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Starbucks Secret Menu Items, Some days, it seems like our regular trip to Starbucks is the only thing keeping us going. Even though a morning pick-me-up is pretty much required, it can grow monotonous to always get the same latte. Does anyone at six in the morning know the difference between a cappuccino and a macchiato? The Starbucks menu is quite lengthy and sometimes intimidating. We have a long list of desirable goods that you actually won’t even find on the Starbucks menu if you suffer from the agonizing problem of never knowing what to purchase. We have selected the tastiest, nicest, and most well-liked unique things for you to order because the Starbucks hidden menu is possibly even more confusing than the ordinary menu.

You should be aware that the Starbucks secret menu is, in fact, a secret. Before you pull up to the drive-through and order a Squid Games Frappuccino, be sure you know what the drink is comprised of so you can describe it to the barista because Starbucks staff aren’t required to memorize an actual printed menu.

Here are 11 Starbucks items that are only available on their secret menu, along with descriptions of their flavors.

1. Twix Frappuccino

Before TikTok even existed, this drink is perhaps the one that made Starbucks’ hidden menu popular and caused it to become viral. This foamy delicacy combines the four greatest pleasures in life: coffee, chocolate, and caramel. This cocktail with a candy bar theme uses a caramel frappuccino as a basis and has enough caffeine to serve as your morning pick-me-up.

Here is a well-liked rendition of Taste of Home’s top-secret menu item. The Twix Frappuccino can be ordered by asking for a caramel frappuccino, adding two pumps of hazelnut syrup, java chips, additional caramel sauce, and mocha drizzle on top. If you decide to get a venti, don’t hesitate to add a few more pumps of hazelnut.

2. Butterbeer Frappuccino

We are really disappointed that we are unable to travel to the Hogsmeade village, much like the 14-year-old Harry Potter. Head over to Starbucks for the next best thing while you moan that you’ll never be able to relax on a seat at the Three Broomsticks and enjoy a foaming butterbeer. There are many reasons why the enormous Harry Potter following is excellent, but their unwavering commitment to infusing everything with a Harry Potter-themed twist is possibly their most admirable quality.

Butterbeer does not include beer despite its name. You can get a creamy, sweet, slightly butterscotchy, and totally alcohol-free butterbeer at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios. Similar drinks may be found on Starbucks’ hidden menu, and as it is one of the few frappuccinos without caffeine, you are welcome to indulge in one whenever you want while relaxing with your favorite series’ movie.

You must order a vanilla crème frappuccino, three pumps of caramel syrup, three pumps of toffee nut syrup, and a drizzle of caramel on top, according to PopSugar.Although switching to oat milk as a dairy-free replacement will taste just as creamy, it is advised to use whole milk as the base for this beverage to taste its finest.

3. White Chocolate Pink Drink

Fun fact: The wildly popular Starbucks Pink Drink was once on the secret menu. The drink is now a standard menu item, but endlessly inventive Starbucks customers have come up with a tonne of ways to change it up. According to the Starbucks menu, it is created with a strawberry acai refresher base, coconut milk, and freeze-dried strawberry chunks.

The Pink Drink, which by default contains coconut milk, is perfect for vegans. However, full milk or heavy cream can be substituted for coconut milk to make the beverage a little more decadent. There are numerous ways to customize this beverage, and @Misselenaious’s version on TikTok has received over 37,000 likes. Her version contains sweet cream and four pumps of vanilla syrup.

Order the pink drink and add three pumps each of white chocolate mocha sauce and vanilla for what aficionados refer to as the White Chocolate Pink Drink. You should be aware that white chocolate mocha sauce contains dairy; exclude it to make the beverage as vegan-friendly as possible.

4. Squid Games Frappuccino

It’s time to watch Netflix’s Squid Games if you haven’t already; according to Forbes, it’s the most popular show the service has ever produced. But before you start the game, head over to Starbucks and have a frappuccino with a Squid Games theme. If you’ve seen it, you undoubtedly wonder how a good beverage could be inspired by a graphic television program, but don’t worry. Nothing gruesome about this tasty, energizing treat.

Squid Games has themes of morality, poverty, and life and death. How might this be added to a frappuccino recipe? Because the recipe was developed by Totally the Bomb and “is designed to embody both the logo of the show and the costumes of the guards,” we are unable to respond. The flavor of this drink is virtually akin to a chocolate-covered strawberry, with a fruity foundation and a bar of chocolate covering.

Order a strawberry créme frappuccino, add a scoop of dragonfruit inclusion, two pumps of white chocolate mocha sauce, and a drizzle of mocha on top advises Totally the Bomb.

5. Sour Patch Kid Drink

The Sour Patch Kid Drink, like many other secret menu items, became very popular on TikTok. One of the non-blended secret menu drinks. This one is the ideal amount of tart and cools on a hot day. The tart lemonade and a medley of fruity tastes are used to create the sour-sweet beverage.

With more than 40,000 likes, the Sour Patch Kid Drink uploaded to TikTok by @KortneyAndKarlee is clearly a success. How to order is as follows: Grab a venti lemonade and top it with six pumps of raspberry syrup and six pumps of strawberry purée.

Fair warning: this beverage is incredibly sweet and is called after the chewy candy for a reason. Use half the syrup pumps or choose a smaller size if you’re curious but not seeking a sugar rush.

6. Raspberry Cheesecake Frappuccino

Is there anything more decadent than a slice of luscious, creamy cheesecake? Although there isn’t anything finer than a classic raspberry cheesecake. We’re pleased to live in a world where new cheesecake varieties are always being produced (the Cheesecake Factory. Which is named for the dessert, boasts 34 of them). That direction is clear. A raspberry cheesecake slice blended in a blender makes up the flavor of the Starbucks secret menu frappuccino.

We have the desired Raspberry Cheesecake Frappuccino recipe for you, courtesy of (again) Totally The Bomb. Order a white mocha frappuccino in a large size and top it with caramel crunch topping and add one pump each of hazelnut and raspberry flavors. Ask your barista to add a light strawberry puree on top of the whipped cream to complete the dish.

7. Medicine Ball

You might be wondering if frozen desserts with lots of sugar are the only items on Starbucks’ hidden menu. (You are not to blame.) While there are many frappuccino options. There is a hidden menu choice that is intended to boost your health if you’re searching for something less sweet. A hot tea-based beverage called “The Medicine Ball” is made with anti-cold elements like citrus, honey, and mint. Sharp spearmint clears nasal airways and lessens motion sickness, while honey and lemon are well recognized for soothing sore throats. Green tea also has numerous health advantages (via Good Rx).

Since the Medicine Ball is essentially listed on the Starbucks menu under the name of Honey Citrus Mint Tea. Ordering this secret menu item is really simple. It was once a hidden menu item made and consumed by sick customers looking for solace in a cup. And it has now been discovered to be delectable and wholesome!

A Starbucks worker gave Mashed the Medicine Ball recipe if you’re interested in making it at home. Or want to ensure that your order is perfect.

8. Thin Mint Frappuccino

Don’t you wish the Girl Scout cookie season never ended? Us too. The Starbucks secret menu can help you in the interim by satisfying your craving for Thin Mints. Everyone loves chocolate, but people have different preferences for different chocolate flavors. The majority usually enjoy chocolate and peanut butter together as well as chocolate and caramel. However, a small percentage of people appear to favor chocolate with mint. You either love it or loathe it; it’s one of those flavors.

Well, if you share our enthusiasm for it, you’ll adore this creative take on the classic chocolate frappuccino. The flavor of this dish from Totally the Bomb is the ideal, creamy marriage of dark chocolate and fresh mint. Ask for a Double Chocolaty Chip Créme Frappuccino with an additional pump of mocha sauce. Two pumps of peppermint syrup (or four pumps if you want a venti), and matcha powder on top of your whipped cream for an additional splash of color and flavor.

9. Pumpkin Pie Frappuccino

No matter what the calendar says, fall begins when Starbucks introduces its pumpkin spice drinks and concludes when they are no longer available. (Typically, this refers to late August through early January.) We really enjoy pumpkin spice-flavored products when they are available. Which is a shame since they aren’t available all year long. Over the years, the popularity of pumpkin spice goods has exploded. And Starbucks has added a variety of pumpkin-flavored menu items in addition to the original Pumpkin Spice Latte. Including the Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew, which is one of the brand’s most well-known beverages.

There is a pumpkin spice frappuccino on the Starbucks menu. But the one on the hidden menu has a stronger pumpkin pie flavor. The following is the recipe from Totally the Bomb: Order a pumpkin crème frappuccino with heavy cream (if dairy isn’t your thing, use oat milk for the cream to keep your drink creamy and foamy), cinnamon powder, and cinnamon dolce sprinkles on top (two pumps for a grande and four for a venti). This pie-in-a-cup will be something you drink all autumn long.

10. Chai-der

Black tea leaves and a variety of spices are often used to make the traditional Indian tea known as chai. Starbucks brews its Chai tea with black tea, ginger, cinnamon, black pepper, cardamom, star anise, and cloves, according to its website. Starbucks sells a lot of chai drinks, including the Chai Tea Latte, which is a customer favorite.

Chai tea and apple cider are combined to make a chai-der, a warm, sweet beverage with hints of cinnamon, caramel, and spice. The wonderful thing about this beverage is that it isn’t extremely sweet (although it may be if you add more syrups), and the chai gives it a tiny caffeine kick, making it less potent than a drink made with coffee. Bustle offers several variations of this hidden menu item, but we believe the following one tastes the best: Order a grande Caramel Apple Spice, but only request half of the cinnamon-dolce syrup that it is typically made with. Instead, ask for Chai to concentrate in place of the remaining half.

11. Fruitcake Frappuccino

It is well known that fruitcake has a poor reputation among the general public. It’s a rich cake that’s jam-packed with nuts and dried fruits. It’s loved by some and despised by others. Starbucks introduced a Fruitcake Frappuccino in 2016. It was available for a brief period of time and was never added to the menu. Despite being generally favorably received. If you didn’t get a chance to try it, don’t worry—we have a secret menu recipe that rivals the original.

Hazelnut and different fruit flavors are included in the recipe from Totally the Bomb. Which is deemed festive enough for the holiday season. Start by placing a drink order for a white mocha frappuccino with just two pumps of mocha. Add a scoop of strawberry inclusion to be blended in, two pumps of hazelnut syrup, one pump of raspberry syrup, and a scoop of inclusion. Add extra strawberry chunks and chestnut praline topping to the drink’s top.