250 Years of the United States: Dunkin’ launches new menu to celebrate the Fourth of July Merca2.0
24 de Junio, 2026 14:32
The celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary is approaching, and Dunkin’ is already preparing to mark the occasion with a new menu that’s perfect for adding to your Fourth of July celebration. Inspired by the flavors, colors, and traditions of the holiday, these new offerings will only be available for a limited time, so you may not want to wait too long if you’re hoping to try them. Here’s everything you can find at your nearest Dunkin’ location.
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What’s Included in Dunkin’s Menu for the Fourth of July?
To celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary, the chain is offering a festive lineup of beverages, including:
- • Fruit Punch Refresher: A refreshing combination of black cherry and pink pineapple flavors mixed with lemonade.
- • Peachberry Tea Dunkin’ Zero: A zero-sugar energy beverage featuring peach and blackberry flavors mixed with black tea.
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- • Starlight Lemonade: A layered lemonade featuring Freeze Pop flavors and dragonfruit pieces.
- • Freeze Pop Limeade: A tart and zesty limeade inspired by classic summertime Freeze Pops.
- • Cherrylicious Daydream Refresher: Black cherry flavors blended with oatmilk and topped with Sweet Cold Foam and patriotic sprinkles.
- • Peanut Butter Dunkalatte: Espresso and coffee milk paired with smooth peanut butter flavor.
- • Cookie Cravings Iced Coffee: Original Blend iced coffee and cream swirled with chocolate cookie flavors.
- • OREO & PB Coffee Chiller: A frozen coffee beverage featuring peanut butter flavors and OREO cookie pieces, topped with whipped cream, mocha drizzle, and more OREO cookie crumbles.
- • Strawberry Sparkler Cloud Latte: A latte made with sugar-free vanilla syrup and topped with strawberry-flavored cold foam and patriotic sprinkles.
- • Shakin’ Espresso with Sugar Free Vanilla: Espresso shaken with oatmilk and sugar-free vanilla flavor.
- • Dazzleberry Coolatta: Blue raspberry Coolatta with marshmallow cold foam drizzled inside the cup and topped with whipped cream and patriotic sprinkles.
When Will Dunkin’s Menu for the United States’ 250th Anniversary Be Available?
It’s available now! You can head to your nearest Dunkin’ location and pick up yours today.
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Dunkin’ Deals
At the beginning of June, the chain announced several special offers for the month, available exclusively to Dunkin’ Rewards members. Here are the ones that are still available:
- • June 23–25: Earn 3x points on Refreshers to celebrate National Pink Day. Boosted members will earn 4x points.
- • June 27: Earn 4x points on any beverage purchase in celebration of National Pineapple Day.
- • Mobile Mondays (through June 29): Earn extra points when you order ahead through the app on Mondays.
How many Dunkin’ Donuts locations are there in the United States?
Currently, the popular donut chain has 9,775 locations across the United States. The state and territory with the most locations is New York, with 1,441 stores, representing about 15% of all Dunkin’ Donuts locations in the country. Massachusetts has the second-highest number of locations, with 1,068.
What are Dunkin’ Donuts’ hours?
Most locations open between 5:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., though hours may vary depending on the store’s location.
History of Independence Day in the United States
The origin of Independence Day in the U.S. dates back to the Revolutionary War, a conflict that marked the birth of the nation. Between 1775 and 1783, the Thirteen British Colonies in North America fought against the Kingdom of Great Britain. The war ended with a decisive American victory at the Battle of Yorktown and the signing of the Treaty of Paris.
On July 2, 1776, the Continental Congress voted to break ties with Britain. However, it was on July 4 that the delegates formally adopted the Declaration of Independence—a historic document mainly authored by Thomas Jefferson—that proclaimed the colonies’ freedom and laid out the founding ideals of the new nation.
Since then, July 4 has been celebrated as the official birth of the United States. In 1941, it was recognized as a federal holiday. While its political significance has diminished over time, Independence Day remains one of the country’s most cherished national holidays, symbolizing patriotism and the founding values of the United States.
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