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Keep counting caffeine from common sources: 12-ounce can of caffeinated soda: 30 to 40 milligrams of caffeine 8-ounce cup of green or black tea contains about 30 to 50 mg 8-ounce cup of coffee: 80 to 100 mg 8 oz energy drinks: Wide dosage range, from 40 to 250 mg Pre-Workout Supplements (per serving): 75-300 mg of caffeine Start looking out for and counting caffeine from "hidden" sources: Dark Chocolate (1 ounce): 20-30 mg of caffeine Milk Chocolate (1 ounce): 5-10 mg of caffeine Hot Chocolate (8 ounces): 5-10 mg of caffeine Decaf Coffee (8 ounces): 2-5 mg of caffeine Ice Cream and Frozen Yogurt (Coffee or Mocha Flavor, 8 ounces): 30-45 mg of caffeine Protein Bars (with chocolate or coffee flavor): 10-50 mg of caffeine Non-Cola Sodas (such as Mountain Dew, 12 ounces): 40-55 mg of caffeine Energy Water (16 ounces): 50-125 mg of caffeine Yerba Mate Tea (8 ounces): 30-50 mg of caffeine Certain Medications (such as Excedrin, per dose): 65 mg of caffeine Energy Gels and Chews (per serving): 20-50 mg of caffeine Anything that helps you be more precise with your caffeine intake will also help you to prevent caffeine jitters