Does Hershey's chocolate syrup have caffeine?

Just like cocoa powder, Hershey’s cocoa syrup does not contain caffeine. It is made from cocoa beans, the seeds of the cacao plant. Cocoa nibs are roasted and ground to create cocoa powder. Caffeine is only found in cocoa beans, not the cocoa products made from them. Hershey’s cocoa syrup is made from cocoa powder, sugar, and other natural flavors.

Does Hershey's chocolate syrup have caffeine taste?

Hershey's syrup is made from cocoa extract and, therefore, has no caffeine added. However, it does contain 30% more caffeine than regular sugar. In other words, if you like your coffee hot or iced, you might want to skip the Hershey's when you’re in the mood to indulge.

Does Hershey's syrup have caffeine?

The Hershey's website says that their authentic chocolate syrup is made from a proprietary blend of cocoa powder and natural and artificial flavors. While Hershey's website does not list the ingredients of its chocolate syrup, it does say that the ingredients have been certified as “gluten free” and “dairy free” by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration.

Does Hershey's syrup have stimulants?

Yes, Hershey's does contain caffeine. If you are sensitive to caffeine, it's best to avoid the stuff entirely, especially if it's your first time trying cocoa-based hot cocoa. According to the Hershey's website, 0.3 milligrams of caffeine per 12 fluid ounces is the amount of caffeine found in each bag of Hershey's Syrup.

Does Hershey's syrup have stimulant taste?

As for whether this is a legitimate concern, we found several sites online that claim Hershey’s syrup does have a strong, slightly bitter taste, similar to coffee’s. However, it’s hard to find any studies or credible documentation that confirms this. We did find a website that says Hershey’s is part of a class of chocolates that naturally contain caffeine, so if you’re allergic to caffeine, you may want to avoid it.