Starbucks coffee has more calories than hamburgers, which is equivalent to a box lunch.

In a sleepy afternoon, or in cold weather, a cup of coffee seems to drive away drowsiness and chills, but it may not be a good thing for obese people. According to a report in the Daily Mail (Daily Mail), Starbucks recently launched egg honey, a limited commodity for Christmas, with 579 calories, 24 grams of oil and 74 grams of sugar, while McDonald's double-layer lucky burgers are only 440 calories, 23 grams of fat and 8 grams of sugar. The report shocked many Britons and even thought that it was inappropriate for Starbucks to launch high-calorie products, while others said that Starbucks did not sell health products in the first place and there was nothing to make a fuss about.

(the picture shows the calorie comparison tables of several Christmas merchandise, retaken from the Daily Mail website.)

According to domestic print media reports, although Taiwan's Starbucks did not launch egg honey lattes, it launched a cranberry white mocha in response to the Christmas atmosphere, which also contains more than 600 calories, equivalent to the calories of a super-commercial lunch. So coffee lovers should pay attention to the fact that if you drink fancy coffee instead of black coffee, you should pay attention to the excessive calories, fat and sugar in the drink, which are all potential sources of calories. The Daily Mail points out that according to the British Dietetic Association, adults should not have more than 60 grams of sugar a day, but a cup of Starbucks egg honey is more than 20%, which is a very frightening figure. At the same time, a spokesman for Starbucks in the UK said that when Starbucks orders, there is a calorie table, so customers have enough information to judge whether these drinks are suitable for them, so they do not deceive consumers.

Dr. Frankie Phillips of the British Dietetic Association said Starbucks drinks look nothing special and don't feel high in calories, but they actually have so many calories that they are even worth the calories of a meal. Dr. Phillip said that many people think that after drinking a drink, they usually eat other things, unwittingly eat too many calories, and when the body is unable to metabolize normally, it will naturally hoard in the body, causing people to get fatter and fatter.