What Products Has Caffeine In It?

Answer 1

Caffeine occurs naturally in many plants, including coffee beans, tea leaves and cocoa nuts. It is therefore found in a wide range of food products. Caffeine is added artificially to many others, including a variety of beverages. Here are the most common sources of caffeine for Americans:
Typical drip-brewed coffee contains 100 mg per 6-ounce cup. If you are buying your coffee at Starbucks or a convenience store or drinking it at home or the office out of a mug or a commuter's cup, you are consuming it in 12-, 14- or 20-ounce containers. You can calculate the number of milligrams based on your normal serving size.

Typical brewed tea contains 70 mg per 6-ounce cup.

Typical colas (Coke, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, etc.) contain 50 mg per 12-ounce can. Things like Jolt contain 70 mg per 12-ounce can.

Typical milk chocolate contains 6 mg per ounce.

Anacin contains 32 mg per tablet. No-doz contains 100 mg per tablet. Vivarin and Dexatrim contain 200 mg per tablet.

Answer 2

Read the side of the containers of products you intend to purchase. Most caffeine is found in items you drink but there are other products such as gum and pain relievers that can contain caffeine as well.

Answer 3

Coffee (8 oz. cup)
Brewed, drip 85 65-120
Instant 75 60-85
Decaffeinated 3 2-4
Espresso (1 oz. cup) 40 30-50
Tea (8 oz. cup)
Brewed, major US brands 40 20-90
Brewed, imported brands 60 25-110
Instant 28 24-31
Iced (8 oz. glass) 25 9-50
Some Soft drinks (12 oz.) 36 30-60
Cocoa beverages (8 oz.) 6 3-32
Chocolate milk beverages (8 oz.) 5 2-7
Milk chocolate (1 oz.) 6 1-15
Dark chocolate, semi sweet (1 oz.) 20 5-35
Baker's chocolate (1 oz.) 26 26
Chocolate-flavored syrup (1 oz.) 4 4

Answer 4

What types of products? Foods? Meds? Diet pills? Be more specific, please. A LOT of stuff has caffeine in it...

Answer 5

Soda's, coffee, chocolate, tea,energy drinks, energy pills, migrane medicine...alot more....

Answer 6

Practically everything nowadays.

Answer 7

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