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Throne Sport Coffee French Vanilla Latte

Vanilla over cold brew and lactose-free ultra-filtered skim milk: 10 g of protein and 150 mg of caffeine per 11 oz can, at 140 calories and 22 g of sugar (21 g of it added). The panel shows 150 mg of sodium and 0 g of fiber.

150 mg
caffeine
22 g
sugar (21g added)
10 g
protein
11 oz
can size
$3.00
per can ($35.99 / 12)

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Throne Sport Coffee French Vanilla Latte can
MilkLactose-free dairy
FlavorFrench Vanilla
Caffeine noteLabel: 150 mg per can, printed as the caffeine-content line under the ingredients; the side panel repeats 150 mg of natural caffeine
Calories140
StorageShelf-stable
Specs updated10-03-2026 · checked against a label

Caffeine in context

Throne Sport Coffee French Vanilla Latte has about 150 mg of caffeine per can, or 13.6 mg per ounce. That puts it #24 of 71 cans we track with a published figure, stronger than 63% of the others.

150 mg is about 2.1 espresso shots (65–75 mg each), roughly 90% of a 12 oz drip coffee (140–200 mg), and 38% of the FDA's 400 mg daily guideline for healthy adults.

Closest on caffeine from other brands: Thunder CoffeeMilk Double Espresso Latte at 150 mg, La Colombe Everyday Draft Latte at 155 mg. Or see every canned latte ranked by caffeine.

Questions

How much caffeine is in Throne Sport Coffee French Vanilla Latte?

Throne Sport Coffee French Vanilla Latte has about 150 mg of caffeine per 11 oz can (label: 150 mg per can, printed as the caffeine-content line under the ingredients; the side panel repeats 150 mg of natural caffeine). A 12 oz drip coffee is typically 140–200 mg.

How much sugar is in Throne Sport Coffee French Vanilla Latte?

22 g of sugar per can, including added sugar.

Is Throne Sport Coffee French Vanilla Latte dairy-free?

No. It's made with lactose-free dairy milk.

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