On Wednesday, a week before pumpkin’s return, eight Dunkin’ restaurants will rebrand to Pumpkin' and give away free Pumpkin Flavored Coffee to the first 250 customers, and there's a method to how they chose the eight.
Published 11:36 PM EDT Aug 13, 2019Dunkin’ announced Monday that its restaurants are starting pumpkin spice season earlier than past years. Aug. 21 is the first day Dunkin’ locations nationwide will offer the new fall lineup, featuring new and returning drinks and pastries.
Last year Dunkin’ brought back pumpkin on Aug. 27, a day before Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte – the drink that started the pumpkin craze 16 years ago – returned.Chicken chain adds macaroni and cheese to restaurants nationwide starting MondayBurger King's plant-based Impossible Whopper available nationwide for a limited timeDunkin'
More pumpkin announcements are expected soon with products hitting store shelves and restaurant menus in the coming weeks.On Wednesday, a week before pumpkin’s return, eight Dunkin’ restaurants across the U.S. will rebrand to Pumpkin’ and give away free Pumpkin Flavored Coffee to the first 250 customers, the company said in a statement. Early customers will also get a free pumpkin-scented Munchkins lip balm.
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