Dunkin’ Coffee Creamers are dairy, made with skim milk and cream.

Our Product Finder can help you locate a grocery store that carries your favorite.

Unfortunately, we are not able to sell creamers directly to our consumers. If you’re having trouble finding your favorite flavor at your local retailer, we recommend speaking with the manager as stores often base stocking decisions on consumer interest.

Dunkin’ Coffee Creamers are available in quart-size bottles (32 ounces).
Dunkin’ Extra Extra_® can also be found in 48oz.
Dunkin’ Cold Foam Creamers are available in 14oz cans.

This item was discontinued, but don’t worry – our delicious Dunkin' Extra Extra creamer is still available in refrigerated 32oz and 48oz bottles.

The amount of sugar per 1 tablespoon serving varies by product.
Extra Extra: 5g
Salted Caramel:6g
French Vanilla: 6g
S’mores: 6g
Chocolate Cold Foam: 4g (per 2 tablespoon serving)
Extra Extra Cold Foam: 4g (per 2 tablespoon serving)

Dunkin’ Coffee Creamers contain skim milk and cream.

No, Dunkin’ Coffee Creamers do not contain soy. However, they are produced in a facility that processes soy. The facility employs stringent allergen quality-control procedures in all of its manufacturing facilities.

No, Dunkin’ Coffee Creamers do not contain tree nuts. However, they are produced in a facility that processes tree nuts. The facility employs stringent allergen quality-control procedures in all of its manufacturing facilities.

No, Dunkin’ Coffee Creamers do not contain gluten.

14- 32- and 48-ounce bottles of Dunkin’ Coffee Creamer are perishable and must be kept refrigerated.

Dunkin’ Coffee Creamer will stay fresh in your refrigerator until the date stamped on the package. Once opened, it needs to be consumed within 7 days. It is not unusual for our products to remain good past the 7-day mark. However, we only guarantee that they will be good for 7 days once opened.

We do not recommend freezing our creamers. Although freezing does not affect the safety or nutritional value of the product, it can greatly impact the texture, consistency, and taste.

Yes. We are a socially and environmentally conscious food company and we encourage consumers to recycle materials whenever possible. The creamer bottles are made from #2 plastic (HDPE) and the cap is made from #5 plastic (polypropylene). Every community has different recycling requirements, so please check with your city or recycling center for details.

Danone North America is the licensed manufacturer of Dunkin’ Coffee Creamer products. The Dunkin’ trademarks, logos and trade dress are owned by DD IP Holder LLC, used under license by Danone North America.

Our newest member of the Dunkin’ family, Cold Foam Creamer adds delicious flavor, creams your coffee, and layers a sippable foam top to your hot or cold drinks. Think of your favorite flavored cold foam topping, NOW available in your home!

You can find helpful instructions on the side of the cans:

• Step 1: Make the beverage you want to enjoy Dunkin’ Cold Foam Creamer with – works well in hot or cold beverages!
• Step 2: Next, shake the Dunkin’ Cold Foam Creamer can with cap on for a few seconds.
• Step 3: Remove the cap and angle the can at least 45 degrees so the nozzle is pointed at your drink. Press down on the nozzle for a few seconds to add as little or as much cold foam as you want.
• Step 4: Then sit back and watch the creamer cascade mixing into your beverage with a delicious foam top.
• Step 5: Be sure to rinse the nozzle thoroughly once finished and replace the canister back in the refrigerator.
• Pro tip, use a clear glass to see the magic of the cold foam cascade through your drink!

Yes! Dunkin’ Cold Foam Creamer works great in hot AND cold drinks.

For optimal usage, your cup should be filled 1/2 to 2/3 full with coffee.

You can find Dunkin’ Cold Foam Creamer in the refrigerated aisle near the rest of the Dunkin’ creamer products.

Dunkin’ is designed specifically for beverages! It is flavor, creamer and 
foam topper all in one can.

Please see product pages for specific nutritional information.