Jul 18, 2024
By: BI India Bureau
Revered for its taste worldwide, coffee is a natural source of caffeine. The quantity of caffeine in a cup varies with the type of drink, like americano, filter coffee, or a latte.
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Widely popular amongst health freaks and in Asian countries, green tea contains caffeine too, though in comparatively smaller quantities.
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Traditionally consumed in the Indian subcontinent, chai made by brewing black tea leaves naturally contains caffeine.
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Both black cola and lighter sodas like lemon and orange typically contain synthetic caffeine, alongside added sugars.
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The caffeine content in this Japanese beverage is generally higher than that of coffee and tea.
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This probiotic drink made using tea leaves, yeast and sugar contains caffeine, but not as much as regular tea or coffee.
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Of all the chocolates, dark chocolate has the highest amount of caffeine. Other chocolates like milk chocolate contain caffeine too, though in relatively lower quantities.
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A classic Tiramisu is a coffee-based dessert. This Italian dessert, like other coffee-flavoured food items, contains caffeine.
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These carbonated beverages marketed with the promise of an instant energy boost usually contain caffeine.
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Protein bars are usually high in calories and contain caffeine.
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