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A plain latte contains naturally occurring milk sugar, not added sugar, unless you add syrups or sweeteners.

No, a pumpkin chai latte is tea-based; coffee shows up only when you add espresso for a “dirty chai.”

Yes, a Starbucks Caffè Latte contains caffeine from espresso; the amount depends on size and shots.

Most strawberry frappes are caffeine-free, but coffee or matcha versions add caffeine.

Yes, Starbucks’ Medicine Ball (Honey Citrus Mint Tea) contains caffeine from the green tea bag; the amount varies by size.

No—the Starbucks Strawberry Crème Frappuccino lists 0 mg caffeine; only espresso or tea add-ins change the caffeine.

Yes, Starbucks chai drinks contain caffeine from black tea; a grande chai latte typically has about 95 mg.

Yes, most Starbucks Coffee Frappuccino drinks contain caffeine, while Crème Frappuccino flavors are usually caffeine-free or very low.

No, a pickle juice shot doesn’t burn fat; any weight change comes from diet, activity, and total calories.

No, a Starbucks chai latte is tea-based and gets its caffeine from black tea; coffee appears only if you add espresso as a “dirty chai.”