Tag: Coffee frappe

According to Starbucks' official nutritional information, a grande Coffee Frappuccino contains 95mg of caffeine. However, the blanket answer to "Do Starbucks Frappes have caffeine?" is both yes and no, as the content varies significantly depending on the specific flavor and whether it is coffee-based or creme-based.

According to official nutritional information, a McDonald's coffee frappe uses a concentrated base rather than freshly brewed coffee, combining coffee extract with a creamy dairy mixture. This premade base is then blended with ice, topped with whipped cream, and finished with a drizzle of chocolate or caramel syrup.

According to the nutritional information for its ready-to-drink version, the Costa Coffee Frappé Caramel Swirl contains 31.5mg of caffeine per 100ml. The caffeine amount in a freshly made in-store salted caramel frappe varies significantly, depending on whether it includes espresso shots.

According to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, some bottled coffee frappes contain as much as 110 mg of caffeine per serving, proving that yes, there is caffeine in a coffee frappe. While coffee-based frappes inherently contain a significant caffeine dose, options and preparations differ widely depending on the brand and whether it's a coffee or crème-based drink.

According to nutrition data from major coffee chains, a single large coffee frappe can contain upwards of 60 grams of sugar and hundreds of calories. This staggering amount begs the question for anyone mindful of their diet: **is coffee frappe good for health**?