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Starbucks Iced Flat White Menu USA

The Iced Flat White takes the hot flat white's recipe, ristretto shots and whole milk, and pours it over ice with no foam at all. It is the strongest plain iced milk drink Starbucks makes per ounce, at 130 mg of caffeine and 110 calories in a Tall, and it costs $5.85 at Starbucks (Northgate Way & I-5), Seattle.

Below is what makes it different from an iced latte, the size guide with calories and prices, the milk swaps that suit it, and who tends to order it.

Items1
Calories110 to 110
From$5.85

Ristretto Shots and Whole Milk, Over Ice

Two things separate this from the Iced Caffè Latte. The shots are ristretto, pulled short so they are sweeter and more concentrated, and there is one more of them: two in a Tall, three in a Grande, four in a Venti. The milk is whole rather than 2%, which gives the drink more body and a rounder taste against the ice.

Because there is no foam to build, the iced version is the simpler drink to make and the one where the ristretto shots show most clearly. It is unsweetened, with 8 g of sugar in a Tall from the milk alone.

Size Guide

ItemTallGrandeVenti
Iced Flat White$5.85 / 110 cal$6.35 / 150 cal$6.95 / 220 cal

The reference store prices the Tall as the lead size, which is unusual. A Grande is 150 calories and $6.35; the Venti reaches 220 calories because whole milk fills a 24 oz cold cup quickly.

Iced Flat White vs Iced Latte vs Shaken Espresso

DrinkShots (Grande)MilkGrande caloriesGrande caffeine
Iced Flat White3 ristrettoWhole150130 mg
Iced Caffè Latte22%130150 mg
Iced Shaken Espresso32% splash, syrup100225 mg

The flat white is the creamiest strong option and the only one of the three with no syrup or foam. The shaken espresso is stronger on paper but sweetened; the iced latte is milder and cheaper. For an unsweetened iced coffee with real body, this is the order.

Milk Swaps and Small Changes

  • Oat milk: the standard nondairy version and the one Starbucks itself pairs with the flat white in seasonal builds.
  • 2% milk: allowed, lighter, and it turns the drink into a strong iced latte.
  • Almond milk: lowest calories but thin against ristretto shots.
  • Blonde ristretto: lighter roast, a little more caffeine, a sweeter cup.
  • One pump of vanilla: the drink stays under 200 calories in a Grande and reads as lightly sweet.
  • Light ice: more milk, more calories, more of the whole-milk body that defines the drink.

Who It Suits and What to Know

It suits iced latte drinkers who want more coffee, cold brew drinkers who want milk built in rather than added, and anyone who orders unsweetened. Protein is 6 g in a Tall and fat is 6 g from the whole milk. It declares none declared beyond dairy and is made on the shared espresso bar.

It is a poor match for syrups and cold foams; the ristretto sweetness is subtle and gets lost under them. Order a flavored iced latte instead if flavor is the point.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is an Iced Flat White at Starbucks?
$5.85 for a Tall at Starbucks (Northgate Way & I-5), Seattle, $6.35 for a Grande and $6.95 for a Venti.
How many calories are in an Iced Flat White?
110 in a Tall with whole milk, 150 in a Grande and 220 in a Venti.
How much caffeine is in an Iced Flat White?
130 mg in the standard size from ristretto shots. A Grande has three shots and a Venti four.
What is the difference between an Iced Flat White and an Iced Latte?
Ristretto shots, one more of them, and whole milk instead of 2%. The flat white is stronger and creamier; the latte is milder and cheaper.
Does the Iced Flat White have foam?
No. The hot version has a thin microfoam; the iced version is shots and whole milk over ice with nothing on top.
Can I get an Iced Flat White with oat milk?
Yes. Oat milk is the closest match to whole milk in texture and is the usual nondairy request for this drink.