Starbucks Pink Drink Calories & Nutrition
By Anirudh Saraya · Last checked:
A Grande Pink Drink has 140 calories and 50mg of caffeine when made with the standard Coconut Milk.
Source: Starbucks' published US nutrition for the standard recipe. Customizations in the calculator are estimates. How we calculate

Pink Drink nutrition by size
| Size | Calories | Caffeine | Fat | Carbs | Protein | Sugar |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tall | 110 | 25mg | 2g | 22g | 0g | 19g |
| Grande | 140 | 50mg | 2.5g | 28g | 0g | 25g |
| Venti | 200 | 75mg | 4g | 40g | 1g | 36g |
| Trenta | 280 | 100mg | 5g | 56g | 1g | 50g |
A Grande (16 fl oz) Starbucks Pink Drink has 140 calories, 25 g sugar, 2.5 g fat and about 50 mg of caffeine. A Tall has 110 calories, a Venti 200 and a 30 fl oz Trenta 280. The calories come mostly from the sugar in the Strawberry Açaí base, with a little fat from the coconutmilk.
What's in a Pink Drink
The Pink Drink is Strawberry Açaí Refresher base shaken with coconutmilk and ice, with freeze-dried strawberries. Its caffeine comes from green coffee extract. Starbucks also sells a Pink Energy Drink with more caffeine.
Milk and customization swaps
Swaps are shown as the direction of change against the standard recipe. Starbucks' product pages don't publish per-drink numbers for each swap, so check the Starbucks app or our calculator for an estimate of your exact order.
| Swap | Effect on calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Light or no coconutmilk | Fewer calories and less fat | Tastes closer to a Strawberry Açaí Refresher |
| Order a Strawberry Açaí Refresher instead | Fewer calories | Same fruit base, made with water instead of coconutmilk |
| Sub almondmilk | Usually fewer calories | Changes the flavor |
| Add vanilla sweet cream cold foam | Adds calories and sugar | Not part of the standard drink |
| Add a syrup | About 20 cal per pump (estimate) | Sugar-free vanilla is near zero |
Milk effects show direction only. Starbucks doesn't publish per-milk nutrition for this drink, so the calculator estimates swaps.
Syrup pumps and calories
The Pink Drink has no syrup by default, because its sugar is in the refresher base. If you add syrup: Starbucks doesn't list nutrition per pump on its product pages. The figure most sites quote is about 20 calories and 5 g of sugar for one pump of a standard syrup such as Classic or Vanilla. Treat that as an estimate (unverified), not a Starbucks number. Sugar-free vanilla syrup adds almost no calories. For pump counts across the menu, see our Starbucks syrup calories per pump guide.
Lower-calorie ways to order
- Order a Tall: 110 calories against 140 for a Grande.
- Ask for light coconutmilk.
- Skip cold foam toppings.
- Choose the Strawberry Açaí Refresher (made with water) if you want the same flavor with fewer calories.
Build your exact order
Open the Starbucks Calorie Calculator to pick your Pink Drink size, milk, syrup pumps and toppings and see the calories update as you go.
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Source: Starbucks.com, Pink Drink nutrition (US menu, standard recipe).
Pink Drink FAQs
How many calories are in a Venti Pink Drink?
A Venti (24 fl oz) Pink Drink has 200 calories, 36 g sugar and about 75 mg of caffeine.
Does the Pink Drink have caffeine?
Yes. Green coffee extract gives it about 25 mg in a Tall, 50 mg in a Grande, 75 mg in a Venti and 100 mg in a Trenta.
How much sugar is in a Grande Pink Drink?
25 g of sugar, out of 28 g total carbs.
Is the Pink Drink healthy?
At 140 calories it is lighter than most milk-and-syrup drinks, but most of those calories come from sugar. Treat it as a sweet drink and choose a Tall if you are watching sugar.
Can you get a sugar-free Pink Drink?
No. The Strawberry Açaí base is pre-sweetened, so the drink can't be made sugar-free. Light coconutmilk or a smaller size reduces the totals.
Want a different milk, extra syrup or toppings? Customize it in the Starbucks calorie calculator or browse all drinks.
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