So there you have it, 19 caffeine free drinks from Starbucks that don’t contain any caffeine at all. The Starbucks Refreshers collection, contains between 35mg and 70mg of caffeine, between the sizes of Tall and Venti. It is an additive made from unroasted coffee beans, adding caffeine into drinks without the dark, roasted flavors.Īll of the Starbucks Refreshers contain Green Coffee Extract, so, unfortunately, if you’re after a caffeine-free drink, you’ll have to avoid all of these options too. Well, a lesser-known source of caffeine that is well hidden in caffeinated drinks is Green Coffee Extract. You're probably wondering why we didn't mention any of the Starbucks Refreshers on our list.
Just like the decaf coffee options, the Starbucks hot chocolate contains 15mg of caffeine in a Short cup, 20mg in a Tall, 25mg in a Grande, and 30mg in a Venti.
So, to avoid consuming caffeine, you have to avoid decaf coffee and tea… surely hot chocolate should be ok, right?Ĭhocolate also naturally contains caffeine, and there are traces of caffeine in the Starbucks hot chocolate too. If you want a truly caffeine-free cup of tea, then make sure to order an herbal tea, since they are not made with the tea plant, Camellia Sinensis, which is caffeinated. Unfortunately, that's a common misconception. And the same applies to decaf coffee and their decaf iced coffees.Įven though it doesn’t have as much as regular tea or coffee, there are still low levels of caffeine in them.Īmong the Starbucks coffee beans, the Decaf Pike Place, for instance, you will find 15mg of caffeine in a Short cup, 20mg in a Tall, 25mg in a Grande, and 30mg in a Venti. So say you just want a nice simple cup of decaffeinated black tea, you’d think that it wouldn’t contain any caffeine because the name says it all. Now that we have shared our best caffeine-free Starbucks drinks with you, let's talk about what you should avoid from ordering at Starbucks. Like when you sniffed those smelly markers as a kid because that Grape was sooo realistic and you got a little dizzy but then you were kind of like, "Cool!" and then huffed the black/Licorice marker, which was a mistake because we all know it's the Scent of Hell trapped inside a plastic tube.Decaf And Tea Leaves - Coffee Free Does Not Mean Caffeine-Free When you're adding all those bells and whistles and extra bits of caloric joy how could they not? Per the brand, the Caramel Ribbon Crunch Frappuccino is a "blend of buttery caramel syrup with Frappuccino® roast coffee, milk and ice, then topped with a layer of our new dark caramel sauce, whipped cream, caramel drizzle and crunchy caramel sugar topping." Sure, they say there's coffee in there, but all you're going to taste is the "dark" caramel sauce, which offers a faint chemical aftertaste that's not entirely unpleasant. The newer drinks have crunchies! And crumbles! And chocolate whipped cream for crying out loud!Īnd they win in taste, as well. As you can see from the photo, if eye appeal were the sole factor in this Day of Judgement, the boring old Frapps would be condemned to die on a sunny pier in June.
STARBUCKS CARAMEL RIBBON CRUNCH CAFFEINE PLUS
To establish a baseline-and ensure the sugar high to end all sugar highs-we ordered "regular" Frappuccinos in Mocha and Coffee flavorings, plus the new Caramel Ribbon Crunch and the Mocha Cookie Crumble, a "customer favorite" making a return to the chain. Being serious investigators of important chain restaurant creations, we ventured to our local coffee and calorie purveyor to order up some of the icy treats for an office sampling. Insulin shots at the ready, kiddos! Starbucks unleashed a new Frappuccino on these United States, introducing the Caramel Ribbon Crunch flavor on Monday.
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