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Yes, a Pumpkin Spice Latte is an espresso-based latte unless you order a crème or coffee alternative.

No, a basic electric kettle uses no electricity when off; smart or lighted models can draw tiny standby power.

Yes, a regular latte contains natural milk sugar (lactose); it has no added sugar unless you use flavored syrups or sweetened milk.

No, a shot of lemon juice doesn’t help acid reflux; this citrus is highly acidic and often worsens heartburn.

Yes—pregnant women can drink coffee in moderation, keeping total caffeine near 200 mg per day from all sources.

Yes, Starbucks Pink Drink contains caffeine from green coffee extract, with about 45–55 mg in a 16-oz grande.

Most Pumpkin Spice Lattes taste like pumpkin pie spices and sweet milk, not fresh pumpkin itself.

Yes—pumpkin chai drinks contain caffeine from black tea, and amounts vary by size, recipe, and espresso add-ins.

Yes, a Pumpkin Spice Latte contains caffeine from espresso; the exact amount depends on size, style, and brand.

Yes, the coffee-based Pumpkin Spice Frappuccino contains caffeine; the Crème version is caffeine-free.