Jon Chesto reports a Dunkin' Donuts on Morrissey Boulevard still actually makes its own donuts.

Fred would be so proud.

Maybe absence makes the heart grow fonder since it's not like they have a lot of Dunkin' Donuts in the Heart of Dixie: "We don't have it where I can just go everyday and get a coffee and a donut."

Boston Police issued an alert that a car crashed into the Dunkin' Donuts in Andrew Square this morning. Channel 5 reports four people were injured in the crash.

The Fall River Herald-News reports a woman is going into Dunkin' Donuts dressed as a Dunk's employee and stealing real employees' purses.

Via.

Angela is beside herself because her DD local is closed for the week, forcing her to make due elsewhere:

... This morning, I attempted to get my breakfast from another Dunkin Donuts. My bagel, which I requested to be burnt (that's how I like it, damn it), was anything but. In fact, I don't think the thing even saw a toaster. It was ice cold by the time I got to my office. My coffee tasted as if it had been brewed last night. AND… AAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNDDDDDDDD I paid more for it than at my beloved DD. *tear* ...

That Dunkin' Donuts free espresso shot in an iced coffee is a double-edged sword, Karen limns, awake way past midnight.

Rob V posts a photo of a sign mounted on a light pole pointing you to the Dunkin' Donuts all of ten feet away in Union Square.

Dan Tobin explains.

Dunkin' Donuts is about to unleash a $10-million marketing campaign based on the fact that you can actually buy donuts at Dunkin' Donuts outlets.

Donut curse? Both of the stars of this commercial are now dead. Coincidence?

That being: If you rip some gizmo out of the dashboard of a car in the parking lot, don't go into the Dunk's and start asking people what it is, because the woman whose car you just broke into might enlist some belp to grab you and hold you until the cops arrive (third item):

On arrival, officers observed the suspect on the ground with the victim and a witness standing over him. As officers approached the group, the suspect started yelling that he thought the car was abandoned and that’s why he took the items from the car.

Innocent, etc.