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Starbucks is a solid choice if you need a cup of quick and delicious coffee. You can rely on there most likely always being a store somewhere near you, and although their coffee isn't up to par with that of a freshly roasted cup of coffee from a local cafe, it can get the job done. Starbucks is also a good choice for coffee drinkers who love sugary treats over a black cup of coffee, and there are over 100 different flavors and types of drinks to choose from on their menu.
To help you feel a bit more prepared when you're choosing your drink, we created a guide of every single beverage on the Starbucks menu, ranked by the amount of sugar in a Grande size. We've divided the drinks into major categories and highlighted the top three most sugary drinks in each category. This drink has a total of four pumps of White Chocolate Mocha Sauce, bringing the sugar count up to 48 grams.
For less added sugar, stick to their plain cold brew or iced coffee, or try their Vanilla Sweet Cream Nitro Cold Brew, which has only 4 grams of sugar compared to the 14 grams in their regular Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew. Cold Brew Coffee with Milk Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso Iced Apple Crisp Oatmilk Shaken Espresso Chocolate Cream Cold Brew Iced Caramel Macchiato Here is a closer look at the cold coffee that contains the most sugar.
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