Dunkin’ coffee cup hilariously on display in priceless museum exhibit: ‘Thank you for preserving local history’

"Massachusetts' Brewing Legacy: Museum of Fine Arts Explores the State's Rich History of Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has unveiled a new exhibit, "Something's Brewing," that delves into the profound economic and social impact of three beloved beverages - tea, coffee, and chocolate - on the Bay State. From the infamous Boston Tea Party of 1773 to the humble beginnings of Dunkin' Donuts, this exhibit promises to take visitors on a fascinating journey through Massachusetts' rich history of culinary innovation and cultural exchange. By examining the intricate relationships between trade, colonization, and consumer culture, "Something's Brewing" offers a fresh perspective on the region's evolution and the enduring legacy of its favorite brews. As the exhibit showcases the evolution of iconic brands and the people behind them, it invites viewers to rethink the way they experience and appreciate the everyday comforts that have shaped the state's identity."

They’re wicked cultured. Last month in Boston, the storied Museum of Fine Arts opened a new exhibit called “Something’s Brewing.” It traces the economic and social impact of tea, coffee and chocolate in the Bay State, including the famous Boston Tea Party in 1773. The humble Dunkin’ cardboard cup is now included in a prestigious...