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Dunkin’ Donuts releases holiday-themed cups

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Nov 11, 2015

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Starbucks is taking heat for its minimalist holiday cup design, and now Dunkin' Donuts is jumping into the brewing controversy by unveiling its holiday cups.

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The Dunkin’ Donuts design is more festive than the Starbucks red cup, emblazoned with the word, “Joy” in red, which is circled by a wreath.

A group of evangelical Christians has targeted Starbucks for removing all symbols of Christmas from its holiday cups, accusing the coffee chain of waging a war on Christmas. Instead of boycotting, protesters are ordering Starbucks beverages using the name, “Merry Christmas.”

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