How much are Starbucks syrups? (what is the calorie content for Starbucks syrups + more information)

Starbucks has many syrups used to make many of its drinks. Most of these syrups are available for retail, so you can make yourself a nice cup of your favorite beverage at home. So, how much are Starbucks syrups?

For many years, I have been a Starbucks fan and have enjoyed having my beverages directly from their shops. However, when I moved to the city’s outskirts, that was no longer possible as there were few Starbucks shops.

Luckily, Starbucks sells its syrups at retail, so I could buy them and make my drinks home. Starbucks syrups come in bottles of different sizes that usually cost between $13 to $30, depending on the flavor. In this article, we will look at the prices of these syrups to give you a better understanding.

What are Starbucks syrups used for

Suppose you are new to Starbucks and probably do not know how they achieve such wonderful flavors in most beverages. Well, they make use of syrups to infuse all the wonderful flavors into the beverages. These syrups can be used to make a wide variety of drinks, both hot or cold, but mostly cold iced drinks.

Syrup	Calorie content (per pump)	Price
Vanilla syrup	8o calories	Check price here
Toffee nut syrup	20 calories	Check price here
Peppermint syrup	20 calories	Check price here
Raspberry syrup	20 calories	Check price here
Funnel cake syrup	20 calories	Check price here
Classic syrup	10 calories	Check price here
Chestnut praline	30 calories	Check price here
Sugar cookie	30 calories	Check price here
Brown sugar syrup	10 calories	Check price here
Cinnamon dolce syrup	20 calories	Check price here

Vanilla syrup

This is one of the best syrups that Starbucks has to offer. It is used in a variety of drinks, such as vanilla lattes and vanilla frappuccinos. The sweet yet strong flavor of vanilla is present in the syrup, and when it is added to any drink, it gives it a sweet and pleasant taste.

Toffee nut syrup

Just like its name goes, the Starbucks toffee nut syrup has sweet yet creamy flavor notes. This makes it a perfect pairing with most coffee-based drinks elevating their flavor to a new level. You can buy the Starbucks toffee nut syrup and try customizing your own drinks at home.

Peppermint syrup

If you enjoy the nice tingling feeling that peppermint gives you, you will definitely enjoy Starbucks’ peppermint syrup. This syrup can be paired well with a wide variety of beverages that Starbucks has to offer. I like pairing mine with a nice cup of chai latte when I am not in the mood for coffee. However, you should note that the syrup is seasonal.

Raspberry syrup

This has to be my favorite Starbucks syrup on this list. It has a tangy yet fruity taste which I enjoy a lot when it comes to my beverages. Adding the Starbucks raspberry syrup to any of your drinks, be it an iced coffee or a frappuccino, will elevate its flavor a lot.

Funnel cake syrup

Starbucks funnel cake syrup is yet another seasonal menu item and is usually popular during the summer months. The Starbucks funnel cake syrup pairs well with most cold beverages at Starbucks, especially the frappuccinos. I recommend having it with a strawberry frappuccino.

Classic syrup

The classic syrup is one of the oldest syrups on this list. It has been used to sweeten most of the beverages that Starbucks has to offer. When ordering a latte at Starbucks, I like to ask the barista to add a pump of Starbucks classic syrup for the perfect sweetness.

Chestnut praline

The chestnut praline syrup at Starbucks is also another seasonal menu item. This syrup is popular during the holiday seasons at Starbucks; it is usually used to make chestnut praline lattes. When used in any beverage, this syrup gives you such a warm and comfortable feeling.

Sugar cookie

This is yet another seasonal syrup on the Starbucks menu. It is also fairly new to the Starbucks menu and was popularized when Starbucks used it in the sugar cookie latte, which I happen to enjoy a lot at the end of a long day at work. Unlike sugar cookies, this Starbucks drink is not overly sweet.

Brown sugar syrup

When most people hear the name brown sugar, they usually think that the syrup is very sugary; however, that is not true. Starbucks’ brown sugar syrup is among the most recent syrups added to the Starbucks menu, and it goes well with most coffee-based drinks. I like having a few pumps in my morning triple mocha to work.

Cinnamon dolce syrup

Since my teen years, this has been one of my favorite syrups at Starbucks. It offers such subtle sweetness that I have enjoyed over the years. I like pairing my latte which Starbucks cinnamon dolce syrup as it gives it an additional layer of flavor.

FAQ SECTION

Are Starbucks syrups sweetened?

Yes, however, there are sugar-free options.

Does Starbucks charge for an extra pump of syrup?

No, they do not.

Are there gluten-free syrups at Starbucks?

Yes, there are gluten-free syrups at Starbucks, such as the classic syrup.