Which of the following is an iced drink that is not explicitly sugar-free?

• A. Iced sugar-free Blondie
• B. Iced sugar-free Cookie Butter Breve
• C. Iced vanilla latte
• D. Iced caramel mocha

Answer: (D)

The idea being tested is how sugar content is conveyed by labeling. When a drink is described as sugar-free, it means no added sugar is part of the recipe as described. If there’s no sugar-free label, you shouldn’t assume it’s sugar-free—the drink can include sugar or syrups unless you ask for a sugar-free version.

Two options explicitly say sugar-free, so they’re clearly sugar-free as described. Among the iced drinks without that label, the caramel mocha is the one that typically relies on sugary syrups—caramel and chocolate/mocha sauce—without the sugar-free tag, making it the example that isn’t described as sugar-free. The vanilla latte, while also not labeled sugar-free, is not highlighted in the same way for this distinction in the context of these choices, so the caramel mocha stands out as the drink that isn’t explicitly sugar-free.