Which Starbucks holiday drinks are gluten free?

14 Gluten Free Starbucks Drinks You Must Try Today

Pink Drink.
Mocha Frappuccino.
Hazelnut Machiatto.
Mango Dragon Fruit Refresher.
Iced Chai Tea Latte.
Pike Place Roast.
Strawberry Frappuccino.
Hot Chocolate.

Is the peppermint syrup at Starbucks gluten free?

They’ve confirmed to me that Peppermint Mocha and Peppermint Hot Chocolate is in fact gluten free.

What is considered a holiday drink at Starbucks?

Starbucks is currently offering five holiday drinks: the Peppermint Mocha, the Toasted White Chocolate Mocha, the Eggnog Latte, the Chestnut Praline Latte, and the Caramel Brulée Latte.

Are the egg bites at Starbucks gluten-free?

“Customers looking for gluten-free options can also enjoy two varieties of Sous Vide Egg Bites which we recently introduced and are made without gluten-containing ingredients, and a variety of packaged foods, including the Marshmallow Dream Bar, bars by KIND.

Are there any gluten free drinks at Starbucks?

Starbucks doesn’t usually come to mind when thinking about gluten-free places to go, but they actually are a pretty safe place to go for a drink. It’s a great place to go for a gluten-free beverage. They do have soy milk and coconut milk at most locations. And as of September 2016, they now have almond milk!

Is the soya milk at Starbucks gluten free?

The milk is gluten-free… the soya milk is gluten-free. So is the almond milk. The whip cream is fine too BTW as long as you’re cool with dairy. And if you’re not cool with dairy, then I’ve seen some locations can make a non-dairy whip.

Are there any gluten free refreshers at Starbucks?

Here are all the tea options that are gluten free: Here are all the hot chocolate options that are gf: Here are all the delicious refreshers that are gluten free: One of the most difficult things to find is concise and clear information regarding which syrups are gluten free.

Is there a gluten free oatmeal at Starbucks?

The answer is yes…there probably is. Oats are tricky because they are often processed / milled on the same lines as wheat. So only certified gluten-free oats can really be trusted. Better off getting something else like fruit…or if you need something sweet try the Marshmallow Dream Bar which is one of Starbucks gluten-free options.