Caffeine & Sleep
Chocolate

Caffeine in Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece)

9mg
per serving
2% of FDA daily max

Is that a lot?

Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece) is 2% of the FDA’s recommended daily maximum, in a single serving.

Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece)
9 mg
Green tea
28 mg
Espresso
63 mg
Red Bull
80 mg
Coffee
95 mg
FDA daily max · 400mg
Before bed

When can I drink Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece) and still sleep?

Your Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece) cutoff
You drink it at
Bedtime
Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece) · 9 mg · assuming an average ~5 h half-life
At bedtime
3 mg
close to optimal
Latest safe Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece): 11:00 PM

How much caffeine is in Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece)?

A single chocolate-covered espresso bean carries about 9 mg of caffeine, a small but real dose for one little piece. They add up fast, though, so a handful quickly climbs toward a cup of coffee.

ServingCaffeineSugar
serving9 mg2 g

Per single bean; range ~6–13 mg.

Will Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece) affect your sleep?

At roughly 9 mg, one bean sits far below the 50 mg threshold and has negligible effect on sleep. It's only when you eat a dozen or more that the caffeine starts to matter for bedtime.

Source: Caffeine database / published assays

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Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece) & sleep — FAQ

A single bean at about 9 mg is well under the 50 mg threshold and won't keep you up, but eating a large handful late in the day could.

Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece) has 9 mg per serving — about 2% of the FDA’s 400 mg daily maximum for healthy adults.

It depends on your bedtime and how fast you clear caffeine. Use the calculator above to see when Chocolate-Covered Espresso Bean (1 piece) drops below the ~50 mg “ok to sleep” threshold for your bedtime.

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