Dunkin' Halloween menu includes spider donuts and special treats

Starting Oct. 16, Dunkin' is rolling out an array of limited-time offerings during the Halloween season. Here’s a list of Dunkin’s Halloween-themed products:

Potion Macchiato: A purple marshmallow ube-flavored macchiato, available hot or iced.

Spider Specialty Donut: Topped with purple frosting, this donut hole treat features a Glazed Chocolate MUNCHKINS®, with chocolate drizzle for spider legs and white icing for eyes. Halloween MUNCHKINS®

Bucket: This 50-count assortment of donut holes covered in chocolate and orange sprinkles is packed in a purple Halloween-themed bucket. Seasonal Frosted Donuts: Vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry frosted donuts topped with orange and chocolate sprinkles.

DunKings Tracksuits: Limited-edition tracksuits available in original and DunKids versions.

DunKings Costume Set: A costume set featuring a jersey shirt, bucket hat, and sunglasses inspired by the DunKings tracksuit.

6-foot Inflatable Spider Donut: A giant inflatable decoration resembling the Spider Specialty Donut.

Here’s a list of dates from Dunkin’s Halloween-themed promotions:

Oct. 1: DunKings Tracksuits and Halloween costumes return to ShopDunkin.com at 10 a.m. EST.Dunkin’ Rewards weekly deals start, including $2 Loaded Hash Browns (Oct. 1–7) and 100 bonus points for Mobile Mondays (Oct. 1–31).

Oct. 16: New Potion Macchiato, revamped Spider Specialty Donut, Halloween MUNCHKINS® Bucket, and seasonal donuts become available nationwide.

Oct. 15–21: $3 Maple Sugar Bacon Sandwich available for Dunkin’ Rewards members.

Oct. 22–28: $1 Classic Donut deal for Dunkin’ Rewards members.

Oct. 23: Boosted members earn 4x points on beverages.

Oct. 29: Special deal of 3x points on 25- or 50-count MUNCHKINS® Donut Hole Treats.$2 Snackin' Bacon deal (Oct. 29–Nov. 4).

Local Dunkin' locations:

1500 Mt. Hope Ave., open until 8 p.m.1691 East Ave., open until 7 p.m.300 Monroe Ave., open 24 hours.89 State St., open until 3 p.m.741 Lake Ave., open until 7 p.m.

As a Rochester native, Justice Marbury entered the world of journalism to create work where voices like hers were heard—the voices of minority communities. Marbury covers small businesses, neighborhood concerns, and the interesting people who live in Rochester's 19th Ward. As the 19th Ward reporter, she has helped implement community outreach ideas by asking what people in various communities want to read about themselves in addition to regular news. Contact her on Instagram @justice_marbury and by email at jmarbury@gannett.com .

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