Calories in Starbucks Swiss Chocolate Dark come in at 219, and it’s basically what it sounds like — a small bar of dark chocolate sitting near the register for anyone who wants a quick sweet fix without committing to a full pastry. It’s more indulgent than you’d guess from something so small, mostly thanks to 15g of fat.
What actually surprised me is the fiber: 3.4g, more than most bakery items on the site, so dark chocolate does have some going for it. 16g of sugar is moderate rather than excessive, and there’s no sodium to speak of. It’s vegetarian, with milk as the only allergen listed.
It’s a different kind of pick than something like the Blueberry Muffin or the Chocolate & Hazelnut Brookie — those are meant to be a meal-adjacent snack, this is a two-minute chocolate fix. If you want a slightly more breakfast-appropriate option instead, the Granola Pot Blueberry is worth a look.
Starbucks Swiss Chocolate Dark: Calories & Nutrition Facts
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Pro Tip
Pair the Swiss Chocolate Dark with an unsweetened Americano or black coffee to balance out its sweetness.

