Calories in Starbucks Bakewell Tartlet sit at 293 per piece, which makes it one of the lighter desserts in the case, if ‘light’ is even the right word for anything with 24.7g of sugar. My grandmother used to make a version of this with real almonds and jam, so the Starbucks take always feels like a slightly corporate cousin of the real thing — smaller, sweeter, but the almond flavor is genuinely there.
It’s vegetarian, made with wheat, egg and milk, and the fat sits at a moderate 12g. Protein is low at 5.4g, so treat it as a treat, not a snack that’ll actually fill you up.
If you like the fruit-forward sweetness here, the Raspberry & White Chocolate Swiss Roll leans the same direction. It’s less chocolate-heavy than the Black Forest Yule Log, and smaller than the Cookies & Cream Pop if you just want a bite of something sweet.
Starbucks Bakewell Tartlet: Calories & Nutrition Facts
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Pro Tip
Pair the Bakewell Tartlet with an unsweetened Americano or black coffee to balance out its sweetness.

