Dunkin’ Launches New Oreo Drink Lineup: Sweet Dreams and Sugary Surprises

For dessert enthusiasts, the combination of cookies and cream transcends mere taste; it’s a way of life. If you find solace in this delectable flavor, it’s time to visit your nearest Dunkin’. As of April 29, Dunkin’ has launched its new Oreo-inspired beverage line. This collection features an enticing assortment of both coffee and non-coffee drinks that perfectly embody the essence of cookies and cream. While each drink offers a delightful visual, I set out to provide a thorough evaluation of what these new Oreo beverages truly deliver.

The Oreo lineup includes the Oreo Coolatta, Oreo Cloud Latte, Oreo Matcha Latte, Oreo Triple Mocha Coffee Chiller, and Oreo Caramel Creme Coffee Chiller. It’s crucial to acknowledge upfront that, as with many of Dunkin’s offerings, their nutritional value is not particularly noteworthy. Each drink appears tantalizingly indulgent, but I ventured inside the Dunkin’ Oreo experience to share my honest opinions on which beverages are must-tries and which ones you might want to skip.

I ordered small sizes of all the Dunkin’ Oreo drinks without any modifications, aiming for an authentic review. Each beverage was evaluated based on flavor, consistency, sweetness, and, of course, the presence and taste of Oreos.

When ordering the Oreo Cloud Latte, I anticipated a treat excessively sweet, topped with marshmallow cold foam and crushed cookies. To my surprise, it delivered a well-balanced flavor, with coffee as the star complemented by Oreo additions. The marshmallow cold foam, while sweet, complements the drink perfectly, creating a delightful cookies and cream experience.

The marshmallow cold foam is undeniably indulgent and makes this drink stand out. Creamy and rich, it’s sprinkled with Oreo bits for texture. The latte contains chocolate cookie swirl, milk, and the airy marshmallow cold foam, topped with Oreo crumble. This drink exceeded my expectations, and I would highly recommend it, especially for those who adore the cookies and cream flavor.

Although matcha can invoke mixed feelings among coffee lovers, I personally enjoy its unique flavor. However, not all matcha experiences are equivalent. Dunkin’s Oreo Matcha Latte features two servings of matcha powder, vanilla, plentiful milk, marshmallow cold foam, and Oreo crumble. Despite my excitement, the matcha flavor is overshadowed by the excess milk, diminishing the overall impact.

While the top layer featuring marshmallow cold foam is enjoyable, the drink itself lacks balance. I would recommend requesting less milk to allow the matcha to shine through better. As it stands, the current version would not earn my repeat business, although the cold foam remains enticing.

Confession time: the Oreo Coolatta is my very first experience with Dunkin’ Coolattas, and I was pleasantly surprised. This drink is perfect for those who prefer a milkshake-like treat rather than a traditional coffee. The cookies and cream flavor shines through, making it a star among the offerings.

The Oreo Coolatta boasts generous amounts of Oreo bits, ensuring a delicious experience with each sip. It comes with vanilla bean syrup, milk, and Oreo crumble reincorporated into the frozen treat. This irresistible flavor combination will likely attract many, especially children. If coffee isn’t your preference, definitely consider this cookies and cream delight on your next Dunkin’ visit.

Offering a frozen option, Dunkin’ presents the Oreo Triple Mocha Coffee Chiller. Unfortunately, this drink is too sugary and overpowered by strong coffee notes. If you’re looking for a cold coffee beverage, I recommend selecting the Oreo Cloud Latte instead.

The overwhelming sweetness combined with the whipped cream makes it an undesirable option. Although some enjoy whipped cream in iced coffee, in this case, it falls flat. The drink lacks the promised cookies and cream flavor, leaving only an overwhelming sweetness behind.

I approached the Oreo Caramel Creme Coffee Chiller with skepticism, much like the previous mocha version. While I didn’t dislike it, I wouldn’t actively seek it out again. On the upside, this drink is considerably less sweet than the mocha chiller, providing a smoother introduction. However, it remains a demanding combination of flavors that feels overwhelming at times, resulting in an overall subdued cookies and cream vibe.

Though it offers more Oreo flavor compared to other chiller options, it doesn’t quite deliver on expectations. Its lengthy name could use simplification, and the promised caramel flavor appears entirely absent. Overall, if I were to pick, the Oreo Coolatta would remain my top choice over both chiller versions.

Specialty coffees have their challenges, and Dunkin’s new Oreo drinks are no exception. Out of the lineup, only two stand out as worthwhile: the Oreo Cloud Latte and the Oreo Coolatta. Both achieve their cookies and cream goals while introducing the delightful marshmallow cold foam. For those who appreciate rich beverages, don’t hesitate to try either. However, I would advise against the Oreo Matcha Latte and the two Chillers, as they simply do not merit your time or money.

Dunkin’ debuted its line of Oreo-infused drinks on April 29, with prices for small sizes as follows: the Oreo Cloud Latte is priced at $5.29, the Oreo Matcha Latte at $5.59, the Oreo Coolatta at $4.69, the Oreo Caramel Creme Coffee Chiller at $5.09, and the Oreo Triple Mocha Coffee Chiller at $4.69. Note that prices may vary by location.