Dunkin’s New OREO sips☕️☁️

Okay, so who else has been eyeing Dunkin's new OREO sips? I finally got my hands on them, and I have to spill the tea (or should I say, coffee chiller?) on these delicious treats! Like many of you, I had tons of questions, especially about the caffeine content, so I'm breaking down each drink for you. First off, let's talk about the star of the show for me: the Dunkin' OREO Coffee Chiller. This one was my top pick, hands down! The blend of sweet coffee with those classic OREO cookie crumbles, whipped cream, and chocolate drizzle was just perfection. It truly is a 'sweet and caffeine blend,' giving you that perfect pick-me-up without being overwhelmingly strong. If you love coffee and OREOs, this is a must-try. It's rich, creamy, and undeniably satisfying. Next up, the Dunkin' OREO Matcha Latte. This was a close second for me, and honestly, surprisingly good! Matcha already has a unique earthy flavor, and adding OREO? I was skeptical, but it works! It’s 'so freaking good' as an iced beverage, with the matcha providing its natural caffeine boost. Just like the others, it comes with a generous topping of whipped cream and OREO crumbles, making every sip feel like a treat. It's a great option if you want something different but still crave that OREO goodness. Now, for a common question I saw: Does the Dunkin' OREO Coolatta have caffeine? This is where it gets interesting! The OREO Coolatta is more of a frozen dessert drink, incredibly 'very sweet' and loaded with OREO crumble goodness. Typically, Coolattas are non-caffeinated unless they explicitly state 'coffee' or 'espresso' in the name. So, for the regular OREO Coolatta, you're looking at a delightful, icy, sweet treat with generally *no caffeine*. Perfect for an afternoon indulgence when you don't need a jolt, but just want to satisfy that sweet tooth with a cool, refreshing sip. Finally, the Dunkin' OREO Cloud Latte. This one was interesting! It's topped with whipped cream, marshmallow, and OREO crumbles, which sound heavenly. However, I found that if it's 'not mixed' well, it can taste a bit bitter at first. Once stirred, though, the flavors meld beautifully. As a 'latte,' it does contain espresso, so yes, the OREO Cloud Latte definitely has caffeine. It’s a good choice if you prefer a classic coffee base with a fun, sweet twist and an aesthetic cloud-like topping. Quick Caffeine Rundown: OREO Coffee Chiller: YES (sweet coffee blend) OREO Matcha Latte: YES (from matcha green tea) OREO Coolatta: NO (typically a non-caffeinated frozen dessert) OREO Cloud Latte: YES (contains espresso) Overall, I loved trying all the new OREO sips! Each one offers a different experience, whether you're looking for a strong caffeine kick, a gentle boost, or just a sweet, non-caffeinated treat. My number one pick, the Coffee Chiller, really hit the spot, but I'd happily grab any of these again!