All of their baked goods are dairy non-Cholov Yisroel. They all contain powdered milk and some icing or fillers have liquefied milk as well. The bagels are pareve however they are baked in a dairy oven and all products are non Pas Yisroel.

No. Baked goods products can only be purchased at a kosher certified store. Each franchisee is responsible for their own products and many of them are produced in the same ovens with actual not Kosher food products. One should not eat in a Dunkin’ Donuts location that is not kosher supervised (drinking is another story).

You can purchase any beverage at a non kosher Dunkin’ Donuts store as long as it is a flavor sold at a kosher location.  As long as you verify that the exact same flavor is available to drink in a kosher location, it is fine to drink at a not kosher store.

Any drink that can be bought at a kosher Dunkin’ Donuts store can be bought in a non-kosher store, as long as it is the same flavor. Regular hot tea and coffee are fine.

Any drink which is sold in a fully kosher Dunkin Donuts store can be purchased at a limited certified store. Make sure it is the same flavor sold in the kosher store.

The list on our website is up to date for fully kosher stores in Brooklyn where you can purchase the baked goods. Coffee can be purchased at a non kosher Dunkin store.

No.

The regular hot chocolate mix is Kosher. The Kosher symbol is on the box not the individual bag.

All of our stores owned by Jewish owners were required to sell their chometz. Half of our stores are owned by goyim. Either way, any store with our hashgacha is totally fine to eat after Pesach.

You can purchase one-half hour after the chag has concluded.

Some for sure are dairy, such as the Vanilla Bean flavor.  Possibly the strawberry or watermelon are pareve. Our supervision states clearly that everything in the store is considered dairy.

You would have to look at the individual box. You can request to see a container of the Coolata mix and if it has a simple OU etc., it is pareve because no actual milk is added it

Unfortunately we do not give supervision on any bottled drinks you would have to call DD corporate will go on their website and see if they have Kosher supervision to their drinks.

The store is owned by non-Jews so it was never a problem to begin with – they have no reason to sell their chometz.

The product they are  selling is produced by Worthington foods and has the OK supervision it is protein and plant based.