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Starbucks Spreads Menu USA

The spreads shelf is one item: the Avocado Spread, a sealed cup of avocado seasoned with lime, sea salt, garlic and a little chili, 90 calories. Starbucks lists it alongside every sandwich, wrap and bagel as an add-on, and the reference store does not list a separate pickup price for it.

This page covers what is in the cup and how it stays green, what to put it on, the calories it adds to each order, the vegan question, and why it is sold this way rather than spread in store.

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Calories90 to 90

What Is in the Avocado Spread

Hass avocado, lime juice, sea salt, garlic, onion and a touch of jalapeño, processed under high pressure so it keeps its color without preservatives. The pressure treatment is why the cup can sit in the cold case for days and still be green when you open it. The texture is closer to a smooth guacamole than to sliced avocado.

A cup is 90 calories, 8 g of fat, almost all of it the monounsaturated kind, 1 g of protein and 0 g of sugar. It declares N/A and is vegan and gluten free.

ItemCaffeineCalories
Avocado Spreadn/a90 cal

What to Put It On

BuildBase caloriesWith avocadoVegan
Plain Bagel250about 340Yes
Everything Bagel270about 360Yes
Spinach, Feta & Egg White Wrap290about 380No
Bacon, Gouda & Egg Sandwich360about 450No
Tomato & Mozzarella on Focaccia360about 450No

The plain bagel with avocado is the vegan breakfast at Starbucks and the order the spread was introduced for in 2019. On a warm sandwich it is best added after the sandwich comes out of the oven, since the store will not heat the cup.

Why It Comes in a Cup

Starbucks does not prepare food to order; everything is heated or assembled from sealed packs. Cut avocado browns within minutes and cannot be held in a store, so the pressure-treated cup is the only way to offer it. It also keeps the avocado away from the shared tongs and oven, which is why it is one of the few items in the case with no cross-contact worry.

The cup comes with a wooden knife if you ask. Most people spread it on a bagel at the counter or take the cup home.

Is the Avocado Spread Healthy?

  • Yes, as fat goes: 8 g of mostly monounsaturated fat and fiber from the fruit.
  • It is 90 calories, so it turns a light order into a moderate one; on a bagel it is a full breakfast.
  • No sugar, no dairy, no gluten, no nuts.
  • Sodium is the one thing to watch; the sea salt is there for flavor and preservation.

For anyone who wants avocado without the bread, a cup with the Egg White & Roasted Red Pepper Egg Bites is a low-carb breakfast at under 300 calories combined.

How to Order It

  • In the app it appears as its own item under snacks and spreads; add it to the cart alongside the bagel or sandwich.
  • At the counter, ask for avocado spread with the bagel and the barista pulls a cup from the case.
  • Ask for a knife; the cup does not include one by default.
  • It is not part of any sandwich recipe, so it cannot be added inside a sandwich before heating.
  • Availability varies more than most items; small stores stock a few cups a day.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories are in the Starbucks avocado spread?
90, with 8 g of fat and 0 g of sugar.
Is the Starbucks avocado spread vegan?
Yes. Avocado, lime, salt, garlic, onion and jalapeño, with no dairy or animal products.
How much is the avocado spread at Starbucks?
The reference store does not list it separately for pickup, so no price is shown. It is priced as an add-on at most stores; the app shows your store's figure.
What do you put avocado spread on at Starbucks?
A toasted plain or everything bagel is the usual order. It also goes on the egg white wrap, any breakfast sandwich or the lunch sandwiches.
Why does the avocado spread stay green?
It is pressure treated, which stops browning without preservatives. It keeps for days in the cold case sealed.
Can Starbucks put avocado on my sandwich?
No. The store hands over the sealed cup and you spread it yourself; sandwiches are heated from sealed packs.