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Over 90% of adults in the United States consume caffeine daily. This guide explores the common and surprising household items that have caffeine and details where this stimulant is naturally found or added and how its consumption impacts your daily routine.

A serving of traditional mint chip ice cream contains only a minimal amount of caffeine, typically ranging from 3.7 to 5mg. The source of this trace quantity is the chocolate chips, as the mint flavoring itself is caffeine-free.

According to Starbucks' official nutritional data, a Grande (16 oz) hot or iced Caffè Mocha contains 175mg of caffeine. This might be more or less than you expect, and several factors influence the final caffeine count in your favorite chocolatey coffee drink.

While most people associate caffeine with coffee, the stimulant is naturally present in several other plants, including tea leaves, cacao beans, and guarana seeds. If you're looking for an alternative boost, here is how else you can get caffeine besides coffee.

An average 12-ounce mocha contains around 150 mg of caffeine, a surprisingly potent amount that places it on par with or even slightly above a standard cup of brewed coffee. It is a lot of caffeine for some, but a moderate boost for others, depending heavily on the drink's preparation and your personal tolerance.

According to scientific analysis, cocoa solids naturally contain stimulants like caffeine and theobromine, meaning any product made with cocoa, including Munch chocolate, will contain a trace amount. However, the quantity is significantly lower than in other common caffeinated items like coffee or energy drinks.

Crazy Cups Molten Chocolate Soufflé hot chocolate pods are explicitly engineered to contain 100 mg of caffeine for an energizing kick, a detail confirmed on the product's official page. This makes it a unique offering in the hot chocolate market, where most varieties only contain trace amounts of the natural stimulant.

The Italian name 'tiramisù' translates to 'pick me up,' a clear hint at its caffeinated ingredients; and yes, traditional tiramisu has caffeine due to the coffee used to soak the ladyfingers. This article explores where the caffeine comes from, how much to expect, and how to create a decaffeinated version.

According to the official Ka'Chava support page, while most flavors are caffeine-free, some contain trace amounts due to specific ingredients. This means the caffeine content in Ka Chava varies depending on the flavor you choose, which is an important consideration for those sensitive to stimulants.

According to the Hershey Company, HERSHEY'S 100% Cacao Natural Unsweetened Cocoa contains approximately 8 mg of caffeine per 1 tablespoon (5g). This confirms that, like all products derived from the cacao bean, Hershey's cocoa is not caffeine-free, though the quantity is significantly lower than a typical cup of coffee.