On average, for the various milk options at Costa Coffee, a latte contains approximately 0.0214 syns per ml. This translates to around 4.84 syns for an in-store small size (226 ml), 5.61 syns for a take-out small (276ml), 7.65 syns for a medium (364ml), and between 9.99 syns to 10.56 syns for the in-store large sizes (ranging from 472ml to 496ml).
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Averaging out the syn values for the different milk options at Costa Coffee for a cappuccino, you can expect approximately 0.022 syns per ml. Specifically, for a small size (287ml), it would be about 6.15 syns, 7.7 syns for a medium (362ml), and 8.45 syns for a large (422ml).
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On average, for the various milk options at Costa Coffee, a mocha contains approximately 0.0317 syns per ml. This translates to around 8.78 syns for an in-store small size (277 ml), 10.54 syns for a take-out medium size (332ml), and between 13.39 syns to 13.41 syns for the in-store large sizes (ranging from 422ml).
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On average, for the various milk options at Costa Coffee, a flat white contains approximately 0.0222 syns per ml. This translates to around 6.67 syns for a 300ml serving.
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Enjoying your favorite Costa coffee over ice can be a delightful experience, especially on warm days. On average, these icy delights can range from approximately 4.98 to 8.69 syns, factoring in different milk types and drink sizes. However, keep in mind that the exact syn values may differ depending on variables such as drink size and the specific milk you choose.
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When considering both the type of coffee and milk option, the latte stands out as the lowest syn coffee choice at Costa, with an average of 0.0214 syns per ml. As for the milk, both Skimmed and Coconut milk are the leanest options, each containing 0.026 syns per ml in the context of a mocha, but their syn values vary slightly depending on the specific coffee type. Therefore, combining a latte with either Skimmed or Coconut milk will give you the lowest syn count for your Costa coffee. However, always remember that syn values are averages and can differ slightly based on exact proportions and preparation methods.
When it’s time to enjoy the cool and refreshing taste of coffee over ice at Costa, the syn values can be a key consideration. With variations in milk types and drink sizes, understanding the syn values becomes essential. In this …
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A flat white, originating from Australia and New Zealand, is a coffee drink that has gained popularity worldwide. It’s crafted with a double shot of espresso and steamed milk, offering a velvety, rich texture. Unlike other coffee types, like lattes …
The cappuccino – a classic coffee concoction known for its rich, bold espresso topped with a thick layer of frothy steamed milk. When ordered at Costa Coffee, this iconic beverage opens up a spectrum of choices with varying milk options, …
Introducing the latte – a beloved coffee drink that’s traditionally made with steamed milk and a shot of espresso, providing a creamy consistency and a rich flavor profile. Costa Coffee, known for its broad spectrum of coffee delights, has expanded …
