- When you order a tall coffee frap, you can expect to be sipping between 60 mg to 75 mg of caffeine.
- A tall Espresso Frappuccino, though, contains 125 mg.
- The tall-size crème-based fraps, though, may contain no caffeine — or up to 50 mg in flavors like matcha.
- A bottled Frappuccino has anywhere from 45 mg to 115 mg of caffeine.
The amount of caffeine in a Frappuccino varies, but if you're looking for a cool, blended beverage, you can likely afford the milligrams. Depending on your favorite flavor — anything from vanilla to caramel ribbon crunch — a tall Frappuccino has 0 mg to 75 mg of caffeine. So check your specific choice's nutritional info, but this category is an OK bet from a caffeine perspective. The only outlier here is a tall Espresso Frappuccino. Due to the added espresso shots, this drink will cost you 125 mg of your daily recommended allowance.
Starbucks also sells its Frappuccinos in bottled form and in a variety of flavors, like caramel, chocolate churro, coffee, mocha, and vanilla. Different online providers may offer alternate flavors as well, so this is a fun choice to opt for when you're at home and unwilling to leave your bed. These drinks are distributed in either 13.7-oz. bottles or 9.5-oz. bottles; depending on the flavor chosen, the former contains anywhere from 60 mg to 115 mg of caffeine, while the latter contains 45 mg to 75 mg of caffeine.
The bottled Frappuccinos are available for purchase in Target, Walmart, etc. For more detailed nutritional facts and information on where to purchase, check the PepsiCo website.
