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A standard pour of Starbucks lavender cold foam adds around 60–80 calories to a drink.

A grande Starbucks Medicine Ball (Honey Citrus Mint Tea) has about 130 calories, while sizes range from roughly 65 to 150 calories.

One standard serving of Starbucks chocolate cream cold foam adds about 90 calories, with drink size and sweeteners pushing the total higher.

Starbucks cold foam can add 20–150 calories, based on the foam; the Starbucks app shows the exact number for your drink.

A Starbucks iced lavender matcha ranges from 99–270 calories by size and milk, and cream-cold-foam versions can run higher.

Use 6–8 regular tea bags for 1 gallon of sun tea, or 4–6 family-size bags, then chill it fast and drink within 24–48 hours.

Starbucks pumpkin sauce adds about 25 calories per pump, so your total depends on how many pumps go into your drink.

A standard Starbucks Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew has 250 calories in a grande, and your size and custom edits can push it lower or higher.

The Lavender Matcha Latte at Starbucks ranges from 99 to 270 calories in standard recipes, depending on size and milk choice.

A standard iced brown sugar shaken espresso lands in the 100–220 calorie range by size, with milk and syrup making the total swing.