McDonald’s Espresso Price, Calories, Allergens

Nutrition Values & Calories in McDo Espresso

Typical nutrition for a plain single shot (about 1 oz / 30 ml):

Nutrient	Amount per single shot (approx.)
Caffeine Content	~60–75 mg per single shot & double shot around 120–150 mg
Calories	2–5 kcal
Total fat	0 g
Saturated fat	0 g
Carbohydrates	0–1 g
Sugars	0 g
Protein	0–0.1 g
Sodium	Trace, a few mg

Calories and caffeine will change if you add milk, sugar, syrups, or whipped toppings. For official, location-specific nutrition, check the restaurant’s nutrition calculator or menu board.

A plain single-shot espresso from McCafé is extremely low in calories, typically under 5 kcal. This makes it a handy, low-calorie way to get your caffeine fix compared with lattes, mochas, or frappés that add milk and sweeteners.

Ingredients in Espresso

• 100% Arabica coffee beans
• Hot water (used during espresso extraction)

Any additions, such as milk, cream, or syrup, change the ingredient list and nutrition profile.

Allergens List

• Plain shot: no major allergens in the ingredient list.
• Cross-contact warning: milk and dairy may be present in nearby preparations. Customers with severe dairy allergy should notify staff.

Who Loves “Espresso” the Most

Espresso tends to be popular with commuters, office workers, and coffee lovers who want an efficient, strong caffeine boost. It also appeals to calorie-aware drinkers who want caffeine without added sugar or milk. Age-wise, most fans are young adults through middle-aged professionals, but espresso has fans across many age groups.

Notes: caffeine per shot is commonly reported to be around 60 to 75 mg. Price and availability vary by branch and promotions.

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