Dunkin's 'very demure' fall menu is out. Here's how to get pumpkin spice around Savannah

The weather needs to cool down some more, but fall is definitely on the horizon.

Just a week after Starbucks released its fall menu , competitor Dunkin' released its own last Wednesday. Pumpkin spice signature latte is back in its hot and iced formats. There is also a couple new drinks: Dunkalatte (a coffee milk latte made by combining coffee milk and espresso) and almond spice coffee.

Pumpkin spice also carries over into the foods with the pumpkin doughnuts, muffins, and "Munchkins" (doughnut holes). Other fall foods include maple sugar bacon breakfast sandwich, loaded hash browns, banana chocolate chip loaf, and apple cider doughnut.

There are multiple Dunkin' locations around the area including three in Savannah and one in Pooler. Customers can find their nearest location at dunkindonuts.com .

Where does "very demure" come from?

When Dunkin' was first teasing the release of its fall menu, the company posted on its social media platforms "See how we're bringing back pumpkin? Very mindful, very patient, very demure." The phrase was popularized by TikTok creator Jools Lebron whose videos on being approachable and modest have gone viral, with the most popular one generating more than 48 million views as of Wednesday.

The philosophy has exploded in popularity and has been used by a wide range of individuals and organizations . McDonald's used it recently on an ad for its extended breakfast hours . The White House used it on an Instagram post about canceling student debt, and Kim Kardashian did the same on some pictures from a photo shoot .

In a now-deleted video, Lebron reported that someone else was trying to trademark the phrase . Despite her disappointment, many fans have reassured they will only invest in the phrase if it supports Lebron. Lawyers have also taken to social media explaining how Lebron has a strong case for opposition.

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