival the Peppermint Mocha

If your favorite part of the holiday season is the cookie exchange, get thee to Dunkin', because they're really leaning into the flavor this year. While the fan-favorite Cookie Butter Cold Brew is making a comeback (more on that in a sec), the Holiday Cookie Signature Latte is every bit as worthy of your attention. This new drink is available hot or iced, combining buttery cookie and toasted almond notes to offset any bitterness from the espresso. Whole milk adds creaminess, and the whole thing is topped with whipped cream, cookie butter crumbles and a drizzle of caramel.

Classic coffee drinkers, Dunkin' didn't forget about you. Amid all of the over-the-top lattes, cold brews and treats, the brand is also introducing a new coffee for 2024. You can order this drink hot or iced, and you'll find white chocolate and toasted hazelnut notes adding warmth and sweetness to Dunkin's Original Blend. Add cream for a smooth finish, and you've got a seasonal take on your daily sip that isn't too sweet to indulge in a second cup for your mid-day pick-me-up.

After selling out two years in a row, the Cookie Butter Cold Brew is back—and hopefully it will stay in stock all season long where you are, but given its hype, it's hard to tell. The drink, which features two longtime food trends in one: cold foam-topped cold brew and Speculoos, or cookie butter. In this case, slow-steeped cold brew is infused with hints of brown sugar and cookies. Then, it's crowned with cookie butter cold foam (imagine an ultra-creamy froth with a hint of buttery-cinnamon spice) and crumbled cookie bits.

How do you make a white chocolate latte even cozier for the holidays? Give it a toasted finish, so there's a warming, comforting note—even when you're sipping it iced. Known for its ultra-sweet, creamy white chocolate flavor, whipped cream topping and caramel drizzle, the Toasted White Chocolate Signature Latte is *the* drink for someone with a serious sweet tooth.

If you love the classic chocolate-meets-candy-cane taste of the Peppermint Mocha, you're in luck: It's back at Dunkin' again this year. Topped with whipped cream, mocha drizzle and a generous dusting of hot chocolate powder, it's like the beverage version of a holiday movie—nostalgic, festive, and full of cheer.

Some may say it's too minty for their tastes, but I love how the peppermint cuts through the rich cocoa, cleansing your palate after every sip.

Just when you thought Dunkin' couldn't outdo last year's twist on its hash browns (loaded with crumbled bacon and cheddar queso), the brand drops the Hash Brown Brisket Scramble Bowl. Its signature garlicky hash browns are served mixed with shredded brisket, scrambled eggs, smoked cheddar cheese, poblano peppers and caramelized onions. Oh, and then it's drizzled with that infamous cheddar queso, in case the smoky-savory-slightly spiciness of it all wasn't enough for you. It's a serious meal in a cup, perfect for inspiring you to get out the door on frigid mornings when you'd much rather stay in bed (basically, all of mid-December on).

Honestly, given the range of sweets Dunkin' has produced over the years, it's surprising an almond croissant isn't already on the menu. Designed to be paired with the Holiday Cookie Signature Latte, this flaky, buttery croissant is filled with a sweet almond paste and topped with slivered almonds, providing a less-sweet alternative to its donut lineup.

Dunkin' heard your cries when the Cookie Butter donut didn't return to its seasonal menu last year and is bringing it back for 2024. The chain's classic yeast-based treat is filled with a cookie butter-infused, brown sugary buttercream, and the whole thing is topped with maple-flavored icing and cookie butter crumbles.