What is the Firework Frappuccino?
The Firework Frappuccino is a limited summer 2026 seasonal beverage built around a berry flavor and a layered cold-foam top. The cup is split into two visual and flavor layers: a thicker raspberry cold-foam on top and an extra layer of berry drizzle at the bottom of the blend. The result is a tart, sweet build with a more aromatic finish than a standard Coffee Frappuccino.
It is served in the standard tall, grande, and venti sizes. The default build uses whole milk, three pumps of raspberry syrup, and a whipped cream top. A grande in that build lands at around 410 calories and 57 grams of sugar, which puts it on the indulgent end of the Frappuccino line. The calculator above is built to make the lighter version easy to find.
How many calories are in a Firework Frappuccino?
Calories scale mostly with the milk and the toppings. A tall in the standard build is around 300 calories. A grande is around 410. A venti is around 560. The biggest single change you can make is the milk: dropping whole milk for almond milk saves about 135 calories in a grande, while dropping it for oat milk saves about 27. Skipping the whipped cream saves another 80. Switching to sugar-free raspberry saves 60 calories and 15 grams of sugar in one change.
How much sugar is in a Firework Frappuccino?
A standard grande has about 57 grams of sugar, which is the rough equivalent of 14 teaspoons. Most of it comes from the raspberry syrup and the cold-foam blend. The lightest possible build — almond milk, sugar-free raspberry, no whipped cream, no extra berry drizzle — comes in around 12 grams of sugar for a grande, almost all of it from the milk itself.
How much caffeine is in a Firework Frappuccino?
Caffeine in a Frappuccino comes from the coffee base, not the syrup or toppings. A tall Firework Frappuccino has about 70 mg of caffeine, a grande has about 90 mg, and a venti has about 120 mg. That is similar to a single shot of espresso in a tall and well below a brewed coffee of the same size.
How to make a Firework Frappuccino lower-calorie
There are four changes that move the needle, in order of impact. First, switch to almond milk for a 135 calorie drop in a grande. Second, request sugar-free raspberry syrup, which removes about 60 calories and 15 grams of sugar. Third, skip the whipped cream for another 80 calories. Fourth, skip the extra berry drizzle for 35 calories. With all four changes, a grande lands near 135 calories and 12 grams of sugar.
What is the difference between Firework and regular Frappuccino?
The Firework Frappuccino is a layered variant of the Coffee Frappuccino with a berry flavor. The biggest visible difference is the thick raspberry cold-foam on top. The biggest invisible difference is the extra berry drizzle at the bottom of the cup, which adds about 35 calories and 7 grams of sugar.
How to order a Firework Frappuccino (the barista script)
Walk up and start with the size and the drink: "Hi, can I get a grande Firework Frappuccino?" Then specify the milk: "with almond milk, please." If you are adjusting the syrup, say it next: "with sugar-free raspberry, three pumps." Finally, list the toppings: "no whipped cream, no extra berry drizzle." The calculator on this page generates exactly that order text in the receipt box.
Is the Firework Frappuccino available all year?
No. The Firework Frappuccino launched as a summer 2026 seasonal drink. Seasonal Frappuccinos typically run for 8 to 12 weeks before rotating out.