Biscoff Croissant takes the classic buttery croissant and folds in that unmistakable spiced biscuit flavor, and at 300 calories per piece, it’s actually one of the lighter croissants in the case. Fat sits at 17g with 6.5g saturated, keeping it fairly in line with a standard plain croissant.
Sugar comes in at a moderate 8.5g and protein at 5.2g, with carbs reaching 31g. It’s vegetarian and contains wheat and milk, with sodium at a reasonable 320mg for a pastry this size.
If you want extra sweetness, pairing it with a Caramel Macchiato works well, and for something with a stronger almond profile instead of biscuit, the Almondine Croissant is worth trying, though it runs noticeably higher in calories.
Starbucks Biscoff Croissant: Calories & Nutrition Facts
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Pro Tip
Great with a Caramel Macchiato if you like extra sweetness.

