Costa Triple Chocolate Muffin UK Price, Calories & Allergens 2026
The Costa Triple Chocolate Muffin is a 96g sweet bakery order with 402kcal per portion, 33g sugars and a UK price of £3.45 in 2026. That tells you quite quickly what kind of menu decision this is: more dessert-style chocolate snack than light bite.
It’s built around chocolate sauce, dark chocolate, milk chocolate, white chocolate and cocoa powder, so the main appeal is deep cocoa sweetness rather than subtle bakery flavour. If you’re looking at the Costa counter and want something rich with coffee, this is the kind of muffin that makes sense.
| Nutrient | Per 100g | Per Portion (96g) |
|---|---|---|
| Energy (kcal) | 419 | 402 |
| Energy (kJ) | 1756 | 1686 |
| Carbohydrates (g) | 53 | 50 |
| Sugars (g) | 34 | 33 |
| Fat (g) | 20 | 20 |
| Saturates (g) | 5 | 4.8 |
| Fibre (g) | 2.3 | 2.2 |
| Protein (g) | 5.3 | 5.1 |
| Salt (g) | 0.28 | 0.27 |
Worth knowing before you order
This is one for an indulgent snack break, not a balanced lunch replacement. The Triple Chocolate Muffin calories sit at 402kcal, with 20g fat, 4.8g saturates, 50g carbohydrates and 5.1g protein per 96g muffin. The salt is low at 0.27g, but the sugar is the number to notice: 33g per portion. If you want a sweet Costa food item with a clear chocolate focus, it fits. If you want something lighter or more meal-like, it probably doesn’t.
What kind of Costa food order is it?
The Triple Chocolate Muffin sits firmly in Costa’s sweet bakery range. It’s a grab-and-go dessert-style item rather than breakfast in the practical sense, though some people will still pair a muffin with a morning coffee.
As a food choice, it’s best thought of as a sweet treat, coffee add-on or afternoon snack. The 96g portion gives it more presence than a very small bite, but the nutrition profile is led by sugar and fat rather than protein, so it doesn’t read like a proper lunch.
Triple Chocolate Muffin price UK: what £3.45 gets you
At £3.45 for a 96g muffin, this is a single bakery portion with a rich chocolate ingredient list. The value depends on what you want from it: if you’re after a simple sweet snack, the price may feel like a treat spend; if you’re trying to get something filling for lunchtime, the protein number is modest at 5.1g.
The calorie count is also worth factoring in. At 402kcal, it’s a sizeable sweet bakery order for the portion weight, so it’s not the kind of Costa food you’d choose if you’re trying to keep the order light.
Triple Chocolate Muffin ingredients: where the chocolate comes from
The chocolate direction comes from several ingredients rather than one single source. The ingredients include chocolate sauce, dark chocolate, milk chocolate, white chocolate and fat reduced cocoa powder. That explains the “triple chocolate” angle: there are different chocolate types in the recipe, with cocoa bringing a stronger chocolate note alongside the sweeter milk and white chocolate elements.
Other taste-impacting ingredients include sugar, wheat flour, egg, milk ingredients, double cream, salted butter and barley malt extract. The result is clearly positioned as a rich, sweet bakery muffin rather than a plain cake-style snack.
Triple Chocolate Muffin nutrition in plain English
Per muffin, you’re getting 402kcal, 50g carbohydrates and 33g sugars. That’s the main nutrition story. The fat is 20g, with 4.8g saturates, while fibre is 2.2g and protein is 5.1g.
The salt is 0.27g per portion, so salt isn’t the standout concern here. The bigger decision is whether you’re happy with a sweet bakery item that’s high in sugar and fairly calorie-dense for a 96g portion. For an indulgent chocolate order, the numbers match the role. For a lighter snack, they’re less convincing.
Triple Chocolate Muffin allergens and diet suitability
The listed allergens are wheat, barley, egg, milk and soya. Those are significant if you’re avoiding gluten-containing cereals, egg, dairy or soya ingredients.
It’s marked as suitable for vegetarians. It’s not suitable for vegans, which makes sense from the listed egg and milk ingredients.
Where it wins, and where it doesn’t
The Costa Triple Chocolate Muffin works best when you actively want a rich chocolate bakery snack. The ingredient list backs that up with chocolate sauce, dark chocolate, milk chocolate, white chocolate and cocoa powder, and the 402kcal portion makes it feel more like a proper sweet treat than a tiny add-on. It’s less suited to anyone looking for a lighter Costa food order, a more filling lunch, or something lower in sugar. At £3.45, it’s a treat-led choice: worth considering for chocolate flavour, easier to skip if your priority is protein, lower calories or vegan suitability.
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Disclaimer
Prices shown are typical UK menu estimates for 2026 and may vary by store location, promotions, delivery services, or eat-in vs takeaway pricing. Nutritional values are based on standard food portion.