If You Could Only Eat Two Dunkin' Donuts Forever, Which Two Are Locked In?

Classic Instiz would-you-rather, currently splitting Korean Dunkin' loyalists into camps. The rules are simple: for the rest of your life, you can only eat two of these nine Dunkin' donuts. No subbing, no rotating. Lock it in.

The lineup (numbered above):

1. Cappuccino Chewisty — Dunkin' Korea's signature chewy, mochi-style ring with cappuccino glaze
2. Bavarian Filled — classic Bavarian cream
3. Glazed — the canonical glazed ring
4. Boston Kreme — chocolate-topped, cream-filled
5. Salt Milk Donut — sweet/salty milk-glazed ring (a Korea favorite)
6. Munchkins — donut holes, here in the OG bucket
7. Berry Filled — powdered, jam-filled
8. Cafe Mocha Roll — drizzled mocha twist
9. Olive Chewisty — the chewy ring in olive flavor (yes, really)

The obvious archetypes

• The classicist: Glazed (#3) + Boston Kreme (#4). One plain, one filled. Locked, no notes.
• The Korea-loyalist: Salt Milk Donut (#5) + Cappuccino Chewisty (#1). The two flavors people fly through Incheon to get.
• The strategist: Munchkins (#6) + literally anything else. Because Munchkins are a whole category, not a flavor — you basically smuggle in 8 more options.
• The chaos pick: Olive Chewisty (#9) + Berry Filled (#7). Salt-sweet-fruit-savory-chewy, all at once.

What would you actually pick?

If you've never tried Korean-market Dunkin', the chewy Chewisty line and the Salt Milk Donut are the local hits — denser, slightly less sweet than the US originals. The Bavarian and Boston Kreme are basically the same as in the States.

Mine: Salt Milk Donut + Munchkins — one perfect ring, one infinite-variety bucket. Yours?