Dunkin’s Girl Scout Cookie Flavored Coffees Are Back

Mike Pomranz

Whether you’re simply looking for a fun way to start 2020 or are in desperate need of a caffeine kick post-New Year’s Eve, on January 1, Dunkin’ will kick off the New Year by bringing back its popular coffee collab: Girl Scout Cookie-inspired coffee and espresso drinks.

Since 2018, Dunkin’ has offered limited time only Girl Scout Cookie coffees in January to help celebrate the beginning of Girl Scout Cookie season. This year, the returning coffee flavors will be Coconut Caramel and Thin Mints—both of which will be available at participating locations into the spring. Additionally, if you’re looking for something to dunk into your coffee besides donuts, Dunkin’ is also bringing back its Girl Scout Cookie Program, which allows scouts to sell their cookies at select Dunkin’ locations across the country

“Girl Scout Cookie season is as welcomed and anticipated as the ball dropping on New Year's Eve, and we're thrilled to celebrate by bringing two smile-eliciting Girl Scout Cookie inspired flavors back to guests' coffees in 2020," Patty Healy, Dunkin's senior director of integrated marketing, said in the announcement. “We are especially proud that our franchisees are committed to fueling the entrepreneurial spirit of the Girl Scouts by welcoming local troops to sell cookies at their restaurants.”

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As for the coffees themselves, the Thin Mints flavor is described as featuring “the classic cookie's combination of cool mint and decadent chocolate,” whereas the Coconut Caramel flavor is billed as a mix of “toasted coconut and creamy caramel.” Both are available as any part of the Dunkin’ drinks lineup: hot coffee, iced coffee, cold brew, frozen coffee, or frozen chocolate.

“We are grateful to Dunkin' for sharing our signature flavors with a larger audience and opening their doors to Girl Scout entrepreneurs again this cookie season,” Girl Scouts of the USA Chief Revenue Officer Barry Horowitz stated. “Each cookie purchase is an investment in girl leaders of today and the future, and girls learn imperative entrepreneurship skills through each sale.”