Starbucks Canada runs the same fall lineup as the US, Pumpkin Spice Latte first, and then goes its own way in the bakery case. The Pumpkin Picks shelf on starbucks.ca holds ten items to the US shelf’s nine, and the extra one is a Canadian-made Mini Pumpkin Pie at 210 calories. Three mini pies, maple mini pancakes, a Liège waffle, an oat bar and a fox-faced shortbread are on Canada’s board and missing from our US harvest. So are a Cool Lime Refresher, an Oat Latte, an Americano Misto and True North Blend, the blonde roast Starbucks says it created exclusively for Canada. Going the other way, Canada has no Energy Refresher listings, no Peanuts Frappuccinos, no Dubai chocolate range and nothing with pistachio. Every item also has an official French name on fr.starbucks.ca, where a chocolate croissant is a Chocolatine. Starbucks shows no Canadian prices without a store selected, so this page quotes the calories and caffeine it does publish. Checked September 21, 2026.
Canada’s board is a sibling of the US one. It’s the same web app with nearly the same category tree, and the same Pumpkin Picks and Trending shelves sit at the top. So this page doesn’t walk the whole menu again. It’s built around the differences between two harvests taken a day apart: starbucks.ca on September 21, 2026 and starbucks.com on September 20. Canada’s national menu lists 168 drinks and 61 food items against 189 and 73 in the US, plus 24 lines of coffee beans, tea boxes, VIA Instant and a shopping bag that this page skips. Matching on Starbucks’ own product numbers first and on names second, 62 of Canada’s 229 drink and food listings have no match in the US harvest, and 95 of the US board’s 262 have none in Canada’s. Part of that gap is different suppliers in the fridge and on the snack rack. The rest is what Starbucks bakes and pours differently north of the border, and that’s where this page spends its time. McDonald’s Canada has its own list of items the US board lacks, if you’re collecting them.
Checked against Starbucks Canada’s own menu and its French edition at fr.starbucks.ca; images © Starbucks. Calorie, caffeine and protein figures are the ones in the nutrition panel on each product page.
Checked September 21, 2026. Starbucks Canada shows no prices on its national menu or product pages, the same as the US site, so there’s no dollar figure anywhere on this page and we haven’t guessed at one. What it does publish for nearly every item is a nutrition panel per size, in metric. Unless a line says otherwise, the numbers below are for the size the product page opens on, which is a 473 ml Grande for most drinks. The menu read here is the national one the site shows with no store selected, and what a given store stocks can differ. The closest thing to a national price is the Starbucks Rewards tier on almost every item, and the tiers match the US ones: 100 Stars for brewed coffee and bakery items, 200 for handcrafted drinks, breakfast sandwiches and egg bites, 300 for lunch sandwiches. Every US comparison on this page refers to our own harvest of starbucks.com from September 20, 2026.
Pumpkin Picks, with a pie on the shelf
Pumpkin Picks sits under The Latest and holds ten items. On the French board the shelf is Délices à la citrouille, pumpkin delights. Nine of the ten are the US shelf exactly: the Pumpkin Spice Latte hot and iced, the cold brew, the shaken espresso, the iced chai, the iced matcha, the hot chai, the Frappuccino and the Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffin. The tenth is the Mini Pumpkin Pie, which Starbucks Canada describes as Canadian-made with real pumpkin puree. At the default size every shared item carries the same calorie and caffeine figures as its US twin, down to the 390-calorie, 150 mg grande Pumpkin Spice Latte. Two small differences: the hot chai is a Pumpkin Spice Chai Latte here and a Pumpkin Spice Chai in the US, and the US board’s Pumpkin & Pepita Loaf isn’t on Canada’s. No product page gives a start or end date, and nothing on the Canadian menu is marked limited-time, so this page doesn’t call anything limited either.
| Item | Calories | What it is | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Mini Pumpkin Pie Tartelette à la citrouille | 210 | Canadian-made, bite-size, real pumpkin puree, per the site. 71 g, vegetarian. The one item on this shelf the US doesn’t have. |
 |
Pumpkin Spice Latte Latte à la citrouille épicée | 390 (grande) | Espresso Roast, steamed milk, pumpkin and spice flavours, whipped cream. 150 mg of caffeine. Same numbers as the US panel at every size. |
 |
Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew Café infusé à froid avec crème à la citrouille | 250 (grande) | Cold brew with vanilla syrup under pumpkin cream cold foam. Goes up to an 887 ml Trenta. |
 |
Iced Pumpkin Cream Chai Thé chai latte glacé avec crème à la citrouille | 400 (grande) | Iced chai under pumpkin cream cold foam. Filed under Trending as well. |
 |
Pumpkin Spice Chai Latte Chai latte à la citrouille épicée | 260 (grande) | Hot chai with pumpkin sauce. The US lists the same product as Pumpkin Spice Chai. |
Mini pies, maple pancakes and the Canadian bakery case
Canada’s bakery list has two categories the US menu doesn’t: Mini Pies and Pancakes & Waffles. The pies come in pumpkin, apple crumble and pecan. All three are described as Canadian-made, and the apple one names its apple, the Northern Spy. The pancakes are bite-size, made with maple sugar, and sold as separate four-piece and eight-piece listings at 120 and 250 calories. Around them sit an Oat Bar made with what the site calls rolled Canadian oats, a Ginger Molasses Cookie, a Fox Cookie, and a plain Banana Loaf where the US has a Banana, Walnut & Pecan Loaf. The Bagels category is two kinds of cream-cheese-filled mini bagels and no full-size bagel. Food runs to 61 listings against 73 in the US, and most of that gap is the snack rack: 14 items here, 29 there.
Items with the same name don’t always carry the same numbers. The Chocolate Croissant is 340 calories for 80 g on the Canadian panel and 300 for 80 g on the US one, and the Cheese Danish is 310 against 290 at the same weight. The menus don’t say why, so we won’t guess.
| Item | Calories | What it is | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Mini Apple Crumble Pie Tartelette crumble aux pommes | 290 | Northern Spy apples under butter and toasted oats. 81 g, the biggest of the three pies. |
 |
Mini Pecan Pie Tartelette aux pacanes | 250 | Caramelized filling with a whole pecan on top. 58 g, the smallest of the three. |
 |
8 Maple Mini Pancakes 8 minicrêpes à l’érable | 250 | Eight bite-size pancakes made with maple sugar and maple flavour. A four-piece is listed at 120 calories. |
 |
Belgian Liège Waffle Gaufre liégeoise | 220 | Liège waffle with pearl sugar and vanilla flavour. 55 g. |
 |
Oat Bar Barre à l’avoine | 310 | Rolled Canadian oats and butter in a chewy bar. Vegetarian. |
 |
Ginger Molasses Cookie Biscuit mélasse et gingembre | 350 | Soft, chewy ginger and molasses cookie. 70 g. |
 |
Fox Cookie Biscuit renard | 320 | Shortbread with white-chocolaty icing piped into a fox face. |
 |
Banana Loaf Pain aux bananes | 360 | Plain banana bread with a hint of cinnamon. The US loaf adds walnuts and pecans and is a separate product. |
 |
Mini Dill & Rye Bagels Minibagels seigle et aneth | 350 | Three rye bagel rounds filled with dill cream cheese and lemon zest. 10 g of protein. |
Cool Lime and the Trending shelf
Canada’s Trending shelf, Tendances in French, has eight drinks to the US shelf’s seven. The US one leads with the Charlie Brown and Snoopy Frappuccinos, and neither is on Canada’s menu. The shared part is the Iced Pumpkin Cream Chai, two iced banana bread drinks, the Iced Chaider and the Iced Pecan Crunch Latte. Canada then adds the hot Pecan Crunch Latte, the Iced Brown Sugar Oat Shaken Espresso and the Cool Lime Refresher. Cool Lime is the one to know about: lime flavour shaken with real lime slices, with a lemonade version and a coconut version called the Lime Coconut Drink. None of the three is in our US harvest.
| Item | Calories | What it is | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Cool Lime Refresher Boisson Refresher lime rafraîchissante | 80 (grande) | Lime flavour shaken with real lime slices. 50 mg of caffeine, and 160 calories in a Trenta. |
 |
Lime Coconut Drink Boisson lime et coco | 120 (grande) | Cool Lime shaken with coconut beverage. The third lime drink is a Cool Lime Lemonade Refresher at 130 calories. |
 |
Pecan Crunch Latte Latte pacanes croquantes | 260 (grande) | Blonde espresso, 2% milk, pecan flavour and a pecan-flavoured sugar topping. 170 mg of caffeine. |
 |
Iced Brown Sugar Oat Shaken Espresso Espresso glacé secoué cassonade et boisson à l’avoine | 140 (grande) | Blonde espresso shaken with brown sugar and cinnamon, topped with oat beverage. 255 mg of caffeine. The US name says Oatmilk. |
 |
Iced Chaider Chai glacé fraise açai | 90 (grande) | Chai shaken with strawberry açaí flavours. The only chai listed in a Trenta. |
True North Blend and the hot drinks the US board lacks
Drip coffee has the same four slots in both countries (blonde, medium, dark, decaf), and the blonde one differs. The US pours Sunsera. Canada pours True North Blend, Mélange Nordique in French, and the page for the whole beans on the same site describes the blend as created exclusively for Canada, with notes of toasted nuts and milk chocolate. A grande is 315 mg of caffeine, the same as the Pike Place and dark roast beside it.
The hot coffee list runs longer in Canada than in the US: 35 listings against 32. The additions are an Americano Misto, a Brown Sugar Oat Americano, an Oat Latte, a hot Banana Bread Latte and two extra roasts of the Coffee Traveller. The tea side adds a hot Lavender Matcha. Against that, the US has Pistachio and Toasted Coconut lattes and a Pistachio Cortado that Canada doesn’t list. Canada keeps three cortados (plain, Pecan, Brown Sugar Oat), each in the 236 ml Short only.
| Item | Calories | What it is | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Featured Blonde Roast - True North Blend Torréfaction blonde en vedette - Mélange Nordique | 5 (grande) | Canada’s blonde drip coffee. 315 mg of caffeine in a grande, 390 in a Venti. |
 |
Americano Misto | 120 (grande) | Espresso shots, hot water, then steamed milk. 225 mg of caffeine. |
 |
Brown Sugar Oat Americano Americano cassonade et boisson à l’avoine | 160 (grande) | Blonde espresso, brown-sugar syrup and water under steamed oat beverage and cinnamon. 255 mg of caffeine. |
 |
Banana Bread Latte Latte pain aux bananes | 300 (grande) | Latte with brown sugar and banana-flavoured syrups, cinnamon dolce on top. The US harvest has only the iced one. |
 |
Oat Latte Latte à la boisson à l’avoine | 190 (grande) | Signature espresso with steamed oat beverage, listed as its own drink. An iced version is 150 calories. |
 |
Lavender Matcha Matcha à la lavande | 270 (grande) | Hot matcha latte with classic syrup and lavender. 65 mg of caffeine. |
The French board: Chocolatine, Boisson rose and gâteau-suçon
fr.starbucks.ca serves the same menu tree with an official French name for all 253 listings. Only nine of the 253 names are the same in both languages, Flat White, Cortado, Cappuccino and Americano Misto among them. Some translations are plain. The Pumpkin Spice Latte is a Latte à la citrouille épicée, and cold brew is café infusé à froid. Others tell you the French is Canadian. The Chocolate Croissant is a Chocolatine, Quebec’s word for it. A cake pop is a gâteau-suçon, literally a lollipop cake. Blueberries are bleuets and chips are croustilles. The Breakfast and Lunch categories are Déjeuner and Dîner, which is how Quebec names those meals.
The Pink Drink is a Boisson rose and the Dragon Drink a Boisson Dragon. The Iced Chaider loses its pun and becomes Chai glacé fraise açai. Brand words stay put: Frappuccino, Refresher, London Fog, Flat White. True North Blend becomes Mélange Nordique, and Milk2Go, the bottled milk brand in the fridge, is listed under its French name, Lait’s Go.
| Item | Calories | What it is | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Chocolate Croissant Chocolatine | 340 | Two pieces of chocolate in a butter croissant. 340 calories on the Canadian panel, 300 on the US one, both for 80 g. |
 |
Birthday Cake Pop Gâteau-suçon d’anniversaire | 170 | Vanilla cake and buttercream in pink chocolaty icing. Canada lists five cake pops, the US four. |
 |
Pink Drink Boisson rose | 140 (grande) | Strawberry Açaí Refresher with coconut beverage. 50 mg of caffeine. |
 |
London Fog Latte Latte London Fog | 180 (grande) | Earl Grey, vanilla syrup and steamed milk. The panel lists 40 mg of caffeine at every size. |
 |
Caramel Ribbon Crunch Frappuccino Blended Beverage Café frappé Frappuccino ruban de caramel croquant | 470 (grande) | Caramel syrup, coffee, milk and ice under dark caramel sauce, whipped cream and a caramel-sugar crunch. |
Oat beverage, millilitres and a Traveller with two Ls
The English site is Canadian in smaller ways too. Every size is in millilitres, so a Grande is 473 ml where the US panel says 16 fl oz. Descriptions spell it flavour, and the 2.8 L carrier of brewed coffee is a Coffee Traveller where the US sells a Coffee Traveler. Its product names and descriptions also never say oatmilk or coconutmilk. The US board’s Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso is the Iced Brown Sugar Oat Shaken Espresso here, eight descriptions say oat beverage, and the US category Coconutmilk Refreshers is Coconut Beverage Refreshers. The French board follows suit with boisson à l’avoine and boisson de coco. The four nondairy cold brews drop the word cream from their names as well: the US Nondairy Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew is a Nondairy Vanilla Cold Brew in Canada.
Size names change on the French product pages, where a Short is a Piccolo and a Tall is a Mezzo. A Kids size is Enfant.
| English | French | Hot | Iced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short | Piccolo | 236 ml | |
| Tall | Mezzo | 354 ml | 354 ml |
| Grande | Grande | 473 ml | 473 ml |
| Venti | Venti | 591 ml | 709 ml |
| Trenta | Trenta | 887 ml |
What the US board has that Canada’s doesn’t
The biggest gap is Refreshers. The US lists 28, and 14 of them are Energy Refreshers, sold as their own drinks at 125 mg of caffeine in a grande. Canada lists 17 and has no Energy category. What it has is a line in every one of those 17 descriptions offering a caffeine-free build and a 125 mg one, which most of them call an energy boost. So you can order the stronger drink here. It just isn’t a separate menu item.
Also missing from Canada’s board when we checked: both Peanuts Frappuccinos, the Dubai chocolate mocha, matcha and Bite, all seven pistachio drinks, the horchata shaken espresso and Frappuccinos, the toasted coconut drinks, the Impossible Breakfast Sandwich, both protein boxes and the two Starbucks Iced Energy drinks in the US bottled list. The Frappuccino list is 12 drinks against 16. Trenta, the 887 ml cold cup, is on 39 Canadian drinks against 52 in the US, and that difference is mostly the missing Energy Refreshers. All 17 Canadian Refreshers come in one.
| Item | Calories | What it is | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Strawberry Açaí Refresher Boisson Refresher fraise açai | 90 (grande) | Strawberry and açaí flavours with real strawberry pieces. 50 mg of caffeine, with caffeine-free and 125 mg builds offered in the description. |
 |
Mocha Cookie Crumble Frappuccino Blended Beverage Café frappé Frappuccino moka avec miettes de biscuits | 480 (grande) | Mocha sauce, Frappuccino chips and cookie crumble. The highest default-size calorie count of any drink on the Canadian menu. |
Protein, cold brew and a nitro number that doesn’t match
Protein is a top-level category in Canada too, and it’s slightly bigger: 21 drinks to the US board’s 19. The difference is in the cold foam builds. Canada has a Chocolate Protein Cream Cold Brew, an Iced Vanilla Protein Cream Latte and an Iced Brown Sugar Cream Protein Matcha that aren’t in the US harvest, and the US has a Vanilla Protein Cream Cold Brew that isn’t in Canada’s.
Cold brew runs to 11 listings, every one of them up to a Trenta. Nitro Cold Brew sits in its own two-drink category, and its numbers are the odd ones. It’s Tall and Grande only in both countries, and the Canadian panel lists 345 mg of caffeine for a grande where the US panel lists 280. The Vanilla Sweet Cream Nitro is 265 mg on both, so we can’t tell from the menus whether the recipe differs or one panel is stale. Taken at face value, 345 mg is the highest default-size caffeine figure on Canada’s board, ahead of the 315 mg in a grande of any of the three drip coffees.
| Item | Calories | What it is | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Chocolate Protein Cream Cold Brew Café infusé à froid protéiné crème au chocolat | 330 (grande) | Cold brew under chocolate protein cold foam. 19 g of protein and 213 mg of caffeine. The only Protein drink listed in a Trenta. |
 |
Iced Vanilla Protein Cream Latte Latte glacé protéiné crème à la vanille | 390 (grande) | Iced latte under vanilla protein cold foam. 26 g of protein. |
 |
Nitro Cold Brew Café nitro infusé à froid | 5 (grande) | Nitrogen-infused cold brew, Tall and Grande only. 345 mg of caffeine on the Canadian panel, 280 on the US one. |
 |
Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew Café infusé à froid avec crème à la vanille | 110 (grande) | Cold brew with vanilla and a float of vanilla sweet cream. 185 mg of caffeine. |
The core bar reads the same
The middle of the espresso menu is the one you know, and where we compared panels size by size (Pumpkin Spice Latte, Caffè Latte, Caramel Macchiato, Flat White) the calories and caffeine matched the US exactly. Hot drinks run Short to Venti, 236 to 591 ml. Iced drinks run Tall to Venti, 354 to 709 ml. Tea is 43 listings: nine chai drinks, an 18-drink matcha section against 19 in the US, six brewed hot teas, eight iced teas that all come in a Trenta, and the London Fog hot and iced.
| Item | Calories | What it is | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Caffè Latte Latte | 190 (grande) | Espresso, steamed milk and a light layer of foam. 150 mg of caffeine. Listed as Latte on the French board. |
 |
Caramel Macchiato Macchiato au caramel | 250 (grande) | Steamed milk and vanilla-flavoured syrup marked with espresso, caramel drizzle on top. |
 |
Flat White | 170 (tall) | Ristretto shots with steamed whole milk. The product page opens on a Tall, and a grande is 220. |
 |
Iced Matcha Latte Thé matcha latte glacé | 190 (grande) | Matcha, milk and classic syrup over ice. 65 mg of caffeine. |
Sandwiches, egg bites and a different fridge
Breakfast is 14 listings against 18 in the US. Two breakfast sandwiches aren’t in the US harvest, the Everything Croissant & Roasted Ham and the Three Cheese & Egg, and the US board’s Impossible sandwich isn’t here. Lunch adds a Chicken & Bacon on Brioche, built with maple mustard on apple brioche, at 620 calories, and a Turkey, Provolone & Pesto on Ciabatta at 520. The top of the calorie table is shared with the US: the Bacon, Sausage & Egg Wrap at 640. Shared items don’t always share numbers, though. Bacon & Gruyère Egg Bites are 320 calories here and 300 in the US for the same 130 g.
The bottled-drink fridge is a clean swap. Canada lists 18 bottled drinks and the US 19, and not one product is on both lists. Here it’s Sapsucker sparkling water sweetened with maple sap, Montellier, Milk2Go, Kiju apple juice, Well cold-pressed juices, Cove sodas and RISE kombucha. The snack rack does the same on a smaller scale, with Mid-Day Squares and Squirrel almonds where the US has Perfect Bar and KIND.
| Item | Calories | What it is | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Everything Croissant & Roasted Ham Sandwich Sandwich Pain feuilleté tout garni au jambon rôti | 470 | Roasted ham, a cage-free fried egg patty and Cheddar in an everything croissant. 22 g of protein. |
 |
Chicken & Bacon on Brioche Poulet et bacon sur pain brioché | 620 | Slow-cooked chicken, double-smoked bacon, maple mustard and cheese on toasted apple brioche. 28 g of protein. |
 |
Bacon & Gruyère Egg Bites Bouchées aux œufs Bacon et gruyère | 320 | Cage-free eggs with bacon, Gruyère and Monterey Jack, cooked sous vide. 20 g of protein. |
 |
Sapsucker The Lime One Sparkling Water Eau pétillante Sapsucker The Lime One | 35 (355 ml) | Sparkling water sweetened with organic maple sap. A peach flavour sits beside it. |
 |
Milk2Go Chocolate Protein Shake Lait frappé protéiné au chocolat Lait’s Go | not published | A 325 ml bottled chocolate milk protein shake with no nutrition panel on the site. Lait’s Go on the French board. |
FAQ
Does Starbucks Canada publish menu prices online?
No, not without a store selected. starbucks.ca shows its national menu and product pages with no prices, the same as the US site, so this page lists none. What it publishes for almost every item is a nutrition panel per size in metric units, plus a Starbucks Rewards tier of 100, 200 or 300 Stars. Checked September 21, 2026.
What does Starbucks Canada have that the US doesn’t?
Mostly baked goods, plus a handful of drinks. On September 21, 2026 Canada’s board had three Canadian-made mini pies (pumpkin, apple crumble, pecan), maple mini pancakes, a Belgian Liège waffle, an Oat Bar, a Ginger Molasses Cookie and a Fox Cookie. On the drinks side it had a Cool Lime Refresher with lemonade and coconut versions, an Oat Latte, an Americano Misto, a Brown Sugar Oat Americano, a hot Banana Bread Latte and True North Blend drip coffee. None of those were in our harvest of the US menu from the day before.
Is the Pumpkin Spice Latte the same in Canada as in the US?
Yes, going by what both sites publish. A hot grande is 390 calories and 150 mg of caffeine in both countries, and every other size matches too. The Canadian panel gives the sizes in millilitres, and the French board calls it a Latte à la citrouille épicée. The one pumpkin item Canada has that the US doesn’t is the Mini Pumpkin Pie.
What is True North Blend?
It’s Canada’s featured blonde roast, the drip coffee in the slot where the US board pours Sunsera. The page for True North whole beans on starbucks.ca describes it as created exclusively for Canada, with notes of toasted nuts and milk chocolate. A grande is 315 mg of caffeine. On the French board it’s Mélange Nordique.
Does Starbucks Canada have Energy Refreshers?
Not as separate menu items. The US board lists 14 Energy Refreshers, and Canada’s Refreshment category has 17 regular Refreshers and nothing else. Every one of those 17 descriptions offers a 125 mg build in a grande as an option, next to the standard 50 mg and a caffeine-free version.
What are Starbucks sizes and drinks called in French in Canada?
On fr.starbucks.ca a Short is a Piccolo and a Tall is a Mezzo, while Grande, Venti and Trenta keep their names. Cold brew is café infusé à froid, the Pink Drink is a Boisson rose, a cake pop is a gâteau-suçon and the Chocolate Croissant is a Chocolatine. Frappuccino, Refresher, Flat White and London Fog stay in English.
Does Starbucks Canada have oatmilk?
Yes, but the site calls it oat beverage. Canada lists an Oat Latte hot and iced, a Brown Sugar Oat Americano, a Brown Sugar Oat Cortado and the Brown Sugar and Hazelnut oat shaken espressos. The word oatmilk doesn’t appear in any product name or description on the Canadian menu, and the US site’s coconutmilk is coconut beverage here.
Which Starbucks Canada drink has the most caffeine?
At the default size it’s Nitro Cold Brew, which the Canadian panel lists at 345 mg for a grande. Our US harvest has the same drink at 280 mg. Drip coffee is next at 315 mg for a grande of True North, Pike Place or the dark roast. Size up and a Venti drip coffee reaches 390 mg, with a Trenta Chocolate Protein Cream Cold Brew at 365 mg and a Trenta Cold Brew at 360.
Keep reading
- StarbucksStarbucks New Zealand Right Now: A Long Black, Trim Milk and a Homepage Ahead of Its Menu
What's on Starbucks New Zealand's menu right now, checked against starbucks.co.nz. The Long Black and the flat white, the Aerocano and three protein cold foam drinks, two green lattes, four hot chocolates, 14 Frappuccinos and Nitro in two sizes, the pumpkin spice and roasted macadamia drinks the homepage advertises but the menu doesn't list, and a line-by-line comparison with Starbucks Australia's board. The site publishes no prices and no kilojoules. Checked September 21, 2026.
- StarbucksStarbucks US Right Now: Pumpkin Spice Season, Peanuts Frappuccinos and a Protein Menu
What's on Starbucks' US menu right now, from the Pumpkin Spice Latte and the rest of the nine-item Pumpkin Picks shelf to the Charlie Brown and Snoopy Frappuccinos, the limited-time Dubai chocolate drinks, a 19-drink Protein menu and the 30 oz Trenta, with the calories and caffeine Starbucks publishes in place of prices. Checked September 20, 2026.
- StarbucksStarbucks Netherlands Menu: Mini Sandwiches, a 10-Cent Cup Charge and Pumpkin Spice Only in the PDFs
What Starbucks Netherlands' own site shows right now, checked against starbucks.nl in Dutch and English. 70 drink and food cards with no prices or descriptions, Mini sandwiches the UK and German boards don't list, pistachio and hazelnut pyramids, a 10-cent charge on disposable cups, a 20% student discount, and the autumn drinks that appear only in the nutrition PDFs. Checked September 21, 2026.
- StarbucksStarbucks Spain Right Now: Jamón Ibérico Bocadillos, Tomato Toast and the Pumpkin Family
What's on Starbucks Spain's menu right now, checked against starbucks.es. Jamón ibérico bocadillos, eight tostadas from olive oil and salt to tomato and jamón, napolitanas, freshly squeezed orange juice in three sizes, a Cortado, 16 Frappuccinos, a gluten-free category, and the Pumpkin Spice range with a Pumpkin Spice Matcha Latte. No prices online, and a plain account of where the web menu looks out of date. Checked September 21, 2026.
- StarbucksStarbucks Hong Kong Right Now: Macadamia Oat Milk Drinks, a Pineapple Bun Sandwich and a Chocolate Egg Tart
Starbucks Hong Kong's menu in English with the Chinese names from its own site. The roasted macadamia oat milk range, a chicken and cheese sandwich built on a pineapple bun, a chocolate egg tart, a curry beef puff, the Cantonese words on the board, and the black sesame and tofu pudding drinks still listed in Mobile Order. The site publishes no prices. Checked September 20, 2026.
- StarbucksStarbucks UAE: Halloumi Ciabatta, a Dulce de Leche Family and Pumpkin Spice in Arabic
Starbucks UAE's menu from the chain's own site, with the official Arabic names. The six-drink Pumpkin Spice range announced August 26, 2026, a Caramelised Banana pair, a dulce de leche family, six Doubleshot drinks, Refresha coolers, and a food case built on halloumi, freekeh and turkey. No prices or calories are published. Checked September 20, 2026.
Prices, schedules and closures change. If you spot something stale, email us and we’ll check it.