Food · Starbucks
Starbucks Frappuccino Mocha Bottle
012000162016
Weak nutrition · Ultra-processed · per 100 ml
A weak nutrition box and an ultra-processed recipe. A treat in a bottle, not a weekday pour.
Middle of Coffee & tea. 23 of 31 on our shelves score higher.
A 330 ml can is about 46 g of sugar — roughly 12 teaspoons. A can a day this week is about 84 teaspoons. Per 100 ml hides that.
Council note
Ultra-processed — flavours, extras, a list a kitchen would not write. A 330 ml can is about 46 g of sugar. A dietitian would not make this a weekday habit. Middle of Coffee & tea. 23 of 31 on our shelves score higher.
The pack
A weak nutrition box and an ultra-processed recipe. A treat in a bottle, not a weekday pour.
How often
Rarely
Who it’s for
Anyone comparing similar products in this aisle.
Skip if
It clashes with the notes you keep in your profile — allergens, diet, or extras you asked us to flag.
- A weak nutrition box cannot be rated Good
- Ultra-processed food cannot be rated Good
- A weak nutrition box
At a glance
How often
Rarely
Nutrition box
Weak
How processed
Ultra-processed
Extras
1 additive
Planet
Mixed footprint · 52/100
Organic
Not organic
Built in a factory with additives, flavours, or refined extras. Cannot be rated Good — a rare treat, not a habit.
Some good signs, some industrial ones. Not the heaviest in the aisle.
No shelf price logged yet. When a shopper posts a receipt to Open Prices, it lands here.
Why this number
A weak nutrition box and an ultra-processed recipe. A treat in a bottle, not a weekday pour.
Poor · 38/100 · nutrition weak
- Nutrition quality23/100
- Ingredients95/100
- How processed16/100
- Organic0/100
What pulled it down
A weak nutrition box cannot be rated Good
Sugars, salt or saturated fat dominate this box. Poor at best — a treat, not a habit.
Ultra-processed food cannot be rated Good
A factory recipe — flavours, colours, or many additives — cannot be rated Good. A sometimes treat, not a daily habit.
A weak nutrition box
About 3.5 teaspoons of sugar in 100 ml. Nothing in the bottle slows that sugar down — no fibre, no protein. Sugars, salt or saturated fat dominate.
Ultra-processed
Built in a factory with additives, flavours, or refined extras. A growing pile of research ties a diet of these to poorer health — not because one biscuit is poison, but because the pattern crowds out real food.
Natural flavouring
-5Undisclosed mixture. Usually low toxicological risk, poor transparency.
Nutrition is half the number. Ingredients a quarter. How processed a fifth. Organic is a small bonus — it cannot rescue a sugary drink or a nitrite ham. How this compares to Nutri-Score
Nutrition · per 100 ml
| Energy | 340 kJ |
|---|---|
| Sugars | 14 gHigh About 3.5 teaspoons of sugar in 100 ml — a can would be a lot more. |
| Saturated fat | 1.2 gMedium |
| Salt | 0.1 gLow Light on salt. |
| Fibre | 1 g |
| Protein | 3 g |
Better neighbours
Same aisle, cleaner number. Ranked by how close the job is — not by who paid.
Ingredients
Starbucks coffee, reduced-fat milk, sugar, cocoa, natural flavour, pectin.
Sugar
Low concernNot a toxin. A teaspoon is a teaspoon. The issue is how many hide in drinks and breakfast.
Natural flavouring
−5Not a toxin. A sign the recipe needed a perfume. You cannot tell what is inside from the words.
Milk
No concernA staple for people who digest it. An allergen for people who don’t.
Coffee
No concernCaffeine is the story, not an additive risk.
Cocoa
No concernA keep. Fat content varies; the bar’s sugar is the usual snag.
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