How much sugar is in these 'sugar-free' Starbucks protein drinks? As much as a candy bar, claims lawsuit

Starbucks is facing a lawsuit from U.S. consumers who claim the company misled customers by labeling protein drinks as "sugar-free," even though they contain lactose, a sugar naturally found in milk. The lawsuit alleges that these drinks contain as much sugar as a candy bar, suggesting Starbucks' marketing was deceptive. This legal action highlights a growing consumer concern over transparency in food labeling and the health implications of hidden sugars in supposedly health-oriented products.