“I've always been a Dunkin' girl!” said Ice Spice. “Collaborating with Dunkin' and Ben Affleck on this spot was a dream. The drink has a fun twist, a little something in the name for my fans, too.

Furthermore, they changed their name from Dunkin' Donuts to simply Dunkin'. Additionally, they started using a new slogan, “America Runs on Dunkin',” signifying their primary focus on coffee.

Nice to meet you, Dunkin'. ICYMI, earlier this week, Dunkin' Donuts shed its last name and became Dunkin'. Just Dunkin'. Some people took issue with the change, while others said, "I've been calling it Dunkin' forever..." and moved on with their lives.

It has become one of the leading coffee and baked goods chains in the world with over 12,000 restaurants in about 36 countries. Apart from mouthwatering doughnuts, it offers bagels, croissants, hash browns, wraps, sandwiches, and cold and hot beverages for you to devour.

Affleck's love for the coffee company has spawned an ongoing partnership with Dunkin'. A new commercial that he wrote, directed and starred in just premiered during the VMAs. The video promotes Dunkin's fall-themed frozen pumpkin spice drink, which includes ground-up pumpkin spice munchkins in the beverage.

Ben Affleck is at it again. The Oscar-winning actor appears with rap star Ice Spice in a new ad for Dunkin' that premiered Sept. 12 during the MTV VMAs. In the spot, Affleck, a well-known Dunkin' devotee who grew up in Massachusetts, sports a thick Boston accent while hawking the new Ice Spice Munchkins Drink.

Time To Make The Donuts! 1982: "Time To Make The Donuts!" Actor Michael Vale captured America's donut-loving hearts as Fred the Baker, who gave us the catchiest of catchphrases: "Time to make the donuts!" Fred was synonymous with Dunkin' Donuts until the chain decided to end the campaign in 1997 in a real bummer move.

Australian chain, Donut King, is introducing a new logo and tagline, “Make It Fun”.

In 1950, William Rosenberg had an epiphany. After creating a delightful range of donuts for the people of Quincy, Massachusetts, he realised that everyone loved to dunk them in their coffee. The delicious combination of donuts and coffee became an experience to savour, and people kept coming back for more.

Dunkin' is dropping the donuts - from its name, anyway. Doughnuts are still on the menu, but Dunkin' Donuts is renaming itself Dunkin' to reflect its increasing emphasis on coffee and other drinks, which make up 60 percent of its sales.

Doughnuts are a kind of ring-shaped snack food popular in many countries, which are usually deep fried from flour doughs. After being fried, doughnuts can be spread with chocolate or icing on top, covered with powdered sugar or fruit, or glazed with sugar icing.

Naturally, Dunkin' signature hot and iced coffee came out on top. But did you know there are 25,000 ways you can customize your coffee at Dunkin' Donuts? Customers can get their coffee just the way they like it with different dairy options, sweeteners and flavors such as French Vanilla, Caramel, Mocha and more.