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Starbucks sugar free drinks here means standard servings whose published label shows 0 g total sugar. A different group of drinks uses “Sugar-Free” in its name but can still contain sugar from milk and other ingredients. We compare those named recipes separately below; a sugar-free syrup does not make the entire drink sugar-free. Read the full nutrition facts table for the complete menu or open the Starbucks calorie calculator to inspect one standard serving.
Data retrieved 2026-09-28 · 29 matching standard recipes · Grande where offered, otherwise the stated serving
A different meaning
These standard protein recipes use Sugar-Free in their names. Their published total sugar is shown below; milk and other recipe components can contribute sugar. This is not a list of zero-sugar drinks.
| Published recipe | Serving | Calories | Total sugar | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iced Sugar-Free Caramel Protein Latte | Grande | 200 | 9 g | Official ↗ |
| Iced Sugar-Free Caramel Protein Matcha | Grande | 210 | 10 g | Official ↗ |
| Iced Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Latte | Grande | 200 | 9 g | Official ↗ |
| Iced Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Matcha | Grande | 210 | 10 g | Official ↗ |
| Sugar-Free Caramel Protein Latte | Grande | 230 | 15 g | Official ↗ |
| Sugar-Free Caramel Protein Matcha | Grande | 240 | 16 g | Official ↗ |
| Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Latte | Grande | 230 | 15 g | Official ↗ |
| Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Matcha | Grande | 240 | 16 g | Official ↗ |
Good to know
The main list includes standard drinks labeled 0 g total sugar for the stated serving. Sugar-Free named recipes appear in a separate table because they can still contain sugar.
We use Grande where the product offers it. Otherwise we show its first published single serving. The exact serving is beside every value; the table is not a volume-normalized comparison.
No. Milk and other ingredients can contribute total sugar even when a syrup is called sugar-free. The separately listed Sugar-Free named drinks still show their published total sugar.
No. Calories, sugar and caffeine are separate measurements. Black coffee can have little energy, no listed sugar and substantial caffeine. Check the caffeine column for the serving you want.
These are published standard recipes. Milk, syrup, sauce, foam and topping changes can alter the result. The calculator estimates only the supported changes and marks them clearly.
We include only official standard records that meet this page’s filter. Seasonal or store-only items may be unavailable or absent from the national feed. Promotional calorie-only estimates do not enter these lists.
Open this recipe passes the listed product and size to the calculator. Supported extra espresso and regular vanilla changes are available there. Adding syrup can change both calories and total sugar; milk swaps and other toppings are not calculated.
This list is derived from the US menu retrieved 2026-09-28. It is regenerated from the checked-in catalog when the site is built. Check the linked official page for preparation and current availability.
Not necessarily. Total carbohydrate and total sugar are different fields. This page does not make carbohydrate-free, allergy or treatment claims.