Three Dunkin' Cereals Reach Shelves in December From General Mills — The Golden Grahams Box Is Walmart-Only, and No Price Was Announced

The collaboration puts Dunkin' beverage flavours onto three existing General Mills cereals rather than creating new shapes.

Cinnamon Toast Crunch x Dunkin' Cinnamon Caramel Latte takes the Cinnamon Toast Crunch squares and adds what the release describes as sweet caramel and creamy latte notes. Reese's Puffs x Dunkin' Peanut Butter Mocha keeps the chocolate and peanut butter pairing and reworks it as a mocha latte-inspired cereal. Golden Grahams x Dunkin' Vanilla Graham Latte puts a vanilla latte-inspired flavour on the honey graham squares.

General Mills business unit director Megan Brooks said the companies set out to "create a taste-forward breakfast experience with fun flavor profiles". Brian Gilbert, vice president of retail business development at Inspire Brands, said the aim was to take "the flavors of some fan-favorite Dunkin' beverages beyond the cup".

The release is explicit that the cereals contain no coffee and no caffeine. The flavours are coffee-inspired only.

That is worth stating plainly, because it is the question a latte-flavoured cereal invites and the one a parent is most likely to be asking. The answer comes from the announcement itself rather than from an inference about the ingredients.

The release says the cereals "will begin hitting shelves nationwide in December". It names no specific day, so December is as precise as the announcement gets, and this page will not invent a date inside it.

Where they are sold splits three ways into two. The Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Reese's Puffs versions are described as available at retailers nationwide, with no individual retailers named. The Golden Grahams x Dunkin' Vanilla Graham Latte is a Walmart exclusive — so of the three, the only one with a named place to buy it is also the only one you cannot buy anywhere else.

Three things a shopper would want are absent from the announcement, and none of them is available from any other official source yet.

There is no price for any of the three. There is no pack size, so the price cannot be worked out per ounce either. And there is no end date: the release calls the collaboration limited-edition and the cereals limited-time without saying when they stop.

This is the normal shape of a packaged-goods collaboration announcement — the flavour gets a paragraph and the shelf facts get nothing — and it is why this page records the gaps as facts rather than leaving them blank. It is on a monitoring schedule for December, when the boxes reach shelves and retailer listings become the source for a price.