Dunkin’ Adds More Vegan Options With New Oat Milk Lattes
Dunkin’ has upped its vegan menu options once again, with oat milk now on menus across the country. The chain also offers a breakfast sandwich featuring Beyond Meat vegan sausage patties at more than 9,000 locations nationwide, which is great news for pigs and breakfast lovers alike. Start your morning with a meat-free breakfast sandwich—just be sure to get it without chicken’s eggs, or cheese made from cow’s milk. Wash it down with a delicious oat milk latte, which can be made hot or iced.
As if this news weren’t already making you hungry, here are the rest of the delicious vegan options at Dunkin’:
Food
Looking for some food to accompany your caffeine fix? We’ve got your back. Check out these vegan options:
- Beyond Meat Breakfast Sandwich
- Avocado Toast
- Bagels: Cinnamon Raisin, Everything, Plain, and Sesame
- Hash Browns
- English Muffin
- Oatmeal (available at participating locations)
Drinks
Many Dunkin’ drinks can be made vegan simply by requesting almond or oat milk and no whip. Just look:
- Coffee (Original Blend, Dark Roast, Dunkin’ Decaf)
- Espresso
- Hot or Iced Latte (with almond milk)
- Peppermint Mocha Latte (with almond milk)
- Turbo Shot
Coffee not your style? These drinks were made for you:
- Coolatta (in Frozen Arnold Palmer, Mango Passion Fruit, Minute Maid Orange, and Strawberry flavors)
- Teas (hot or iced, in Blueberry, Raspberry, Earl Grey, Green, Peach, and Sweet flavors.
Dunkin’ doesn’t currently offer vegan doughnuts, but many places do. If you’re feeling more adventurous, we have a recipe for you to make your own vegan doughnuts.
Dunkin’ is just one chain on an ever-growing list of restaurants that understand that their menus should reflect the public’s increasing interest in vegan options for their own health, to help animals, and to protect the environment. The egg and dairy industries cause extreme suffering to chickens and cows and harm the environment, but you don’t have to give up tasty treats to save animals and the planet. Learn how you can be part of this positive change:
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