Yo dawg, Dunkin' heard America runs on Dunkin' so they put more run in the Dunkin' so America could run on Dunkin' Run. The new lineup features five small bites including Donut Fries, Ham and Cheese Roll-ups, Pretzel Bites and Mustard, Waffle Breaded Chicken Tenders, and a Fudge Brownie — all for $2 each. Courtesy of Dunkin' Donuts The chain’s new snacking menu was originally trialed at select outposts in the Boston area earlier this year. Donut Fries — five pieces of croissant-style dough tossed in cinnamon sugar — made it to menus first in late June because the rest of America caught wind and spread the word on social media. Now, many of the other Beantown test items are following suit. Courtesy of Dunkin' Donuts The Ham and Cheese Roll-ups look similar to taquitos, except instead of containing beans and chicken, the tortillas are filled with — well, ham and cheese. One order includes two roll-ups. Courtesy of Dunkin' Donuts An order of Pretzel Bites and Mustard comes with five bite-sized soft pretzels topped with sea salt. Spicy brown mustard is served on the side. Courtesy of Dunkin' Donuts The Waffle Breaded Chicken Tenders come in twos. Just as the name suggests, they’re coated in a sweet waffle batter and fried. Courtesy of Dunkin' Donuts The Fudge Brownie is described as “an indulgent and chocolaty gluten-free fudge brownie,” that arrives in plastic-wrap. This marks Dunkin’ Donuts’ first-ever nationwide gluten-free bakery item. In addition to the Dunkin’ Run menu, the coffee chain is also bringing back its S’mores Donut. The limited-time-only treat features a toasted marshmallow-flavored filling and chocolate icing peppered with graham cracker crumbles, marshmallow pieces, and Hershey’s chocolate. This doughnut might not be the epitome of a better-for-you choice, but you’d be surprised to know which Dunkin’ Donuts are the worst for your health.<doc-sep>If you ask me, Dunkin' Donuts is an undeniably magical place. One minute, you're starting your day with a classic doughnut or a cheesy breakfast sandwich, and before you know it, you're chugging cup after cup of iced coffee, sweet Coolattas, and perfectly caffeinated macchiatos all day long. It's truly a spectacular place, and I don't know what in the world I'd do without it. Their latest innovation, however, is a total game-changer. So, what is Dunkin Donuts' Dunkin' Run menu? Well, the new all-snack menu is here to fuel you all throughout the day. On Monday, July 30, Dunkin' Donuts will launch something pretty spectacular: the Dunkin' Run menu. If you haven't already heard about it, the newest menu features all of the best snack items for a mere $2 each, according to the press release. Each item was created to pair with DD's long list of signature drinks, and they're going to be absolutely perfect for all hours of the day. Tony Weisman, Dunkin’ Donuts’ U.S. Chief Marketing Officer, spoke in the release about why DD created this tasty menu. He shared, We know that the ‘Dunkin’ Run’ is a daily part of many of our guests’ lives as they keep themselves and their friends running, so we’re excited to launch a new menu offering fresh ways to satisfy any craving any time of day. Starting off the new snack menu are the new classic Donut Fries. You may or may not have given them a shot already, but if you haven't, they're 100 percent worth your time. They're like teeny tiny churros, they melt in your mouth, and they're the perfect pick-me-up when you're looking to settle your sweet tooth. Get 'em while they're hot. Next up are the Ham & Cheese Roll-ups. Whether you're looking to get some protein or you just want some ooey-gooey cheese and ham wrapped in a tortilla, the Ham & Cheese Roll-ups will hit the spot. Whatever your reason is for ordering this tasty snack, you'll get two rollups with an order, and they sound positively marvelous. If you'd rather sink your teeth into some hot pretzels, on the other hand, go ahead and order the Pretzel Bites & Mustard. Per the release, each order comes with five salty pretzel bites, which are served with a side of warm, spicy mustard. Honestly, this is my ideal snack for anytime of the day. The Waffle Breaded Chicken Tenders also sound pretty hard to beat. According to the release, an order of this deliciously different snack comes with "two succulent chicken tenders" that are coated in a waffle batter, and they sound kind of amazing. Count me in. Alas, the menu ends with a Fudge Brownie, according to the press release, and it sounds rich AF. It's gluten free and individually-wrapped, so if you're looking for a little sweet pick-me-up, it's definitely the way to go. Weisman added in the release why DD added this GF option. He explained, We also recognize the importance of providing alternative choices for people with dietary restrictions or who choose a gluten-free diet, which is why we’re pleased our new menu offers guests a gluten-free Fudge Brownie, which is so chewy and delicious we think everyone will love it. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but there are very few things that could come remotely close to beating Dunkin' Donuts' latest innovation. The Dunkin' Run menu features snack items for whatever you maybe craving, and it has the perfect fuel for your longest work days. So, yeah... If you need me, I'll probably just be eating my heart out at DD.<doc-sep>CANTON, Mass. — Dunkin' Donuts has long been a leader in the breakfast daypart, but now the coffee and doughnut chain wants to be more competitive later in the day. As part of its efforts to reach more consumers throughout the day, Dunkin' is launching the Dunkin’ Run menu, which is aimed at take-out customers, offers a handful of items for the low price point of $2, reported USA Today. "We know that the 'Dunkin' Run' is a daily part of many of our guests' lives as they keep themselves and their friends running, so we're excited to launch a new menu offering fresh ways to satisfy any craving any time of day," said Tony Weisman, Dunkin's U.S. chief marketing officer. While the new menu has launched nationwide, it's not yet available at all Dunkin' Donuts locations. Among the items on the Dunkin' Run menu are the chain's new Donut Fries, chicken tenders with a waffle-like coating, Ham and Cheese Roll-Ups using flour tortillas, and Pretzel Bites served with a spicy brown mustard. For those with a sweet tooth, the menu also includes a gluten-free fudge brownie, as the brand recognizes "the importance of providing alternative choices for people with dietary restrictions," noted Weisman. Canton-based Dunkin' Brands Group's 100-percent franchised business model includes more than 12,500 Dunkin' Donuts restaurants.<doc-sep>
Dixita Limbachia USA TODAY Having mastered the coffee-and-doughnut breakfast trade, Dunkin' Donuts is looking to expand its appeal at other times of the day. The chain is going to offer what it calls a Dunkin' Run menu aimed at take-out customers. Part of its appeal will be price -- $2 per item for five products like its Donut Fries, doughnut strips that mimic the look of french fries, and chicken tenders with a waffle-like coating. “We know that the ‘Dunkin’ Run’ is a daily part of many of our guests’ lives as they keep themselves and their friends running, so we’re excited to launch a new menu offering fresh ways to satisfy any craving any time of day,” said Tony Weisman, Dunkin's U.S. chief marketing officer. More:Subway, Little Caesars, KFC, Taco Bell know $5 is a magic price More:Dunkin' Donuts, Baskin-Robbins name new CEO in bid to keep up momentum More:Kroger hopes to slash into P&G's Gillette razor blade business In offering the items, Dunkin' is following other chains looking to drum up business at other times of the day. Starbucks, for instance, has been trying to expand its lunchtime offerings. IHOP recently launched a promotion to try to get diners to think of it at lunch and dinner for hamburgers, not just at breakfast for pancakes. Besides Donut Fries and chicken tenders, Dunkin' will offer Ham and Cheese Roll-ups using flour tortillas. There also will be Pretzel Bites, which is pretzel pieces served with a spicy brown mustard. These five bite-sized pretzels layered with salt were original tested in the Boston area before entering the menu permanently. Everyone knows that chicken and waffles have a unique relationship, so Dunkin’ brought it's version to their menu. Weisman also added an item to “recognize the importance of providing alternative choices for people with dietary restrictions.” It's a new fudge brownie and it is gluten-free.