Dunkin’ Terror-misu Cloud Latte: Ingredients, Taste & Availability (2026)
Quick takeaways: The Dunkin’ Terror-misu Cloud Latte is a limited-time iced latte made with espresso and tiramisu flavors, layered with Purple Marshmallow Cold Foam and topped with hot chocolate powder. It has 470 calories in a small, 580 in a medium and 800 in a large. It launched September 30, 2026, at participating Dunkin’ restaurants while supplies last.
What Is the Dunkin’ Terror-misu Cloud Latte?
The Terror-misu Cloud Latte is Dunkin’s Halloween spin on its fall tiramisu latte: a creamy iced espresso drink with tiramisu flavor, crowned with a vivid purple foam. Dunkin’ lists it on its official menu page as espresso and tiramisu flavors with purple marshmallow cold foam and a dusting of hot chocolate powder. Searchers also type “terrormisu” or “terror misu latte,” but the official name is Terror-misu Cloud Latte.
It’s one of the headline drinks on the Dunkin Halloween menu 2026, and Dunkin’s news release says the whole lineup is built around two new ingredients: Green Apple Dunkin’ Zero and Purple Marshmallow Cold Foam.
What’s in the Terror-misu Cloud Latte?
Dunkin’ names four components:
- Espresso: the coffee base of the drink.
- Tiramisu flavor: the same flavor Dunkin’ added to its fall menu this year.
- Purple Marshmallow Cold Foam: Dunkin’s newest seasonal cold foam, with sweet marshmallow flavor and a bright purple color.
- Hot chocolate powder: dusted over the top.
Dunkin’s description doesn’t break down milk type, syrup amounts or ingredient-level allergens. Dunkin’ does say any of its products may contain or may have come in contact with allergens including eggs, fish, milk, peanuts, sesame, soy, tree nuts, wheat and shellfish. That’s a general notice, not a list for this drink, so anyone with a food allergy should review the Dunkin allergen menu and confirm with the restaurant before ordering.
What Does the Terror-misu Cloud Latte Taste Like?
Short answer: it’s a dessert-coffee mashup: a sweet, creamy tiramisu latte with a real espresso backbone and a cloud of marshmallow-sweet purple foam on top. Early tasters keep landing on the same highlights:
- The coffee wakes everything up. A Halloween menu taste test noted a strong coffee kick under the creamy foam, a welcome contrast to the muddled Refreshers.
- The tiramisu shows up, gently. A lifestyle-site review said it genuinely tastes like tiramisu, with a coffee-and-ladyfinger note that sits close to a regular latte.
- The foam is the fun part. Think sweet marshmallow flavor, a bright purple color and a dusting of hot chocolate powder. A hands-on tasting found the combination sweet, creamy and better than expected, like an amplified version of a traditional latte.
Order it if you love sweet, creamy lattes and want a drink that looks as fun as it tastes. Skip it if you’re after a dramatic departure from a standard tiramisu latte: early tasters say the purple foam is the main twist, not a brand-new flavor.
Terror-misu vs. Tiramisu Cloud Latte
The main difference is the purple foam. Early reviewers describe the Terror-misu as a spooky version of the Tiramisu Cloud Latte from Dunkin’s fall menu: same espresso-and-tiramisu idea, with purple cold foam on top.
We haven’t verified that any other ingredient differs, so we won’t claim one does. The standard Dunkin tiramisu latte is the closest alternative, and the Cloud Latte format also shows up in the Cookie Butter Cloud Latte and the Oreo Cloud Latte.
Terror-misu Cloud Latte Calories, Caffeine and Price
Price: Dunkin’ didn’t list a price in its launch announcement, and prices may vary by location. One early reviewer reported paying about $6.
Calories: The Terror-misu Cloud Latte has 470 calories in a small, 580 in a medium and 800 in a large, according to the nutrition information on Dunkin’s menu page.
| Size | Calories |
|---|---|
| Small | 470 |
| Medium | 580 |
| Large | 800 |
Dunkin’ calculates these numbers from its standard recipes, so customizing the drink can change them. To see how it stacks up against other orders, the Dunkin calorie calculator and the Dunkin nutrition guide cover the rest of the menu. For context, Dunkin’ notes that 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but individual needs vary.
Caffeine: We haven’t found an official caffeine figure. The drink is made with espresso, so it contains caffeine, but the amount isn’t published, and we’ll update this page if Dunkin’ releases one.
When Is It Available and How Long Will It Last?
The Terror-misu Cloud Latte hit Dunkin’ menus on September 30, 2026, as a limited-time drink at participating restaurants, while supplies last, per Dunkin’s news release. The release doesn’t tie it to a specific end date in the wording we reviewed. Because supplies are limited, don’t wait until Halloween week: check the Dunkin’ app for your local restaurant’s availability.
Other Halloween Drinks With Tiramisu Flavor
Another Dunkin Halloween drink with tiramisu flavor is the Creepy Crawler Coffee Chiller. Dunkin’ describes it as a frozen coffee blended with tiramisu flavors, drizzled with Purple Marshmallow Cold Foam and topped with whipped cream and mocha drizzle.
Dunkin’ says the purple foam also tops the Franki Matcha, Dark Spell Daydream Refresher and Sour Apple Energy, all part of the Dunkin Halloween drinks for 2026 lineup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in the Terror-misu Cloud Latte?
It’s made with espresso and tiramisu flavors, layered with Purple Marshmallow Cold Foam and topped with hot chocolate powder, according to Dunkin’.
Does the Terror-misu Cloud Latte have caffeine?
Yes. It’s made with espresso, so it contains caffeine, but Dunkin’ hasn’t published the exact amount.
How many calories does it have?
A small has 470 calories, a medium 580 and a large 800, according to Dunkin’. Customizing the drink can change those numbers.
How much does it cost?
Prices vary by location. One early reviewer reported paying about $6.
How long is it available?
It’s a limited-time drink that launched September 30, 2026, and it’s sold at participating restaurants while supplies last.
What’s the difference between it and the Tiramisu Cloud Latte?
Reviewers point to one main difference: the Purple Marshmallow Cold Foam on top.
Conclusion
The Dunkin’ Terror-misu Cloud Latte is a tiramisu latte in a Halloween costume: espresso-driven, sweet, creamy and impossible to miss under that purple foam. Among the options on the Dunkin latte menu, it’s the pick for anyone who wants dessert flavor without leaving coffee behind, and we’ll update this page if Dunkin’ publishes caffeine details.
