A 16-ounce “grande” of Starbucks popular Blonde Roast coffee contains 360 milligrams while the same size of their Pike Place Roast is 310 milligrams. A bottle of sports drink can contain nearly 250 milligrams of caffeine depending on the brand, according to a Consumer Reports investigation. A handful of chocolate covered coffee beans can have 336 milligrams of caffeine, according to the United States Department of Agriculture. With all this bad news, why are parents letting kids drink coffee? Coffee shops on nearly every corner now offer dozens of ways to spice and fatten up your drink of choice.

Source: CNN October 15, 2022 00:20 UTC