DUNKIN’ has confirmed it has permanently discontinued a popular coffee option.
Fans are heartbroken after the coffee chain also scrapped its beloved Dunkaccino earlier this week.
This week, one Dunkin’ fan tweeted the brand to ask why they hadn’t seen their favorite item around.
“Will y’all be bringing the thin mint coffee back?” the user wrote.
“It was my favorite!”
But Dunkin’ quickly replied to confirm the Thin Mint Flavor Swirl is gone for good.
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“We appreciate your DD passion!” wrote Dunkin’.
“We sometimes offer menu items for a limited time tied to key holidays, or as a seasonal offering!
“At this time, we don’t have any plans to bring back the Thin Mint Flavor Swirl, but we’ll make sure to pass along your feedback.”
WHAT WAS THE THIN MINT FLAVOR SWIRL?
The flavor, which blended cool mint and rich chocolate, was previously dropped and reintroduced several times over the last few years.
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During this time, it developed quite a following among Dunkin’ fans.
The drink was inspired by the iconic Girl Scout Cookies.
Dunkin’ also sold a Coconut Caramel flavor variety, which has been scrapped too.
FINAL DUNK
But these aren’t the only popular options the chain has recently ditched.
Earlier this week, the brand officially announced it has “retired” the Dunkaccino.
The blend of hot chocolate and coffee spent 23 years on the Dunkin’ menu.
Even the more-recent frozen version is also gone.
A statement from Dunkin’ read: “As we focus on innovation and finding new ways to delight guests, we continually evolve our menu in an effort to deliver a fast, frictionless experience.
"The Dunkaccino is retired for now, but there’s always the chance for its return in the future."
Over the years, the donut chain has said goodbye to many fan favorites.
We recently rounded up six Dunkin’ drinks you’ll never see again.
But it’s not all bad news for coffee lovers.
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Starbucks has launched a brand new cold brew and fans are loving it.
And the brand’s popular Pink Drink is also coming to grocery stores.
