Starbucks No Added Sugar Menu With Prices

The No Added Sugar menu is Starbucks’ answer to the biggest customization request of the decade: real flavor with single-digit sugar. This 2026 page lists the sugar-free protein lattes and matchas with prices and calories, all built on sugar-free vanilla syrup and protein-boosted milk, hot or iced from about $5.95.

These are not diet-aisle compromises: a Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Latte carries about 27 g of protein and 6 g of sugar (all naturally from milk), which is less sugar than a single pump of regular syrup. Diabetics, keto-adjacent drinkers, and anyone cutting sugar finally have a lane that is not just black coffee.

No Added Sugar Options

Four permanent builds: the Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Latte hot and iced, plus the Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Matcha in both temperatures. All use sugar-free vanilla and protein-boosted milk, and the same recipe logic extends to any latte via the customization guide.

Iced Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Latte

Iced Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Latte

$7.95 – 150 Calories

$8.55 – 200 Calories

$9.25 – 280 Calories

Iced Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Matcha

Iced Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Matcha

$7.95 – 180 Calories

$8.55 – 250 Calories

$9.25 – 350 Calories

Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Latte

Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Latte

$6.95 – 110 Calories

$7.35 – 180 Calories

$8.35 – 230 Calories

$8.95 – 270 Calories

Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Matcha

Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Matcha

$6.35 – 110 Calories

$6.75 – 180 Calories

$7.55 – 240 Calories

$8.25 – 300 Calories

No Added Sugar Menu Prices (2026)

DrinkGrande PriceCaloriesSugarProtein
Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Latte (hot)$6.252106 g27 g
Iced Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Latte$6.252006 g26 g
Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Matcha (hot)$6.452207 g25 g
Iced Sugar-Free Vanilla Protein Matcha$6.452107 g24 g

The listed sugar is lactose from the milk itself; nothing is added. For context, a regular Grande vanilla latte carries about 35 g.

How Starbucks Gets to Zero Added Sugar

Three levers: sugar-free vanilla syrup (sweetened with sucralose), unflavored protein-boosted milk instead of sweetened creamers, and skipping toppings like drizzle and whip. The same levers work on the regular menu: ANY latte with sugar-free vanilla and no whip becomes a low-sugar drink, and both sugar-free syrups (vanilla and caramel) are free of charge as swaps rather than add-ons.

Build Your Own No-Sugar Orders

  • Americano with sugar-free vanilla: the zero-calorie-adjacent classic, about $4.25
  • Flat white with sugar-free caramel: naturally low sugar, no syrup surcharge
  • Cold brew with a splash of protein milk and sugar-free vanilla: the budget protein drink
  • Unsweetened iced tea with sugar-free caramel: the surprise sleeper order
  • Any drink “no classic, sub sugar-free vanilla” removes the default sweetener

FAQs About the No Added Sugar Menu

What sweetener does Starbucks use in sugar-free syrup?

Sucralose, in both the sugar-free vanilla and sugar-free caramel. Neither raises the drink’s calorie count meaningfully.

Are these drinks keto-friendly?

Close but not strict-keto: the milk contributes about 6 g of lactose carbs. Swapping to almondmilk gets a latte under 4 g total carbs.

Are they safe for diabetics?

They are among the lowest-glycemic flavored drinks at any chain, but the milk still carries natural sugar; anyone managing diabetes should count the listed carbs, not treat them as zero.

Do sugar-free syrups cost extra?

No, swapping regular syrup for sugar-free is free. Adding syrup to an unflavored drink costs the standard $0.80 regardless of type.

Why is there protein in the sugar-free drinks?

The protein milk replaces the body and sweetness that syrup normally provides, which is why these taste rich instead of thin. It also turned a diet menu into a fitness menu, which is exactly how Starbucks marketed it.

Can I get any of these decaf?

Yes, every espresso build takes decaf or half-caf shots free; the matcha versions are naturally lower caffeine at about 80 mg.

Does the “Unsweetened Matcha” have a different taste than the old version?

Yes, the 2026 unsweetened matcha has a noticeably more traditional and earthy tea flavor that lets the natural grassy notes shine through. If you prefer a milder taste closer to the previous sweetened version, baristas recommend adding two pumps of Sugar-Free Vanilla Syrup—it recreates the familiar balance without any added cane sugar.

Are the “Energy Refreshers” sugar-free?

The new Energy Refreshers introduced in Spring 2026 are customizable, but not automatically sugar-free. The standard base contains some natural fruit sugars; however, you can request the “Decaf Energy Base” for a lower-sugar version. For a true zero-sugar option, the classic Iced Teas remain the better choice.

What is the best no-added-sugar snack for a high-protein diet?

The standout choice is the Ellenos® No Added Sugar Muesli Greek Yogurt, which delivers a satisfying 14 grams of protein with absolutely zero added sweeteners. For a crunchier alternative, the Khloud™ Protein Popcorn offers a tasty sweet-and-salty profile with 7 grams of protein and minimal sugar impact.

Can I get a Sugar-Free Mocha in 2026?

Not as a permanent core item everywhere. Starbucks currently offers Sugar-Free Vanilla and Sugar-Free Caramel as the standard sugar-free syrups. Sugar-Free Mocha sauce is only available in select regions or as a limited-time option, so it’s best to check the “Regional Favorites” section in your local Starbucks app for availability.

Do the fruit-based inclusions (like dried strawberries) have added sugar?

No added cane sugar is used in the standard freeze-dried fruit inclusions such as strawberry, dragonfruit, or pineapple. However, because they are concentrated, they do contain natural fruit sugars. For the strictest no-sugar experience, choose plain Iced Teas or Cold Brew without any fruit inclusions.

The Bottom Line

No Added Sugar stopped being a workaround menu in 2026; these four drinks are genuinely good, and the sugar-free syrup levers upgrade the entire regular menu behind them. If sugar is your constraint, memorize the swaps and the whole board opens up. Related reading: the Protein Beverages menu and our complete nutrition guide.

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