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Does espresso have more, less, or the same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee? Does espresso have more, less, or the same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee?

geo1985 replied: "more"

Mel replied: "Ounce for ounce, much more. Mucho More. More, More, More. Lotsa caffeine."

A Designer replied: "One OUNCE of espresso has the same amount of caffeine as one eight ounce CUP of coffee (if my memory serves me correctly). And, for the record, black tea comes in third place regarding caffeine content, then decaf coffee and then herbal tea (which has no caffeine). {Five cups of decaf coffee has the same amount of caffeine as one cup of fully loaded coffee}"

XoXoXo X replied: "much more"

SugarPumpkin replied: "A cup of regular coffee has about the same amount of caffeine as a shot of espresso. So if you compare serving to serving (8oz of coffee to 1 oz espresso), the caffeine is the same, but if you are comparing ounce to ounce (8oz coffee to 8oz espresso) there is much more in espresso. As coffee beans are roasted, the caffeine breaks down. As an espresso roast is the darkest roast you can get before the beans turn to charcoal, a lot of the caffeine is gone. There is more caffeine in one light roasted bean than in one espresso bean. However, espresso is a very concentrated beverage, so you are drinking a larger quantity of beans in one serving than you would in one serving of coffee."

bornetobegerman replied: "WAY WAY more"

BRANDY B replied: "it has more. it's not really healthy for you, either is coffee but try to add some kind of healthy stuff in it"

amytalt replied: "it has lots more 1 ounce of espresso is equivelent to an 8 ounce cup of normal coffee"

Blackcat replied: "Much much more."

Ryan S replied: "I believe it has more caffiene per cup compared to a cup of coffee. You may want to view some websites to get the nutriotional info of some expresso products as opposed to coffee in terms of caffeine."

Does a cup of tea have the same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee? Alot of you were saying it depends on the type of tea. I was wondering about black tea. I actually want to find a tea that is low in caffeine or caffeine free but can give me a little kick in the morning.

2manydogs replied: "http://www.cspinet.org/new/cafchart.htm Go to this site."

oh_boy! replied: "no"

granny replied: "some brands of tea has more than others,but they are basically the same"

april_lujano replied: "No coffee has more"

Crystal L replied: "It depends on brand but averagelly tea has less caffine."

HarleyBliss replied: "Tea"

amberharris20022000 replied: "tea has more"

Sugar PIe replied: "No, coffee is usually has more caffeine, but alot depends upon how strong you brew them both."

angle_of_deat_69 replied: "generally a cup of coffee has more caffeine than a cup of tea, though it depends on the strength of the tea or coffee. Tea leaves have a higher concentration of caffeine than coffee 'beans' however when your roast and dry coffee beans then make a cup of coffee it usually has more caffeine than an infusion of tea-leaves and boiling water water. If tea-leaves were roasted and ground into a powder like coffee, then a cup of tea may have more caffeine than a cup of coffee."

Kayl Q replied: "It depends on what kind of tea. Herbal tea (like mint, chamomile, etc.) has no caffeine, green tea has some but not as much as coffee, black and red teas usually have more than green. About the same as coffee I believe."

David R replied: "No, brewed tea has about 70 mg per 7 oz and coffee has 115-175 mg per 7 oz (if you use drip coffee maker). Other methods of brewing change the amount of caffeine, but it generally results in more caffeine per ounce than tea."

Frank replied: "There are many, many varieties of tea...from delicate jasmine to one called 'Iron Maiden' that will curl your toenails. The amount of caffeine varies with the type as well as the curing process, so there isn't a simple answer to your question. I prefer one called Po Lei which has less caffeine.....green tea is a generalized term for any tea that is not orange (pekoe) and doesn't indicate which one. Buying tea here in China is a treat, as like in Japan there is a formal rictual of scalding the tea cups etc, then the first steeping, and finally the drinking tea...and you can do this for each of the fifty varieties of tea....but some shops have even more kinds. In HaiKou City on HaiNan Island, one shop had at least 200 kinds, aged, fermented, dried, etc."

Anria A replied: "It depends on the type of tea or coffee. If it's just regular tea from a tea bag, and coffee from a can, the tea bag actually has more caffeine. I think it's the same for tea leaves, and coffee beans. But it also depends on the type. Ceylon tea (the tea we normally drink) is high in caffeine, but herbal tea, like Chinese green tea, or South African Rooibos, only has traces of caffeine in it. The same for coffee, some plants are bred to have lower levels of caffeine in it. Just check the labels of the two brands you are comparing. Hope this helps."

Spica replied: "Tea has less caffeine than coffee for the same amount. About one third to half. Green tea seems to have more caffeine than coffee. Calcium binds with caffeine and renders the caffeine ineffective. So taking lots of milk in your coffee or tea should cut down on the caffeine working on your body. At least, you won't be kept awake at night. Caffeine will also bind with the calcium in other foods, and even with our bone calcium. So it's not a good idea to drink black coffee with meals, or all the time. You may develop a lack of calcium."

vicky l replied: "no, coffee has a lot of cakkeine it on, tea doesn't. x"

Does a glass of Ice tea have the same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee? I made sun tea with1 gallon of water and 2 bags of Lipton Tea.

James L replied: "Coffee Has A Little Bit More Caffeine."

Judas Bag replied: "No, coffee has more. Coffee has about 160 mg of caffeine while decaf only has about 4."

Does anyone know the amount of caffeine in a large cup of McDonald's coffee? I've got this posted again in another category but I just wanted to see if anyone here might know the answer... Thanks.

DrangonFly replied: "the same amout as in any cup of coffee check this ... might help"

StarPhire replied: "It has about 243 milligrams of Caffeine. *I could use about two cups this morning, man I'm moving slow here! lol*"

Carole replied: "Starbucks had 422 milligrams of caffeine in a large cup. McDonalds came in second at 243 mg. So it is not the same as any cup of JAVA! It varies."

AMBER D replied: "Your coffee’s caffeine content depends on how you brew it. On average, an 8-ounce cup of drip coffee contains 184 milligrams of caffeine, while 8 ounces of percolated coffee contains 128 milligrams of caffeine and a cup of instant coffee just 104 milligrams of caffeine. Some websites claim it has 9.06 per ounce, to add up to 145mg per 16oz cup."

Which of the two drinks have greater amount of caffeine - coffee or cola? Which of the two drinks have greater amount of caffeine - coffee or cola? Could someone also give any sort of statistical information, possible? You know they say, you shouldn't drink a lot of coffee for the same caffeine reasons - a too much coffee is just a few regular cups per days; while I drink over 4 liters of PEPSI (cola) a day. Now I'm curious - what is TOO MUCH caffeine really? THANKS YOU GUYS - Y'ALL ROCK :-] Please send me the report b_vencill420. Thank you.

Yaakov replied: "Coffee."

thornrez1 replied: "coffee has about 80mg of caffeine where as cola around 35mg per serving"

b_vencill420 replied: "Coffee contains far more caffine than any soft drink. It's true that you shouldn't drink more than about two cups per day. A friend of mine just completed a paper on coffee for college, and she included a section on the caffine content and side effects. If you like, I could send it to you. But be warned, the paper was written for her English class, so it shouldn't be taken as an in-depth study on the health risks of excessive caffine intake."

howlettlogan replied: "Coffee."

dar replied: "offe because it has more caffeine. it has 80 gm . while cola has 40 grams. i'm first . hehe =)"

hamadadahab replied: "coffe"

E replied: "from what the pepsi website says. there is 90mgs of caffeine in coffee, 25 in cola, 37.5 in Dew.other sodas like jolt have 50. some teas have alot, but green tea has 5mgs which is about what milk and chocolate does."

ace_trycer replied: "cofee! a cup of might contain as much as 85 mg caffine as compared to a same glass of cola which might have around 40 mg"

Bree replied: "coffee has WAY more caffeine! here's a site with some info: good luck! :)"

southernserendipiti replied: "Typical drip-brewed coffee contains 100 mg per 6-ounce cup. If you are buying your coffee at Starbucks or a convenience store or drinking it at home or the office out of a mug or a commuter's cup, you are consuming it in 12-, 14- or 20-ounce containers. You can calculate the number of milligrams based on your normal serving size. Typical colas (Coke, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, etc.) contain 50 mg per 12-ounce can. Things like Jolt contain 70 mg per 12-ounce can. If you're drinking 4 liters of cola a day -- not to mention any other beverages or food that could contain caffeine, you're consuming more than 500 mg of caffeine daily. Prolonged daily intake of 200 mg or more may increase your risk for heart problems, early osteoporosis, and high blood pressure. Since caffeine is an addictive substance, try lowering your amounts gradually to an "acceptable" level. We don't want to willingly give our bodies a chance to rebel!!"

MissTea™ replied: "coffee ."

Does green tea have three times caffeine than coffee? My pregnant friend told me she can't drink green tea because it has THREE times the amount of caffeine as coffee does. (yet i saw her sit there and drink three glasses of coke) :) :) ANYWAYS.... is that true? I always thought green tea had less caffeine than one cup of coffee. thats what I thought, but the dr told her that green tea was worse.....doctors hey.. we should let tea makers run the world, they know more.

Edward replied: "Yes...actually it does. but some have lower caffeine than the other."

Francie replied: "Green tea generally has half the caffeine of coffee or cola."

PAULSC replied: "Green teas is approx. 20 milligrams, coffee is from 60 to 120 milligrams per cup. So, coffee generally has 3 to 6 times as much caffiene."

VeggieTart replied: "Green tea has far less caffeine than black tea, and that has considerably less caffeine than coffee. Green tea has three times the caffeine of decaf coffee, but not regular coffee."

zeph88 replied: "tea has 65mg of caffeine, regular black coffee has 90 mg of caffeine espresso at most would have 125-135 mg of caffeine caffeinated coke (soda) has 35-50 mg of caffeine"

Ankleboots replied: "chinese drink greentea its lovely good for you with lemon the coke has 20 tablespoons of suger in it sure shes good at giving health advice to you, that stuff cleans pennies like new so what does it do to your stomach!?"

Jeremy M replied: "It may do but most tea has a chemical which doesn't allow your body to absorb the caffeine."

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