For the official Starbucks gluten free menu, see here.
Below, you’ll find the easy to read version of the Starbucks gluten free menu.
Starbucks Gluten Free Menu
Here’s everything that you can eat and drink from Starbucks that is gluten free:
Coffee and Espresso
- caffe latte (hot or iced)
- cappuccino (hot or iced)
- caffe mocha (hot or iced)
- white mocha (hot or iced)
- caffe americano
- espresso macchiato
- hazelnut macchiato
- syrups
- light syrups
Teas
- english breakfast
- earl grey
- jasmine orange
- spearmint green
- mint blend
- vanilla rooibos
- chamomile blend
- chai tea (hot or iced)
Chocolate and Other Options
- exclusive hot chocolate
- hot chocolate with hazelnut
- natural orange juice
Frappuccino
- coffee
- mocha
- white mocha
Cream Frappuccino
- chocolate
- white chocolate
- vanilla
- strawberry
Fruit Frappuccino
- mango and passionfruit
- raspberry and berries
Starbucks Refresha
- berry hibiscus
- lime
Condiments
- cinnamon
- nutmeg
- vanilla
- chocolate
- sugar
Bakery and Treats
- gluten free chocolate brownie
- marshmallow dream bar
Sandwiches
- certified gluten free breakfast sandwich
Thanks for reading and hopefully you found some delicious options on this Starbucks gluten free menu.
And for the complete listing of 240+ gluten free restaurant menus, be sure to check out the guide HERE.
Cheers.
Is the chai latte gluten free? The hot drink !
Thank you !
Brigitte
The mocha is NOT gluten free. Ordered a plain latte at drive thru and got a mocha by mistake. Was on freeway when this was discovered but drank it because YOU say it’s gluten free and two days later still sick. It was the only food I had that day!! Drop dead Starbucks I’ll never darken your doors again. NEVER!!!!
Mocha is not gluten free. Please take it off this list. It states on the package that it ‘MAY CONTAIN WHEAT AND GLUTEN’. I’ve gotten sick after every time I’ve ordered a hot chocolate.
ALSO, the New Toasted White Mocha has gluten in the sprinkles.
Is the pink drink gluten free???
YES
Bring back gluten free breakfast sandwich in Southeast Tennessee
Is this for Canada? US?