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Dunkin' Original Hot Chocolate Calories & Nutrition

Dunkin' Original Hot Chocolate: 330 cal, 3g protein, 59g carbs, 10g fat per medium. Full macros and lighter ordering swaps.

By Bento Bunny Team

Ordering the Original Hot Chocolate? At Dunkin', it comes to 330 calories, with 3g of protein, 59g of carbs, and 10g of fat per serving (medium). Here's the complete macro picture, sibling-item comparisons, and tracking notes.

Where the calories come from

Splitting the 330 calories by macro: 4% from protein, 70% from carbs, and 27% from fat. In the Original Hot Chocolate, carbohydrates dominate at roughly 70% of calories (59g). If you're tracking carbs specifically — low-carb or pre-training fueling — this is the number to watch.

Ordering two? Two Original Hot Chocolate come to 660 calories, 6g protein, 118g carbs, and 20g fat.

Other hot coffee & espresso at Dunkin'

ItemCaloriesProteinCarbsFat
Original Hot Chocolate3303g59g10g
Hot Coffee, Black51g0g0g
Hot Coffee with Cream & Sugar1902g27g9g
Hot Coffee with Whole Milk302g2g1.5g

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Official numbers like the ones above describe a textbook original hot chocolate — not the one with extra cheese or the sauce you asked for on the side. Instead of hunting through a database for the closest match, take a photo in Bento Bunny: the app recognises what's actually on the tray, estimates portions, and files the macros into your day. On iOS 26+ the AI runs entirely on-device.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories are in the Dunkin' Original Hot Chocolate?
The Original Hot Chocolate at Dunkin' contains 330 calories (medium), made up of 3g of protein, 59g of carbohydrates, and 10g of fat.
How much protein is in the Original Hot Chocolate?
The Original Hot Chocolate provides 3g of protein, which is roughly 6% of the FDA daily value of 50g.
Is the Original Hot Chocolate healthy? How does it fit a 2,000-calorie day?
At 330 calories, the Original Hot Chocolate takes up about 17% of a 2,000-calorie day. Whether it "fits" depends on the rest of your day: the macro split is 3g protein / 59g carbs / 10g fat, so plan the surrounding meals around whichever number is hardest for you to hit.
What's the easiest way to track the Original Hot Chocolate?
Photo-based logging is the fastest path — Bento Bunny recognises your Original Hot Chocolate from a single picture, including customizations the standard database entry misses, and adds the macros to your day automatically.