Dunkin Donuts Muffins Prices & Flavors 2025/26

I still remember my first Dunkin’ stop in Boston a decade ago. I dashed in early on a chilly morning, craving something warm, sweet, and handheld. The muffin counter caught my eye — their blueberry muffin looked irresistible. Since then, as someone who’s visited Dunkin’ shops coast to coast, I’ve kept a careful eye on what muffins they offer and how much they cost.

In this article, I’ll walk you through the latest Dunkin Donuts Muffins Prices & Flavors USA, share behind‑the‑scenes insight from my own visits, and offer tips for getting the most value (without overpaying). Whether you’re a regular or planning your next morning coffee stop, this will give you a more informed view.

Muffins at Dunkin’: What to Expect

When you walk into a Dunkin’ in the U.S., muffins are often tucked among the bakery cases alongside bagels and donuts. They’re not always as spotlighted as the donuts, but for many of us, muffins hit the sweet spot of breakfast — easier than a sandwich, more satisfying than a pastry.

A few things I’ve learned over the years:

• Not every location carries all muffin flavors (some are regional or seasonal).
• The freshness matters: earlier in the morning, the selection is better. By afternoon, they often sell out or reduce display.
• Franchise owners have leeway on pricing (so expect some variation region to region).

Now, let’s break down what flavors you’ll often see — and how much they tend to cost.

Dunkin Donuts Muffins Prices 2025

Before I share what I’ve found, a quick caveat: Dunkin is largely a franchise model. This means local owners can adjust pricing a bit to reflect rent, labor, or ingredient cost in their area. So what I list below is a ballpark — and from my personal tracking over years — not guaranteed across every location.

Here are representative prices (2025) for muffins across the U.S.:

To add more context:

• In one Dunkin menu listing, “Pumpkin Muffin $1.50, Blueberry $1.99, Chocolate Chip $1.79, Coffee Cake $1.50, Corn $1.29.”
• Another listing shows similar values: Blueberry $1.99, Chocolate Chip $1.79, Coffee Cake $1.50, Corn $1.29.
• Some sources also place those prices among their “Bagels & Muffins” pricing tables.

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Common Muffin Flavors at Dunkin (USA)

Here are some of the staple muffins you’ll frequently find on Dunkin’s menu, along with occasional seasonal variations:

Blueberry Muffin

A classic favorite. The one I grabbed in Boston in 2017 still holds up in my memory — studded with juicy berries, not dry. This is often one of the higher‑priced muffins because of the fruit content.

Chocolate Chip Muffin

A crowd pleaser, especially with kids or chocolate lovers. You get those chocolaty bits in almost every bite.

Coffee Cake Muffin

If you like streusel topping and a hint of cinnamon, this is your go‑to. It’s slightly more cake‑like and pairs nicely with coffee.

Pumpkin Muffin (Seasonal)

You’ll see this more in the fall / autumn season. Some stores may retire it after the season. (One winter I visited, it was still on display in Florida — local franchisees may stretch seasons.)

Corn Muffin

A simpler, plainer option. Less sweet, but good when you want something more breadlike and less dessert-like.

Beyond those, occasionally you might see specialty or limited muffins (e.g. bran, banana nut) in certain markets, but they’re rarer.

How Muffins Compare to Other Bakery Items at Dunkin

To give context, here’s how muffins stack up against other bakery items in terms of price and value:

• A donut (classic) often runs around $1.09 to $1.50 depending on type and region.
• A dozen donuts, in many areas, costs $16.99 in some cases.
• Bagels, croissants, and English muffins are similarly priced to muffins or a little higher (e.g. croissants in some markets are $3.49)

So you’ll often find that muffins are about on par with mid‑tier donut options or bagels. The benefit for the muffin is that it’s more filling and feels more like a little cake plus breakfast.

From a value standpoint, you’re paying more per bite than a plain donut, but you’re getting more substance (often fruit, streusel, or chunkiness). That said, in high‑cost areas, the premium can feel steep.

Variations, Changes & What to Watch Out For

Over my 10 years of Dunkin tracking, I’ve seen a few shifts and oddities that are worth knowing:

• Flavor availability shifts: Some stores drop flavors temporarily because of supply or demand. Just because you’ve seen pumpkin muffins before doesn’t guarantee they’ll be back next fall.
• Price jumps: Some customers have posted about sudden price hikes for muffins. One user said a store “raised the flavor shots by 5 or 10 cents … muffins also increased in price.”
• Missing flavors on apps: As noted earlier, your Dunkin app might show a muffin flavor that your store doesn’t actually have that day. Always glance at the display case or ask staff.
• Regional differences: In more rural or less competitive markets, some flavors never show up. Conversely, in big cities, you might see limited edition muffins (holiday, local nuts, etc.).

Let me share a small example: In Philadelphia during one fall, a local Dunkin offered a Maple Pecan Muffin for two weeks. I went in for it on the first day; by day ten, supplies were limited. I asked, and was told that the baking schedule allowed only a limited run because pecans were expensive that week. That’s the kind of behind‑the-scenes you won’t see in a menu, but matters if you’re chasing a seasonal flavor.

Conclusion

Muffins at Dunkin offer a comforting sweet start to the day — more substantial than a donut, less heavy than a breakfast sandwich. The Dunkin Donuts Muffins Prices & Flavors USA landscape shows five familiar core flavors (blueberry, chocolate chip, coffee cake, pumpkin, corn), with prices hovering in the $1.29 to $1.99 range typically. But expect fluctuations depending on your region, store, and timing.

From my decade of Dunkin visits and receipts, the key is to go early, check promos, and don’t assume the app always matches what’s in the case. I’ve snagged blueberry muffins in New York for around $2.05 after tax, and in Pennsylvania I’ve seen them for $1.85. The variation is real.

If you’re planning a Dunkin visit tomorrow, use this guide as a reference — you’ll know whether your store’s muffin price is fair or inflated. And if you happen to spot a seasonal flavor you haven’t seen before — snap a picture for me. I’m always tracking.

Call to action: Next time you’re at Dunkin, try comparing the muffin flavors side by side, ask about the “muffin of the day” special, and share what you paid vs. expectations. If you like, I can also build you a cost‑comparison chart for muffins state by state — just let me know!

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