Starbucks Nutrition Menu: Full Calories and Facts for Every Drink
Complete Starbucks nutrition facts for every drink on the menu, updated 2026.
Starbucks Nutrition Menu for Every Drink on the Menu
This page lists the complete Starbucks nutrition menu with calories, sugar, caffeine, and fat for every drink currently available on Starbucks Menu. All values are for a Grande (16 oz) with standard preparation using 2% milk, standard syrup pumps, and whipped cream where applicable. Every number on this page comes directly from Starbucks' official nutritional disclosures and is updated each time Starbucks changes their menu. Use the search bar to find any drink by name. Use the filter tabs to browse by category: Hot, Iced, Frappuccino, or Tea. Click the column headers to sort by any nutrition value.
If you want to check how your exact order affects the calories, use our Starbucks calorie calculator below. Change the milk type, adjust syrup pumps, add extra shots and see the full nutrition facts update in real time.
Understanding the Starbucks Nutrition Menu: What the Numbers Mean
The calorie counts on this Starbucks nutrition menu reflect a Grande (16 oz) with standard preparation. That means the default milk (2% dairy), the default number of syrup pumps for that drink, and whipped cream where Starbucks includes it by default. Your actual order may differ significantly depending on your customizations.
Why your customized order has different calories
Starbucks builds almost every drink differently based on how you order it. Changing the milk type alone can shift your calorie count by 80 to 120 calories in a single drink. Switching from whole milk to almond milk in a Grande Latte drops you from 220 to roughly 100 calories. Each syrup pump adds about 20 calories and 5g of sugar. A standard Grande latte comes with 3 pumps β that is 60 calories from syrup before you add anything else.Cold foam is another major variable most people underestimate. A Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Foam adds 60 calories on top of your base drink. Whipped cream adds 80 calories at the standard amount. These additions stack quickly and the table above only shows the base preparation.
How to read this nutrition table
Lowest calorie Starbucks drinks on the full menu
The lowest calorie options are consistently the unflavored, unsweetened drinks. Brewed coffee sits at just 5 calories for a Grande. Nitro Cold Brew is 5 calories. A plain Americano is 15 calories. All unsweetened teas are zero calories. The moment you add milk, syrup, or foam the calorie count climbs β but even with customization, drinks like an Iced Americano with a splash of oat milk can stay under 50 calories. These are consistently the lightest options across the full Starbucks drinks calories list and work for almost every diet goal.
Highest calorie Starbucks drinks on the full menu
Frappuccinos consistently top the calorie chart. The Caramel Ribbon Crunch Frappuccino reaches 470 calories at Grande with whipped cream. The Java Chip Frappuccino, Peppermint Mocha Frappuccino, and White Chocolate Mocha Frappuccino all sit above 420 calories at Grande. Holiday drinks like the Peppermint Mocha and Eggnog Latte are similarly calorie dense. These drinks are not inherently bad choices β knowing the numbers just lets you plan around them.
Starbucks Menu Drinks: Calories by Category
Hot espresso drinks range from 15 calories (Americano) to 460 calories (Eggnog Latte). Most standard lattes fall between 190 and 380 calories at Grande. Iced drinks generally run 10 to 30 calories lower than their hot equivalents because they use less milk by volume. Refreshers sit between 80 and 140 calories depending on the base liquid β water keeps them lowest, lemonade adds about 30 calories. Teas are the most calorie-friendly category overall, with most options at zero calories when ordered unsweetened.
How caffeine varies across the Starbucks menu
Caffeine in Starbucks menu drinks varies dramatically even within the same category.Brewed coffee has the highest caffeine at 310mg for a Grande β more than most espresso drinks. Nitro Cold Brew has 280mg. A standard Grande Latte has 150mg from its two espresso shots. Refreshers contain a moderate 45mg of caffeine from green coffee extract. Frappuccinos range from zero (creme frappuccinos) to 110mg (Mocha Frappuccino). Herbal teas contain no caffeine at all.