description Dunkin' Americano Overview
A Dunkin' Americano is an espresso drink made by combining espresso with hot water. The added water produces a longer, less concentrated drink than a straight espresso while preserving its coffee base, and it differs from milk-based drinks because it contains no milk or cream as a defining ingredient. Dunkin' traces its company history to Bill Rosenberg’s 1950 shop in Quincy, Massachusetts.
help Dunkin' Americano FAQ
What is in a Dunkin' Americano?
A Dunkin' Americano combines espresso with hot water. It contains no milk or cream unless those are added separately.
How is a Dunkin' Americano different from espresso?
An Americano is longer and less concentrated because hot water is added to the espresso. A straight espresso is served in a much smaller volume without that dilution.
Does a Dunkin' Americano contain dairy?
The standard drink does not contain milk or cream. Customers can add dairy or a non-dairy alternative as a customization.
How is an Americano different from a latte at Dunkin'?
An Americano uses espresso and water, while a latte combines espresso with steamed milk. That makes the Americano lighter in texture and more coffee-forward.
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