King Kylie Dunkin Menu: Every New Pink Drink, Explained

Dunkin’ just turned its entire summer lineup pink, and the name behind it isn’t a flavor scientist — it’s Kylie Jenner. On July 8, 2026, the chain rolled out The King Kylie™ Collection nationwide, a three-drink lineup built around the exact aesthetic Jenner made famous a decade ago: hot pink, unapologetic, a little chaotic in the best way. It landed alongside a much bigger wave of new drinks and bakery items, so if you walked into a Dunkin’ this week and felt like the menu board suddenly had twice as much on it, you weren’t imagining things Dunkin’ confirmed the full lineup in its official King Kylie Collection announcement.

Here’s everything that’s new, what’s actually in each drink, and where the “King Kylie” name even comes from — because that context is the difference between ordering blind and ordering like you know exactly what you’re getting into.

What Is The King Kylie™ Collection?

Three drinks, one color story. Dunkin’ built this collection around Jenner’s so-called “King Kylie” era — roughly 2014 to 2016, when her Instagram handle was literally @kingkylie and her whole look was colorful wigs, heavy makeup, and streetwear that had nothing to do with subtlety. That nickname partly grew out of her relationship with rapper Tyga, who went by “King Gold Chains” at the time. A decade later, Jenner revived the branding herself with a 10th-anniversary King Kylie makeup collection through Kylie Cosmetics in late 2025 — and this Dunkin’ partnership is the direct sequel to that.

The three drinks:

• Candy Pink Lemonade Refresher– — Pink Pineapple flavor mixed with lemonade, layered with dragonfruit pieces
• Vanilla Pink Cloud Latte — espresso and whole milk with French vanilla flavor, finished with Strawberry Cold Foam
• Pink Lemon Drop Suncloud Lemonade — lemonade built on oat milk, topped with the same Strawberry Cold Foam

All three drinks are available for a limited time at participating Dunkin’ locations. Customers can order them in-store or through the app starting July 8.

Moreover, Jenner played an active role in the collaboration instead of simply licensing her name. She told The Hollywood Reporter that she reviewed an early creative concept, described it as “very King Kylie, very pink,” and joined several creative discussions before the collection took its final shape. Meanwhile, Dunkin’ supported the launch with a commercial directed by Dave Meyers, in which Jenner plays a boardroom executive whose entire agenda is “serving pink this summer.” As a result, the campaign builds on the same boardroom-humor style that has worked well for the brand in the past.

Why This Isn’t Dunkin’s First Pink Rodeo

If the strawberry cold foam and hot-pink branding feel familiar, that’s because Dunkin’ ran a Barbie collaboration not long before this one, which is where Strawberry Cold Foam and a similar palette of vanilla-and-strawberry drinks first showed up. King Kylie leans into the same visual playbook but swaps Barbie’s plastic-doll aesthetic for Jenner’s grungier, streetwear-coded pink — different mood, same core idea: pink sells in summer 2026.

It also lines up with a broader 2016 revival that’s been building since late 2025 — old Zara Larsson and Justin Bieber tracks resurfacing, Pokémon Go trending again, filters and formats from that era making a comeback on Instagram and Snapchat. Dunkin’ didn’t invent the nostalgia wave. It just found a very caffeinated way to ride it.

The Rest Of The Summer Menu (It’s Bigger Than Three Drinks)

The King Kylie trio is the headline, but Dunkin’ quietly dropped thirteen-plus other new items the same day. If you’re building a full summer order, here’s what else joined the board.

New lemonades and sparkling drinks:

• Suncloud Lemonade — lemonade with Strawberry Cold Foam, caffeine-free
• Strawberry Suncloud Lemonade — strawberry flavor, lemonade, oat milk, Strawberry Cold Foam
• Freeze Pop Suncloud Lemonade
• Coconut Suncloud Limeade
• Sparkling Lemonade
• Strawberry Sparkling Limeade
• Matcha Lemonade
• Watermelon Lime Dunkin’ Zero — watermelon lime syrup and sparkling water, no caffeine

Peanut butter and Fluffernutter lineup:

• Fluffernutter Cloud Latte — peanut butter flavor, espresso, whole milk, Marshmallow Cold Foam
• PB&J Cloud Latte — peanut butter flavor, espresso, whole milk, Strawberry Cold Foam
• Fluffernutter Coffee Chiller — frozen coffee, peanut butter, Marshmallow Cold Foam, whipped cream, caramel drizzle
• Peanut Butter Protein Latte — 17 grams of protein in a medium
• Peanut Butter Shakin’ Espresso
• Chocolate Covered Strawberry Iced Coffee

Bakery additions:

• Ice Cream Cake Flavored Donut — yeast shell, chocolate buttercreme filling, vanilla buttercreme topping, chocolate cookie crunch coating, served in its own individual donut box
• Chocolate Crunch MUNCHKINS® — glazed chocolate cake Munchkins rolled in chocolate cookie crunch

One thing worth clearing up since people keep asking: the Peanut Swirl flavor doesn’t actually contain peanuts, according to Dunkin’s own FAQ on the launch — worth knowing if you’re ordering around an allergy.

How Much Does The King Kylie Collection Cost?

Here’s the honest answer: Dunkin’ has not published official pricing for the King Kylie Collection or the rest of this summer lineup, and neither has any outlet that’s covered the launch so far. Menu pricing at Dunkin’ varies by region, franchise owner, and size selected, which is exactly why the company pushes people toward checking the app once it knows your store. Anyone publishing a specific number right now is guessing — we’d rather tell you that plainly than make one up. We’re tracking this and will update pricing here the moment it’s confirmed at a store level, so bookmark this page if you want the real number instead of a placeholder.

Rewards Members Get Extra Reasons To Order

Dunkin’ stacked a run of bonus-point promos on top of the menu launch, all through Dunkin’ Rewards:

The $6 Meal Deal (coffee plus two wraps), Golden BBQ Hash Brown Wake-Up Wrap®, and Loaded Hash Browns all stay on the menu alongside the new items, so this isn’t a lineup swap — it’s an addition.

FAQ

What is Dunkin’s King Kylie Collection? A limited-time trio of pink drinks — Candy Pink Lemonade Refresher, Vanilla Pink Cloud Latte, and Pink Lemon Drop Suncloud Lemonade — created with Kylie Jenner and inspired by her mid-2010s “King Kylie” persona.

When did the King Kylie menu launch? July 8, 2026, nationwide at participating Dunkin’ locations, in-store and on the app.

Is the King Kylie Collection permanent? No. Dunkin’ has labeled it limited-time, in line with how the chain typically runs seasonal and collaboration menus.

Does the Peanut Swirl contain peanuts? No — Dunkin’ confirmed the Peanut Swirl flavor does not actually contain peanuts.

What does “King Kylie” mean? It’s the nickname and Instagram persona Kylie Jenner used from around 2014–2016, marked by colorful wigs, bold makeup, and streetwear. She revived the branding through a 2025 Kylie Cosmetics anniversary collection before this Dunkin’ collaboration.

Are the King Kylie drinks caffeinated? The Vanilla Pink Cloud Latte runs on espresso. The Candy Pink Lemonade Refresher and Pink Lemon Drop Suncloud Lemonade are lemonade-based; check with your location on caffeine content if that matters for your order.

How much does the King Kylie Collection cost? Pricing hasn’t been published yet by Dunkin’ or any outlet covering the launch. Check the Dunkin’ app with your store selected for the confirmed price, and check back here — we’ll update this page as soon as numbers are public.