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No, The Beast Unleashed hard drink contains 0 mg caffeine; it’s a 6% ABV flavored malt beverage.

Yes, Starbucks lattes contain natural milk sugar; flavored latte syrups and toppings add extra sugar fast.

Yes, Starbucks offers sugar-free drinks and customizations, including unsweetened coffees, teas, and sugar-free vanilla options.

Yes, Starbucks sells green tea as brewed teas, iced teas, and matcha lattes across its menu.

Yes, McDonald’s Oreo Frappes contain caffeine from the coffee-based frappé mix and cocoa in the cookies.

Yes, several Starbucks powders contain sugar, though the current matcha powder is unsweetened and many toppings are spice-only.

Yes, McDonald’s offers decaf coffee at many locations, though availability and espresso options can vary by restaurant and time of day.

Yes, McDonald’s serves McCafé Iced Coffee year-round, with small, medium, and large cups plus flavor options.

No, current U.S. Starbucks cups are made without PFAS; older stock or non-U.S. packaging may differ.

Yes, McDonald’s still serves McCafé Frappés in many locations, with Caramel and Mocha Frappé shown on current U.S. menus.