Dunkin’ Is Serving Coffee With Pepsi Now, and That Is Just One of 17 New Items

Dunkin’ is pushing far beyond standard iced coffee this summer with a massive seasonal rollout packed with frozen drinks, fruity refreshers, Oreo collaborations, customizable limeades, and the chain’s first-ever Dirty Soda. The early summer menu launched nationwide on April 29 and includes 17 new beverage additions built around bright flavors, dessert-inspired toppings, and social media drink trends that have exploded over the past year.

The Pepsi Coffee Drink Everyone Is Talking About

The standout item is easily Dunkin’ Dirty Soda, which combines Pepsi, Dunkin’s coffee milk, and Sweet Cold Foam into a fizzy drink that lands somewhere between cola, iced coffee, and dessert. The concept borrows from the dirty soda trend that started in Utah before spreading across TikTok and fast-food chains nationwide. Dunkin’ says the drink is meant to resemble the creamy texture and flavor profile of the Dunkalatte while still tasting unmistakably like Pepsi. Most dirty sodas traditionally rely on flavored syrups and cream, but Dunkin’ pushed the idea further by adding coffee milk directly into the formula. That makes it one of the stranger mainstream beverage launches of the year, especially for a chain historically associated with straightforward coffee and donuts.

Oreo Drinks Are Officially Back

Dunkin’ is also reviving one of its most nostalgic collaborations by bringing Oreo back onto the menu in multiple forms. The lineup includes the Oreo Cloud Latte, Oreo Matcha, Oreo Coolatta, and Oreo Coffee Chiller, each designed around cookies-and-cream flavor combinations mixed with coffee or matcha bases. The Oreo Cloud Latte blends espresso, whole milk, chocolate cookie swirl, Marshmallow Cold Foam, and Oreo cookie crumbles into a dessert-style latte. The Oreo Matcha takes the same topping combination and adds it to a vanilla matcha latte. At the same time, the Oreo Coolatta leans fully into frozen dessert territory by mixing Vanilla Bean Coolatta with Oreo cookie pieces. Dunkin’s new Oreo Coffee Chiller retains the Oreo flavor while delivering a stronger coffee presence than previous frozen Oreo drinks. Food & Wine noted that older Oreo drinks first appeared at Dunkin’ back in 2015, and social media leaks of the returning menu generated immediate excitement from longtime fans.

Black Cherry Is Taking Over the Menu

Another major focus of the launch is Dunkin’s new Black Cherry flavor, which appears across several Refreshers and creamy Daydream drinks. The chain introduced the Black Cherry Refresher, Cherry Lime Rickey Refresher, Cherry Daydream Refresher, Very Cherry Daydream Refresher, and Cherry Protein Daydream Refresher as part of the rollout. The Cherry Lime Rickey combines black cherry with Dunkin’s new Limeade for a tart citrus finish, while the Daydream variations add oatmilk or protein milk along with Sweet Cold Foam for a creamier texture. The Very Cherry version pushes the flavor further with toasted almond notes layered into the drink. According to early reviewers at Allrecipes, the beverages taste surprisingly similar to the tart cherry “sleepy girl mocktail” trend that flooded social media a few years ago.

Limeade Quietly Became the Most Flexible Addition

While Oreo drinks and Dirty Soda are drawing headlines, Dunkin’s new Limeade system may actually be the most important part of the launch. Customers can order Limeade by itself or combine it with multiple drinks, including Raspberry Limeade, Coconut Limeade, Matcha Limeade, and Strawberry Dragonfruit Limeade Refreshers. Dunkin’ describes the flavor as more citrus-forward and sour than traditional lemonade, giving the drinks a sharper profile that balances the sweeter menu items. Early reviewers said the Limeade worked especially well inside the Cherry Lime Rickey, where the acidity cut through the sweeter cherry base.

Dunkin’ Created an Entirely New Frozen Coffee Category

The company is also introducing Coffee Chillers as a new frozen coffee category separate from Coolattas and frozen coffees. The lineup currently includes Oreo Coffee Chiller, Caramel Creme Coffee Chiller, and Triple Mocha Coffee Chiller, alongside a customizable classic version that allows guests to choose dairy bases and flavors. Dunkin’ describes the drinks as smoother and creamier than previous frozen coffee offerings, while reviewers who tested the Oreo version early said it still tasted strongly of coffee instead of reading like a pure milkshake.

Even the Donuts Got a Summer Makeover

The chain also added two bakery items designed to match the fruit-heavy summer theme. The new Fruit Punch Donut uses fruit punch-flavored icing and colorful sprinkles, while the Fruit Punch Munchkins pair blueberry cake centers with tart fruit punch coating. Reviewers described the glaze as tasting remarkably close to Hawaiian Punch, giving the treats a distinctly nostalgic candy-like flavor profile rather than a traditional bakery taste.

The Full 17-Item Rollout

The full drink rollout includes Oreo Cloud Latte, Oreo Matcha, Oreo Coolatta, Dunkin’ Dirty Soda, Black Cherry Refresher, Cherry Lime Rickey Refresher, Cherry Daydream Refresher, Very Cherry Daydream Refresher, Cherry Protein Daydream Refresher, Oreo Coffee Chiller, Caramel Creme Coffee Chiller, Triple Mocha Coffee Chiller, Limeade, Raspberry Limeade, Coconut Limeade, Matcha Limeade, and Strawberry Dragonfruit Limeade Refresher. The Fruit Punch Donut and Fruit Punch Munchkins were added separately as bakery items.

What Customers Will Actually Notice First

For all the attention around Pepsi in coffee and Oreo returning to the menu, the biggest thing customers may notice is how customizable Dunkin’s summer lineup has become. Nearly every new drink can be mixed, layered, or modified with different dairy options, flavor swirls, cold foams, or refresher bases. That shift reflects a larger fast-food trend where chains are designing menus around personalization and viral combinations instead of standard beverages. Dunkin’ is clearly betting that customers want drinks that feel more like experiments than routines, and this 17-item launch may be the company’s clearest attempt yet to turn its menu into a customizable summer drink playground.

Why This Menu Matters for Dunkin’

This rollout shows how aggressively fast-food beverage chains are evolving into flavor laboratories instead of traditional coffee shops. Dunkin’ is now competing not just with Starbucks, but with Sonic, Swig, Dutch Bros, Taco Bell, and even energy drink brands that thrive on customization and social media buzz. Ten years ago, Pepsi mixed with coffee milk and topped with foam would have sounded like a joke menu hack. Now it is the centerpiece of Dunkin’s national summer strategy. If these drinks perform well, especially the Dirty Soda and Coffee Chillers, they may signal where the entire quick-service beverage market is heading next.