Dunkin' Sourdough Breakfast Sandwich

Company: Dunkin'

Introduced: October 2020

Distribution: National

Suggested Retail Price: $4.19

Product Snapshot: One of the simplest ways to create joy, connect with others, and celebrate special moments is the universal act of offering cheers. This holiday season, Dunkin’ is raising a cup to peppermint mocha lovers and breakfast fanatics near and far with an early reveal of its annual holiday menu and cup designs. With festive latte flavors, a new homestyle breakfast sandwich, brightly colored cups, and virtual holiday-themed gift cards, Dunkin’ is making it easy to spread cheer this holiday season.

According to Jill Nelson, Vice President, Marketing Strategy at Dunkin’, “We’re raising a cup to everyone looking for a taste of the familiar this year. From the heartwarming flavors of our holiday lattes, to the craveable comfort of our new toasted Sourdough Breakfast Sandwich, Dunkin’ is giving our guests something delicious during a time many could use some extra cheer.”

The brand’s seasonal celebration begins at Dunkin’ restaurants nationwide by November 4.

Dunkin’ has something special in store for breakfast lovers this season with the introduction of the new Sourdough Breakfast Sandwich. Combining a generous helping of extra Cherrywood smoked bacon, two fried eggs, and aged Wisconsin white cheddar cheese on tasty new sourdough toast, the Sourdough Breakfast Sandwich delivers guests an exciting new sandwich choice. As a present for Dunkin’s most loyal guests, DD Perks members will receive 2X points on each purchase of a Sourdough Breakfast Sandwich, from November 4 to December 1.

To help make the holidays even better with some bite-sized sweetness, 10-count boxes of Dunkin’s delicious MUNCHKINS doughnut hole treats will be available for the special price of $2, beginning November 4 through December 29 at participating Dunkin’ restaurants nationwide.

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