Dunkin' makes its famed yeast donuts with the same recipe and method at every store. Here's how they typically do it.

Previously known as Dunkin' Donuts, in 2018 the company announced that it was dropping "Donuts" from its name in a rebrand to increase focus on its coffee and other drinks, which made up of a majority of its sales. Dunkin' has attributed the shortage of its doughnuts to a combination of production challenges and logistical delays.

Dunkin changed its name to remove the donuts, and now the donuts are gone entirely from the coffee chain in some U.S. states. Snackers can rest assured, though, that it's just a temporary shortage and they'll be back as soon as availability permits.

Several Dunkin’ stores across the US are experiencing a doughnut shortage caused by a ‘manufacturing error’. For many customers, this has disrupted their morning routine, as coffee and doughnuts are c

The Dunkin' donut shortage affected several states across the country, including Nebraska, New Mexico and Colorado

A young football fan is surprised by the sweetest gift ever. A Dunkin’ Donuts in Lansing surprised 4-year-old Clark Willmore and his family with tickets to see the National Championship in Atlanta Friday morning.

If America runs on Dunkin’, a shortage of this vital energy source could cause serious disruptions for its customers. Due to a manufacturing error, the donut and coffee chain is experiencing shortages in several U.S. states.

The food-beauty crossover is suddenly everywhere. It is the allure of nostalgia, the pull of meme culture, and the sticky-sweet scent of capitalism wafting through the air—and we are eating it up.

Dunkin’ dropped the “Donuts” from its brand name years ago. Now — at least in Nebraska, New Mexico and a few other states — it doesn’t have doughnuts on the shelves either.

TikToker and North Carolina resident Latoya Bates posted a review of Dunkin’s Avocado Toast with Bacon that was short, to-the-point and absolutely hysterical, and it went viral on multiple social media platforms.

Dunkin' customers in a few states were left with doughnut-sized holes in their stomachs last week when a temporary supply shortage left some stores without doughnuts. "A single-supplier issue ...

Dunkin' Donuts is going through a drought right now... and maybe not in the best way. Some of the chain's outlets, located in New Mexico and Nebraska, are getting the short end of the stick when it comes to the internet jokes,