Amid online trends focused on boosting daily protein intake, Starbucks is pouring more into your morning cup. The company announced it is "going all-in on protein" with the arrival of its Protein ...

The new lineup includes an Iced Banana Cream Protein Matcha, Chocolate Cream Protein Cold Brew and other protein-packed drinks Starbucks Starbucks' new protein items joined the menu on Monday, Sept.

At 36 grams of protein, Starbucks’ new cold foam offers as much protein as six eggs or a handful of beef jerky. Starbucks has launched a new permanent lineup of protein drinks, featuring seven ...

That’s a latte gains! Protein-maxxing — pushing past protein guidelines to build bulk, bounce back and feel full faster — is the latest culinary craze. Coffee connoisseurs are even sneaking it into ...

Your Starbucks order can now come with cream, sugar — and extra protein. Starting Monday, you can pay one or two dollars to add whey protein to any beverage with 2-percent milk. But do you need extra ...

Uncrustables is upping its protein intake with the launch of some new products. The brand, best known for its frozen sandwiches, is releasing several new "higher protein" Uncrustables options that ...

It's National Coffee Day 2025, and with it a new lineup of Starbucks' protein drinks dropping today, Monday, Sept. 29, with your newest Starbucks order now offering a punch of protein-boosted milk ...

On a protein kick like nearly everyone else? Starbucks has you covered now with its new Protein Lattes and Protein Cold Foam drinks. The specialty coffee chain announced the new protein menu options ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Starbucks just released a new lineup of protein lattes and cold foam drinks, each delivering up to 36 ...

Whey is a milk protein that’s processed into powder. Plant-based protein comes from sources like soy, pea, rice, hemp, or pumpkin seeds. Both whey and plant protein can help build and keep muscle.

As if there weren’t enough protein products on the market already, everyone’s favorite Seattle-based, siren-logo’d coffee chain—Starbucks—is hopping on the bandwagon and debuting several of its own.

The new Starbucks Protein Coffee drinks are the sort of things you’d see in a dystopian YA novel where the main character is overlooked and misunderstood while trying to balance the affections of two ...