Hollin Nutrition Info Singapore 2026
The hollin nutritional info question has a short, honest answer: Hollin doesn’t publish a nutrition panel, so there are no official calorie counts for any drink. That hasn’t stopped people from wanting lighter options, so this guide gives practical guidance on the lightest series, sugar customisation, dairy-free picks and caffeine notes, with zero invented numbers. If you need the lineup first, start with the full Hollin menu with prices.
Does Hollin publish nutrition information?
No. Hollin has no nutrition panel on its menu or website, which means there are no verified calories, sugar grams or fat numbers for any drink. Any page claiming exact Hollin calorie counts is guessing. What follows is practical guidance based on what’s actually in the drinks, and we’ll plainly say what’s a guess and what isn’t.
How do you order a lighter Hollin drink?
Think in layers. Plain tea and fruit tea are the lightest base. Fresh milk adds richness, the rock salt whipped cream adds more, and brown sugar, cocoa and ice cream pile on top of that. Customise the sugar level down, keep the ice up, and keep toppings simple, and a fruity tea becomes one of the lighter bubble tea orders you’ll find anywhere.
The lightest drink series at Hollin
The Refreshing and Fruity Tea series is the clear winner: tea, fruit and honey with no milk and no cream, from S$3.60 for a Medium. The Yakult series drinks, Yakult with green tea or fruit at S$4.50 a Medium, are lighter than the milky options too. If you still want milk, the tea lattes use fresh milk instead of creamer, though the cocoa and matcha versions are rich by nature. For what regulars actually reach for, the best sellers ranking shows the popular picks, and the kids menu guide has lighter options for little ones.
Dairy-free choices and caffeine notes
Dairy-free is straightforward: order from the fruity teas or plain teas, which contain no milk and no cream. Skip the Rock Salt Macchiato line (whipped cream), the milk teas and lattes (milk), and the ice cream series (obviously). If you add toppings, the plain handmade pearls keep things lighter than the pudding. On caffeine: black, green, oolong, earl grey, matcha and cocoa drinks all carry caffeine. The Honey Lime Juice has no tea in it at all, so it’s the closest thing Hollin has to a caffeine-free drink.
Hollin nutrition FAQs
Does Hollin list calories on its menu?
No. Hollin publishes no nutrition panel, so there are no official calorie, sugar or fat numbers for any drink.
Which Hollin drink is the lightest?
The Refreshing and Fruity Tea series, tea, fruit and honey with no milk or cream, from S$3.60 a Medium. We don’t have exact calorie numbers.
Can I customise the sugar level?
Yes. Sugar and ice levels can be customised, so ask for less sugar to lighten any drink.
Does Hollin have dairy-free drinks?
Yes. The fruity teas and plain teas contain no milk or cream. Avoid the RSM cream, milk teas, lattes and ice cream drinks.
Which Hollin drinks are caffeine-free?
The Honey Lime Juice has no tea in it, so it’s the closest to caffeine-free. Every tea and cocoa drink on the menu contains caffeine.
Does Hollin offer low-sugar options?
Sugar levels can be customised down, which is the simplest way to lighten any drink. Pair a reduced-sugar order with a fruity tea base and no toppings for the lightest cup.