10 Starbucks Secret Menu Frappuccinos That Are EASY To Order

The Starbucks franchise is as well-known as any of the fast-food giants, and die-hard fans of the coffee chain are committed to their daily fix. Starbucks also has a long list of

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Frappuccinos to spice up your coffee. So let's pair it with 10 Starbucks Secret Menu Frappuccinos That Are Easy to Order. Oreo Frappuccino The Oreo Frappuccino is a beloved

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item that reminds customers of nostalgic packaged cookies. There are several variations of the Oreo Frappuccino floating around the internet, but the simplest version is the following. Tell your barista you'd like a Double Chocolate Chip Frappuccino blended with white mocha sauce instead of the regular mocha, topped with whipped cream (either chocolate or regular, your choice!).

One Oreo Frap fan also recommended adding crumbled Oreo for the optimal experience. This will result in a creamy drink that tastes just like the beloved packaged snack. If you prefer more cream flavor than chocolate cookie flavor in your mixed drink,

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a Vanilla Frappuccino with java chips blended in and top it with mocha syrup, cookie crumbles, or both – whatever your heart desires! You will get an even creamier drink that is reminiscent of cookies and cream ice cream. This Secret Menu Frappuccino idea is also a great way to recreate the McDonalds Oreo Frappe (a menu item) at Starbucks.

As this off-menu treat has gained popularity, bloggers have created their own copycat recipes. One such version of the Oreo Frap includes coconut milk, coconut sugar, and cocoa powder; Since the drink has inspired vegan imitations, it's clear how popular and loved it has become among Starbucks' large customer base. Cotton Candy Frappuccino The iconic Cotton Candy Frap is classically sweet and caffeine-free, making it a great dessert option for kids and adults alike. The Cotton Candy Frap was launched on the official Starbucks Mexico menu, with an Instagram video of a child opening a gift and an evocative caption: “Do you remember what it feels like to open a surprise?

Come relive that moment with us.” The official launch of the Cotton Candy Frap coincided with the chain's "Back to the Flavor" campaign, which highlighted drinks with nostalgic flavors, including cotton candy and bubblegum. However, if you're in the US or Canada and are drooling over the caramel-colored drink, it's

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it off the menu. Simply order a vanilla Frappuccino with raspberry syrup. You will want an extra pump for an alto, 1.5 pumps for a grande, and two pumps for a venti. The concoction will taste like a bite of cotton candy in a creamy drink. However, a change in the formula of Starbucks' raspberry syrup has toned down the drink's bright pink color.

The raspberry syrup originally had an artificial color, but is now a natural color due to reaction from customers who found it too artificial. Unfortunately, that means the cotton candy fraps ordered today will be white, although they will still taste just as good with the inclusion of raspberry syrup. Cake Batter Frappuccino In addition to the secret menu drinks, another little-known Starbucks secret is that some locations will let you mix cake pops, biscotti, and other baked goods into your drink for a very special personalized treat. For the Cake Batter Frap, order a vanilla Frappuccino with added hazelnut syrup (again, an extra pump for a tall, 1.5 for a grande, and two for a venti).

Finally, politely ask your barista to mix up a cake pop; If you're lucky enough to get the extra, it'll take your cake batter mix drink to the next level. In fact, Starbucks promoted a very similar Birthday Cake Frap for the Frappuccino's 20th anniversary in 2015. The Birthday Cake Frap joined the menu for just four days and was topped with a very special rose-tinged raspberry-infused whipped cream. According to Starbucks' Secret Menu, pink whipped cream is usually only served for special occasions like Valentine's Day, so this was an exciting limited release for Starbucks fans. To replicate the Birthday Cake Frap, order a Vanilla Frappuccino with hazelnuts added in the same proportions as mentioned above.

You won't be able to put the pink whipped cream on top, but the rich flavor of the cake batter should more than make up for it! Raspberry Cheesecake Frappuccino This marbled pink drink is one of the most popular on Starbuckssecretmenu.com, the authority on fan-made Starbucks drink recipes. It is a dessert in a cup suitable for those looking for a balance between sweetness and richness. It's also very simple to order: simply order a White Chocolate Mocha Frappuccino with added raspberry syrup (in the same proportion as we mentioned). If you like it a little sweeter, fans recommend increasing the syrup by an additional half pump for each size and adding whipped cream on top.

This drink has also been affected by the chain's move toward more natural sweeteners. Since raspberry syrup is now colorless, the Raspberry Cheesecake Frap is now white, but fans still request it for its sweetness and convenience, pink tinged or not. A Starbucks barista on Reddit picked out some words for this combination, writing that the fan-made concoction “tastes like white raspberry mocha, not cheesecake. “Cheesecake tastes like cheesecake.” However, don't let that stop you from being creative at the counter, as long as you're polite. All of the drinks on this list require minimal additions, making them less of a hassle for staff while still allowing customers to change up their daily coffee consumption.

Candy Cane Frappuccino Starbucks already has you covered in the seasonal drinks department, but if you've exhausted the usual holiday menu or want an out-of-season mint cold drink, this frap should do the trick. It also follows the same general formula as most of the other drink pairings on this list. Order a vanilla Frappuccino with added mint syrup. If you're ordering it during the holidays, ask for a sprinkle of peppermint candies on top to make your creamy treat even more perfect. Coffee review blog Brewed Daily reviewed the drink in 2014, when Starbucks added a limited-time $3 Candy Cane Frap promotion, making the fan-made recipe a little less secret.

The blog described it as a great flavor combination of vanilla and mint. The only drawback? The Candy Cane Frap is caffeine-free, so you'll have to rely on the jolt of freshness from mint to start your day. Fortunately, it's equally good with an extra shot of espresso. Don't you fancy a Frappuccino? You can add the mint syrup that makes this creamy mix cool and refreshing to any drink all year round; in fact, the mint white chocolate mocha is a permanent fixture on the menu. Red Velvet Frappuccino Another drink affected by Starbucks' switch to clear raspberry syrup, the Red Velvet Frap is nonetheless a chocolatey, decadent favorite among secret menu-inclined customers.

It's also relatively

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to order. Simply order a half white and half regular mocha Frappuccino and add raspberry syrup (this time it's one shot for a tall, two shots for a grande, and three shots for a venti). The combination of raspberry and chocolate should more than make up for the lack of color. This elegant drink is also known as the Red Tuxedo Frappuccino. Starbucks has a similar Red Velvet Cake Crème Frappuccino on the official menu, which is described as a "confectionery-inspired blend of chocolate chips, mocha sauce, raspberry and vanilla syrup...perfectly sweet and velvety." The fan-made Red Velvet is definitely simpler, but it's a great alternative if you're ordering from a region that doesn't offer the official version and looking to minimize the time you spend at the counter explaining your order to a frazzled barista.

For fans of both Red Velvet and the Cinnamon Roll Frap, Starbucks Secret Menu has also released the more complex Red Velvet Cinnamon Roll Frappuccino, which combines elements of both and has quickly become a fan favorite. To add a tasty cinnamon roll flavor to your Red Velvet Frap, simply add dolce cinnamon syrup on top of the raspberry syrup (again, one dose for a tall, two doses for a grande, and three doses for a venti). Valencia Creme Frappuccino This creamy orange drink is a perfect alternative to the equally popular and delicious Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino for customers less interested in orange and mango juice.

It's also much easier to order at the counter. Just order a refreshing Valencia orange blended with a vanilla frappuccino base. Starbucks' Secret Menu also offered a convenient tip for those looking to lighten their barista's load: the drink can be abbreviated as "VOR, VBF" on the side of the glass. The Orange Creamsicle Frap that inspired this simpler version was created by barista Tavia H as an orange-mango take on the menu's Strawberries & Cream Frappuccino. If you order online or by mobile phone, feel free to try the more complex recipe as there won't be a line behind you while you explain your order.

The original Orange Creamsicle Frap is as follows: your choice of milk on the first line, orange mango or refreshing Valencia orange juice on the second line, classic syrup added (two pumps for a tall, three pumps for a grande, and four pumps for a venti), added cream base (two pumps for a tall, three pumps for a grande, and four pumps for a venti), and, optionally, whipped cream. The simplest version eliminates several steps and also minimizes the sugar content of the drink by eliminating the additional syrups needed to balance the Orange Creamsicle Frap. However, no matter which option you choose, you'll get a deliciously creamy and citrusy summer treat!

Mango Frappuccino This fan-made concoction takes advantage of Starbucks' seasonal launch of Black Mango Tea, which brings mango syrup back to Starbucks counters nationwide. The basic Mango Frappuccino recipe is super sweet and super simple. It's a fan favorite on Starbucks' secret menu and definitely deserves a spot in your summer drink arsenal. To order one, simply order a Vanilla Frappuccino made with one tablespoon less vanilla powder and added mango syrup (three pumps for a tall, four for a grande, and five for a venti). Like the Red Velvet Frap, the Mango Frap has a counterpart on the menu: the Mango Pineapple Blended Cream Frappuccino.

Starbucks' website describes the drink as a taste of the tropics. However, the Mango Frap is a good option for those with an aversion to pineapple and those looking for a simple, personalized drink with a clear and uncomplicated flavor. The Mango Pineapple Frap also offers a slightly different marbled look due to the layers of orange-hued mango and pineapple salsa mixed with the cream base. However, in Singapore a pure mango Frappuccino has been launched on the market. The Mango Mango Frappuccino was launched in 2018 and incorporates honey and citrus notes of Alphonso Mango in a blend of mango jelly, mango juice and milk.

Bubble Gum Frappuccino This nostalgic, caffeine-free drink is another lovely summer option that's not too sweet, although it takes inspiration from the popular candy. Bubblegum was also one of two candy-influenced summer additions to Starbucks Mexico's menu during the company's "return to flavor" campaign, along with the aforementioned Cotton Candy Frap. To replicate the taste of bubblegum in the United States, simply order a classic Strawberries and Cream Frappuccino without syrup (unless you like it sweeter) and added raspberry syrup (one shot for a tall, two shots for a grande, and three shots for a venti). . You can thank Plant City, Florida barista Jennifer V for this nostalgic treat.

Then Yummy wrote about the two candy-themed releases that were "made for your Instagram... but they're a little over the top, right?" They went on to characterize the candy-inspired flavor as "adorable," satisfying both adults and nostalgic kids. Starbucks Secret Menu has amassed a number of similar sweet-influenced Frappuccino recipes alongside Bubblegum, including Skittles, Tootsie Roll, Marshmallow Crème, Caramel Candy, and Pink Starburst, to name a few. The chain's move toward sweeter, candy-inspired drinks epitomizes what people love about famous Frappuccinos: They're a socially acceptable way for adults to get their shake fix, while also giving kids and tweens a sweet introduction to the coffee chain.

Dalmatian Chocolate Frappuccino This Frappuccino variation, inspired by the black and white spotted dog breed, is ideal for creative customers who love Starbucks' classic white chocolate mocha. It's also a super simple modification. Simply order a White Chocolate Mocha Frappuccino as usual, with added java chips. Order it topped with even more java chips in the whipped cream to complete the Dalmatian effect, and optionally add somevanilla or hazelnut syrup to give it more sweetness. The White Chocolate Mocha Frappuccino automatically contains caffeine, so the Chocolate Dalmatian Frap is a perfect combination of frozen deliciousness and a real caffeine delivery system;

You won't need to double it up with real coffee to get your caffeine fix from this tasty treat. This likely contributes to its popularity among coffee-loving customers who also enjoy personalized drinks. Best of all, adding java chips probably won't cost you as much as some secret menu drinks with more significant modifications. You can also apply the Chocolate Dalmatian formula to a regular hot or iced white chocolate mocha, as well as a chocolate-spotted version of the white mocha drink in all its forms. The Chocolate Dalmatian Mocha is one of Starbucks' most popular secret menu items, and it's easy to see why, as the simple modification is creative and novel without sacrificing caffeine content.

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