New Vegan Sweet Added to Dunkin’s 2025 Menu

Dunkin’ has upped its vegan menu options once again, with oat milk now on menus across the country. The chain offers lots of vegan items, which is great news for animals and breakfast lovers alike—just be sure to order your bagels without chicken’s eggs, or cheese made from cow’s milk. Wash it down with a delicious oat milk latte, which can be made hot or iced.

As if this news weren’t already making you hungry, here are the rest of the delicious vegan options at Dunkin’:

Food

Looking for some food to accompany your caffeine fix? Check out these vegan options:

• Bagels: Cinnamon Raisin, Everything, Plain, and Sesame
• Hash Browns
• English Muffin

The bagels go great with the avocado spread which is vegan.

Sweets and Bakery Treats

Dunkin’ doesn’t currently offer vegan donuts, but the Braided Apple Pie, added to the bakery in 2025, is accidentally vegan! Although not marketed as vegan, the warm, fruit-filled hand pie’s flaky crust and sweet apple filling contain no animal-derived ingredients. The Braided Apple Pie is the first vegan-friendly sweet treat offered at Dunkin’ in the U.S.

If you’re craving donuts, don’t fret—there are loads of vegan donut options across the country you’ll love a “hole” lot. You can even whip up easy homemade vegan donuts yourself.

Drinks

Many Dunkin’ drinks can be made vegan simply by requesting almond or oat milk—at no extra charge, thanks to PETA and thousands of supporters—and no whip. Just look:

• Coffee (Original Blend, Dark Roast, Dunkin’ Decaf)
• Espresso
• Hot or Iced Latte (with vegan milk)
• Peppermint Mocha Latte (with vegan milk)
• Turbo Shot

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Coffee not your style? These drinks were made for you:

• Coolatta (in Frozen Arnold Palmer, Mango Passion Fruit, Minute Maid Orange, and Strawberry flavors)
• Teas (hot or iced, in Blueberry, Raspberry, Earl Grey, Green, Peach, and Sweet flavors.

Dunkin’ Is Making Compassionate Moo-ves Forward

Dunkin’—the second largest coffee chain in the world—announced it would stop charging extra for vegan milks at all of its U.S. locations in early 2025 after hearing from PETA and tens of thousands of our kind supporters. By ending the vegan surcharge, Dunkin’ made it easier for customers to choose kind and more sustainable options that don’t prop up the cruel dairy industry. Cows have deep maternal instincts and, like all mothers, produce milk only to feed their babies. On dairy farms, workers manually impregnate mother cows by force and tear their precious babies from them.

While many coffee shops, such as Starbucks, Peet’s Coffee, and many more, are vegan milk fee-free, we need your help to urge the last major holdout, The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, to follow suit: