A medium Nutty Pumpkin iced coffee has 38 g total sugar (31 g added); small 25 g, large 50 g.
Dunkin’s fall drinks change year to year, but the menu always includes at least one pumpkin iced coffee. For 2025, the core option on the national menu is the Nutty Pumpkin Iced Coffee (pumpkin swirl + hazelnut flavor + cream unless you say otherwise). If you’re tracking grams, the short answer is simple: a medium has 38 grams of total sugar. The small carries 25 grams, and the large hits 50 grams. Below you’ll find the full breakdown, what drives those numbers up or down, and easy ordering tweaks that cut sugar without losing the pumpkin vibe.
How Much Sugar In Dunkin Pumpkin Iced Coffee? Details By Size
Here’s the current sugar data for the 2025 Nutty Pumpkin Iced Coffee. “Total sugars” includes both natural and added sugars; “Added sugars” is the portion from syrups and other sweeteners.
| Size | Total Sugars (g) | Added Sugars (g) |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 25 | 21 |
| Medium | 38 | 31 |
| Large | 50 | 42 |
| Small (No Cream) | ~25 | ~21 |
| Medium (No Cream) | ~38 | ~31 |
| Large (No Cream) | ~50 | ~42 |
| Any Size (Light Ice) | No change in label values | No change in label values |
Numbers above come from the current Dunkin’ nutrition guide, which lists total and added sugars for each drink and size. The drink is a limited-time item, so values can shift with seasonal recipes; the linked PDF is updated by Dunkin during the fall run.
Sugar In Dunkin Pumpkin Iced Coffee — Sizes And Options
Why does a pumpkin iced coffee climb in sugar? Two things: the sweet pumpkin swirl syrup and any dairy with natural lactose. The base iced coffee on its own contains 0 g sugar. The pumpkin swirl brings the sweetness; cream or milk contributes smaller amounts of natural sugar.
What Each Part Adds
- Pumpkin Flavored Swirl: This is a sweetened syrup made with dairy and sugars. It’s the main driver of added sugars.
- Hazelnut Flavor (Unsweetened): The “Nutty” part is a flavor shot; it adds aroma, not sugar.
- Cream Or Milk: Adds body and a little natural sugar. Swapping in almondmilk or oatmilk changes calories and lactose, not the swirl’s added sugar.
If you order the same drink but change the milk, the added sugar number barely moves. Most of the movement comes from how much pumpkin swirl goes in.
Portioning And Pumps
Dunkin builds drinks with a standard number of swirl pumps per size. More pumps equals more added sugar; fewer pumps cuts it. Staff can make it “one pump,” “half pumps,” or “no swirl” if you ask. You’ll still taste hazelnut and coffee, and you can add cinnamon on top for seasonal flavor without extra sugar.
How This Compares To Your Daily Limit
On U.S. labels, the Daily Value for added sugars is 50 g per day. A medium Nutty Pumpkin iced coffee lists 31 g added sugars, or a little over three-fifths of that number. Check the current FDA added sugars daily value to see how your drink fits your day.
Other Pumpkin Drinks And Their Sugar
Dunkin rotates several pumpkin drinks each fall. If you’re scanning the menu, here’s how three popular choices compare on total and added sugars. These figures come straight from the current Dunkin PDF linked above.
| Drink & Size | Total Sugars (g) | Added Sugars (g) |
|---|---|---|
| Nutty Pumpkin Iced Coffee — Small | 25 | 21 |
| Nutty Pumpkin Iced Coffee — Medium | 38 | 31 |
| Nutty Pumpkin Iced Coffee — Large | 50 | 42 |
| Pumpkin Sugar Cookie Iced Coffee — Small | 36 | 32 |
| Pumpkin Sugar Cookie Iced Coffee — Medium | 49 | 42 |
| Pumpkin Sugar Cookie Iced Coffee — Large | 69 | 59 |
| Pumpkin Cold Brew With Sweet Cold Foam — Small | 35 | 31 |
| Pumpkin Cold Brew With Sweet Cold Foam — Medium | 47 | 41 |
| Pumpkin Cold Brew With Sweet Cold Foam — Large | 67 | 58 |
Ordering Tips To Cut Sugar (And Keep The Pumpkin)
Start With The Base
Ask for an iced coffee with hazelnut flavor shot and just a splash of milk. That gives you the “nutty” note and creaminess with minimal sugar. Then add a small amount of pumpkin swirl. If you like a bold coffee taste, make it one pump for a medium. If you prefer more pumpkin, try two pumps and skip added sweetener.
Pick Your Dairy Smartly
Almondmilk keeps lactose low and is lighter than cream. Oatmilk brings body but adds carbs. Skim milk gives dairy richness with less fat. None of these swaps remove the swirl’s added sugars, but they keep the rest of the drink in check.
Use Size As Your Lever
Down-sizing is the fastest way to lower sugar. Moving from large to medium drops total sugar in the Nutty Pumpkin iced coffee from 50 g to 38 g. Small trims it to 25 g.
Skip The Extras
Whipped cream, drizzles, and cookie toppings add sugars and calories fast. If you want a treat look and feel, ask for a dusting of cinnamon. It reads as “pumpkin pie” without added sugar.
What “Total” Vs. “Added” Sugars Mean For This Drink
On coffee drinks, most sugar comes from syrups (added sugars). Milk contributes a smaller portion of natural sugar (lactose). That’s why the Nutty Pumpkin’s “added sugars” number (31 g for a medium) sits close to its “total sugars” number (38 g). When you reduce swirl pumps, the “added sugars” number falls, and so does the total.
Can You Order A Lower-Sugar Pumpkin Iced Coffee At Dunkin?
Yes. Tell the crew exactly what you want. Here’s a script that works well at the counter or in the app:
- Choose Size: Small or medium.
- Base: Iced coffee.
- Flavors: Hazelnut flavor shot; pumpkin swirl with one pump only.
- Dairy: Almondmilk or a small splash of cream.
- Extras: No whip, no drizzle; cinnamon on top.
That order keeps the pumpkin vibe, cuts the sweetness, and lets coffee stand out.
Seasonal Notes And Why Numbers Change
Dunkin updates recipes and flavor lineups every fall. Names shift, and so do the nutrition lines. One year you’ll see “Pumpkin Swirl Iced Coffee,” another year “Nutty Pumpkin Iced Coffee.” The amounts above match the current national PDF. Regional menus and limited promos can vary. If your store lists a different pumpkin iced coffee, scan the nutrition page linked earlier and match by size.
How Much Sugar In Dunkin Pumpkin Iced Coffee? Recap You Can Use
Here’s the quick rundown you came for: a medium pumpkin iced coffee on today’s Dunkin menu—the Nutty Pumpkin—lists 38 g total sugars and 31 g added sugars. The small is 25 g and 21 g added; the large is 50 g and 42 g added. If you want less, ask for fewer pumpkin swirl pumps, stick to a smaller size, and skip sugary toppings.
Make The Numbers Work For Your Day
If you’re balancing sweets, the FDA’s daily value for added sugars is 50 g. A medium Nutty Pumpkin iced coffee uses about three-fifths of that budget. Plan meals and snacks around it, or drop the swirl count and size down. You get the seasonal taste while keeping sugars in a range that suits you.
Bottom Line For Pumpkin Season
Craving that spiced note? Order the iced coffee, ask for hazelnut flavor shot, and keep pumpkin swirl light. You’ll still get the seasonal profile Dunkin fans love with far less sugar. When you want the classic build, the table at the top shows exactly how many grams you’re signing up for.