Dunkin’s Latest Collab Takes It To The Cereal Aisle

Dunkin’s no stranger to a good old collab. In fact, it loves ‘em! This year, it’s collaborated with everyone and everything from Barbie to Alix Earle to clothing brands to Marvel. No entity has been safe from the allure of a limited-time release or a bespoke meal emblazoned with their name on it. 

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Its 2026 collaborations, though, have largely taken place under its own roof. One place it hadn’t ventured yet in a brand-on-brand team-up is into the cereal aisle. Well, now, that’s changing. Dunkin’ for breakfast? We’ve got it at home.

Dunkin’ x General Mills: New Cereals

Dunkin’ has just announced its first-ever collaboration with General Mills, the name behind countless food brands, including cereal brands like Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Golden Grahams, to release three new Dunkin’-inspired cereal mash-ups. This playful new collab sees a trio of coffee-inspired flavors hit shelves this December, prompted by some Dunkin’ faves – although crucially, there’s no actual coffee in the cereals. 

And what are those three new flavors? Well, we’ll tell you. Coming to stores soon are:

• Cinnamon Toast Crunch x Dunkin’ Cinnamon Caramel Latte: A spin on Cinnamon Toast Crunch that pairs its Cinnadust-covered squares with caramel and latte flavors. 
• Reese’s Puffs x Dunkin’ Peanut Butter Mocha: The chocolate and peanut butter notes of Reese’s Puffs are amped up with a mocha latte twist.
• Golden Grahams x Dunkin’ Vanilla Graham Latte: Golden Grahams’ honey squares are boosted with a vanilla latte flavor, both smoothing and deepening them. 

Where Can I Find Them?

All three cereals will be available nationwide next month, and the Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Reese’s Puffs flavors will be stocked at various retailers. The Golden Grahams flavor, meanwhile, will be a Walmart exclusive. 

And…Will They Be Any Good?

It’s hard to say without trying them, but…these all sound pretty fun, right? There’s nothing too wild or wacky going on here, and wisely, none of these flavors lean too heavily into actual coffee flavors. Instead, they strike a combination of being novel and fairly unchallenging. I personally think the Cinnamon Toast Crunch x Dunkin’ Cinnamon Caramel Latte has the potential to become an unexpected holiday hit; it has all the elements of a festive breakfast going for it. It’s definitely less out-there than the brand’s previous collaboration with Chamoy, too (although I stand by the fact that that one was pretty fun), so it’ll probably have a wider appeal. I’m quietly confident these will stick the landing.