Frequently Asked Questions About Dunkin' Coffee

There's a wide variety of Dunkin' roasts and flavors you can make at home, and you can also choose from several easy-to-make forms. We offer ground coffee, K-Cup^® pods, cold brew concentrates and more. Check out our full product selection.  

We sure do! Find our decaf coffee options here. 

We've got a pretty wide variety of flavors to choose from. Try our full selection of flavored coffees that are available year-round, and also check out our seasonal flavors and roasts. 

Sadly, no. Each Dunkin' seasonal coffee is only around for a limited time, so you've gotta love it while it lasts. Visit our seasonal coffees page and select the flavor you're looking for to see when it's available. 

All Dunkin' Cold coffees are specially crafted to be enjoyed cold, and they're all made to stand up to ice, including Dunkin' Cold Brew Concentrated Coffees. So they can all be used to make deliciously bold iced coffee at home. But each type of Dunkin' Cold coffee offers a different convenient way to make it. With Dunkin' Cold Brew Concentrated Coffees, all you need to do is add water and ice.

Dunkin' Cold Brew Concentrated Coffees are also different from most other Dunkin' Cold options because the result is technically not just iced coffee but also cold brew coffee. For more info on the definition of "iced coffee" vs. "cold brew coffee" vs. "cold coffee," take a look at this explanation.  

For bagged ground coffee, fold and seal the top of the bag, letting out as much air as possible. For canisters, close the lid all the way. Then keep the unused coffee stored at room temperature in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Before opening, Dunkin' concentrated coffee (AKA cold brew concentrates) can be stored at room temperature. After you open a bottle, simply refrigerate it and use the rest within 14 days. 

We can't guarantee the taste of Dunkin' coffee after it expires. For the freshest possible taste, be sure to use your coffee before the expiration date, and prepare it according to the instructions on the packaging.

The grocery-store version of Dunkin' coffee, manufactured and distributed by The J.M. Smucker Company, has been specially blended and roasted to deliver the great taste of Dunkin' at home. While the coffee in Dunkin' shops is brewed using commercial equipment at a higher water temperature, you can still make a great cup of Dunkin' coffee at home by following the instructions on the package. 

Grocery-store retailers set their own prices, so the pricing of Dunkin' coffee is at the discretion of the retailer. 

Dunkin' coffee manufactured and distributed by The J.M. Smucker Company is made with Arabica coffee beans. 

The J.M. Smucker Company distributes Dunkin' coffee to grocery stores across the country, and you can find them in the coffee aisle (including our Dunkin' Cold products). Many retailers also sell Dunkin' products online. Try our product locator to find stores in your area that carry our products and/or options to have them delivered to you.