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Dunkin Donuts croissants

Dunkin sells a plain butter croissant for about $2.11 and uses the same croissant as the default bread for breakfast sandwiches. It is the highest calorie bread option. Here are prices and what to know.

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Croissant and croissant sandwiches

The plain croissant

A butter croissant, baked from frozen in store, about 340 calories. It is sold plain for about $2.11 at most stores. It is flaky on the outside and soft inside, more like a grocery store croissant than a French bakery one. Ask for it warmed.

As a sandwich bread

The croissant is the default bread on Dunkin breakfast sandwiches. Prices are the same as bagel:

Sandwich on croissant Price Calories
Egg & Cheese about $3.59 about 490
Bacon, Egg & Cheese about $4.29 about 550
Sausage, Egg & Cheese about $4.99 about 700
Turkey Sausage, Egg & Cheese about $4.99 about 500

Croissant vs other breads

Bread Calories alone Price difference
Croissant about 340 Base
Bagel about 310 Same
English muffin about 140 About 40 cents less
Sourdough about 220 About 30 cents more

The English muffin saves 200 calories and is the cheapest. The croissant is the softest and the one most people order.

Croissant tips

  • It flakes everywhere. Bagel or sourdough is better for eating while driving.
  • “Extra toasted” makes it crisp and helps it hold the sandwich.
  • The plain croissant with a side of strawberry cream cheese is a common off-menu order for about $3.50.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a croissant at Dunkin?

A plain butter croissant is about $2.11 to $3.49. A breakfast sandwich on a croissant is about $4.29 to $4.99.

How many calories are in a Dunkin croissant?

About 340 calories plain. A Bacon, Egg & Cheese croissant is about 550 and a Sausage, Egg & Cheese croissant about 700.

Does Dunkin have chocolate croissants?

Not on the standard menu. Some regions carry a chocolate croissant or almond croissant seasonally.

Is the Dunkin croissant sandwich better than the bagel?

The croissant is softer and buttery. The bagel is chewier, has 100 fewer calories in a sausage sandwich, and holds together better in a car.