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MYTH: All Iced Coffee is Created Equal.

Posted by MissFit Posted on: 07/20/08

MYTH: All Iced Coffee is Created Equal.



With summer in full swing, you might be tempted to enjoy a refreshing java boost in the form of iced coffee -- but caffeine addicts beware: Iced coffee isn't always an innocuous, low-cal choice. In fact, many times these delicious drinks are chock-full of empty calories. Here's the nutritional information* for some of America's most popular brands:
  • Dunkin Donuts Regular Iced Coffee with Cream and Sugar (24 oz.) -- 240 calories, 32g of carbs
  • McDonald's Medium Caramel, Hazelnut, and Vanilla Iced Coffee (22 oz.) -- 190 calories, 29+g of carbs
  • McDonald's Medium Regular Iced Coffee (22 oz.) -- 200 calories, 30g of carbs
  • Burger King Mocha BK Joe Iced Coffee (16 oz.) -- 360 calories, 66g of carbs
  • 7 Eleven Mocha Cafe Cooler (16 oz.) -- 467 calories, 84g of carbs
  • 7 Eleven French Vanilla Cafe Cooler (16 oz.) -- 507 calories, 38g carbs
Remember, if it tastes too good to be true, it probably is. For an easy fix, opt for a non-flavored version with skim milk and Splenda.


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