Caffeine lovers — this one's for you. Starbucks is rolling out a new drink that'll keep you awake, but it doesn’t contain espresso.
The coffee chain is releasing a line of fruit-flavored energy drinks equipped with 160 milligrams of caffeine, slightly more than what you'll get in a grande-sized Starbucks latte.
The drinks were released Tuesday and can be found at grocery stores, convenience stores and gas stations, according to Starbucks.
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The BAYA energy drinks are made with caffeine found “naturally in coffee fruit,” Starbucks says. The drinks also contains vitamin C for immune support.
The drinks come in three flavors – mango guava, raspberry lime and pineapple passionfruit.
At just $2.89 per can, the drinks will leave a smaller dent in your wallet compared to coffee, which can cost upwards of $5 nowadays.
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