- A tall order of Starbucks cold brew contains 155 mg of caffeine.
- The venti has 310 mg.
- The tall nitro cold brew comes with a whopping 225 mg of caffeine.
- The Starbucks Cold and Crafted bottled drinks range from 125 to 135 mg of caffeine.
At the 'bucks, regular cold-brewed coffee is slightly more restrictive: one tall (155 mg) is fine, but stay away from anything larger — even the grande puts you just over the limit at 205 mg of caffeine. Similarly, avoid the nitro cold brew. This drink is much more potent; a tall alone contains 215 mg of caffeine.
The Starbucks Cold and Crafted bottled drinks offer a little more leeway for pregnant coffee-lovers. There are four flavors to choose from in 11-oz. bottles: coffee with a splash of milk and mocha, coffee with a splash of milk and vanilla, and coffee sweetened black. The former two have 125 mg of caffeine, and the final option on that list has 135 mg, which is still well under your daily limit. There are also 72-oz. bottles available for purchase with 135 mg of caffeine per 12 oz., in case you want to stock up on coffee for lazy days. Just be sure to measure your portions as you pour.
The Starbucks Cold and Crafted bottled drinks are available for purchase in Target, Walmart, etc. For more detailed nutritional facts and information on where to purchase, check the PepsiCo website.
