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RFK Jr. used a rally to press Dunkin’ Donuts for safety data on the high sugar content of iced coffees, prompting pushback from Massachusetts leaders while supporters defend the chain; Dunkin’ has not yet commented, and Kennedy continues to frame the issue within his health-focused push for “real food.”
Health Secretary RFK Jr. proposes closing the GRAS loophole and forcing companies like Dunkin’ Donuts and Starbucks to prove safety data for their ingredients, part of a broader push to tighten FDA oversight of food additives and ensure items marketed to teens are safe; the plan has drawn skepticism given RFK Jr.’s controversial past on nutrition and the political context surrounding its rollout.
RFK Jr. targets Dunkin’ Donuts and Starbucks, demanding safety data on sugar levels in iced coffee, a move that has stirred New Englanders and highlighted RFK Jr.’s penchant for high‑profile clashes over food policy.
Health Secretary RFK Jr. urged Dunkin Donuts (and Starbucks) to provide safety data for high-sugar iced coffee, signaling potential regulatory moves to remove ingredients without proven safety as part of a broader push to tighten ultraprocessed foods.
A viral Instagram video shows Lucy, a Great Pyrenees, getting adorably excited when her mom reveals that Billy will take her for a walk—and even stop by Dunkin’ Donuts for coffee—delighting viewers with a pup’s pure joy.
Dunkin will hand out a free limited-edition hot-pink iced-coffee glove to customers who purchase an iced beverage this Friday, starting at 10 a.m. at participating stores while supplies last; the glove is pitched as a collectible piece of Dunkin merch.
Dunkin' Donuts is offering a free classic donut with each drink purchase on January 2 at participating stores as part of their 'Week of Produnktivity' promotion, while supplies last, excluding delivery and other offers.
A vegan bakery in Long Island, New York, called The Savory Fig, is under fire after being accused of buying regular Dunkin Donuts and reselling them as their own. The controversy unfolded on Instagram when a vegan grocer noticed similarities between the bakery's donuts and those from Dunkin Donuts. After conducting a food test, the grocer publicly called out the bakery, leading to a dispute and an investigation by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets. The bakery owner denies the allegations, but the situation has sparked a heated "Baker Wars" on Long Island.
A man in Florida threw a free cup of coffee back at a Dunkin' Donuts employee, causing her to sustain blisters on her face. The suspect fled the scene and police are seeking information about his identity. The motive behind the attack remains unclear, but it is reminiscent of a past prank trend known as "Fire in the Hole." This incident is not linked to any specific cause, but it highlights the prevalence of assault and harassment in fast-food chains.
A Dunkin' Donuts employee in Florida was burned after a customer threw hot coffee in her face following an altercation over a free extra cup of coffee. The incident occurred at a New Port Richey location, and police are now searching for the suspect, who fled the scene. The employee suffered blistering to her skin, and the police have released images of the suspect in hopes of identifying and locating him.
A Florida Dunkin' Donuts employee was burned after a customer threw hot coffee in her face following an altercation over a free extra cup of coffee. The New Port Richey Police Department is searching for the suspect, who fled the scene in a silver SUV, and has released images of the individual. Dunkin' Donuts has not responded to inquiries about the incident.
Mark Wahlberg joked about not being in the Dunkin' Donuts Super Bowl ad with Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, expressing his desire to work his way into their good graces. He also discussed leaving the Super Bowl early to promote a movie and to keep a promise to his wife, and shared a humorous anecdote about leaving a previous Super Bowl early due to his son's frustration with the New England Patriots.
Jennifer Lopez expressed surprise at the big reaction to the Super Bowl ad featuring Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, and Tom Brady, calling it "hilarious." The star-studded commercial showcased Affleck presenting a boy band concept to Lopez, with Damon and Brady in matching Dunkin' Donuts sweatsuits. Mark Wahlberg jokingly wondered why he wasn't included in the ad. The ad was released alongside Lopez's announcement of her upcoming tour, "This Is Me ... Now."
Matt Damon welcomed Stephen Colbert as the newest member of the DunKings, Ben Affleck’s boy band from a recent Super Bowl commercial for Dunkin Donuts, during a visit to The Late Show. The pair celebrated by dressing up in their signature fluorescent orange outfits, with Damon declaring that the only qualification for being a DunKing is the willingness to wear the outfit. Damon also revealed that his quip at the end of the ad was an ad-lib that made its way into the final cut, and jokingly stated that Affleck has no more chips with him.
Matt Damon shared behind-the-scenes details about the star-studded Dunkin' Donuts Super Bowl commercial featuring his best friend Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez, and Tom Brady on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. He also discussed his upcoming projects, including a documentary about Sarajevo and a potential new Jason Bourne film, and joked about his fitness routine while trying on Dunkin' Donuts jackets with Stephen Colbert.