Category: Coffee tea

Over 85% of American adults consume caffeine daily, but the actual amount in a "cup of coffee" can vary widely—from 60 to over 200 milligrams. The idea that 200 mg of caffeine equals one standard cup is a common misconception that overlooks the many factors influencing your daily brew.

According to Starbucks, the caffeine source in a Strawberry Refresher is natural green coffee extract, not traditional brewed coffee or tea. This unique extract is made from unroasted coffee beans, providing a gentle energy boost without the typical coffee flavor.

With over 1 billion cups of chai consumed daily in India, its Western adaptation, the chai latte, is a global phenomenon. But is chai latte better than latte when it comes to flavor, caffeine, and ingredients, or does your preference boil down to a simple choice of taste?

Dunkin' Donuts provides Stevia packets, and has offered them consistently in recent years. This means that customers seeking a zero-calorie, plant-based sweetener can easily find an option at most locations.

According to data cited by Nestlé, America's #1 coffee creamer is Coffee Mate, with its iconic powdered version remaining a pantry staple for millions. But beyond the classic, a new wave of brands and formulations has emerged, offering options for every taste and dietary preference, from keto-friendly to all-natural.

While many assume all delicious drinks from Dunkin' pack a caffeinated punch, there is actually a variety of popular options that are completely caffeine-free. This guide reveals exactly what Dunkin' drinks have no caffeine, from soothing herbal teas to frozen delights, for those looking to avoid a jolt.

It's a common misconception that because of their fruity flavors, Dunkin' Refreshers are caffeine-free. In reality, all Dunkin' refreshers have caffeine, derived from the green tea extract present in their concentrate base. This means every flavor, from Strawberry Dragonfruit to Mango Pineapple, contains a natural energy boost. It's important for consumers to be aware of this, especially if they are sensitive to caffeine or are managing their daily intake.

The caffeine content in a 16oz chai latte can vary. A grande chai latte from Starbucks contains approximately 95mg of caffeine. However, this number can change based on the brand, preparation method, and ingredients.

According to official Starbucks nutrition information, a Grande (16 oz) hot or iced chai latte contains 95mg of caffeine. Yes, a Starbucks chai latte has caffeine, primarily sourced from the black tea concentrate used in its preparation.

According to a 2024 study, many ready-made chai concentrates contain high amounts of added sugar, but thankfully, this doesn't mean you can't get an unsweetened chai latte. With a few simple customizations, you can enjoy this flavorful beverage without the added sweetness.