We love the official drinks at Starbucks—like the all-new Kiwi Starfruit Refresher and summery Pink Drink—but there’s so much more to indulge in on the secret menu. If you know how to order a secret drink, you can have it all at Starbucks.
This drink is #1 on our list of Starbucks secret menu must-tries. Here’s how to order a Cookies and Cream Frappuccino—and this drink doesn’t skimp on the sweetness.
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Starbucks has dabbled in all things cookie for a while now—most recently, the Mocha Cookie Crumble. What they don’t know is they’ve also perfected a Cookies and Cream recipe with ingredients that are in stock all year round.
Start your order out with a creme Frappuccino loaded up with two pumps of white mocha (for a Grande or Venti) and a couple hearty scoops of chocolate chips.
Most Frappuccinos are made with whole milk, but if you want to get all the goodness out of this drink, replace the whole milk with heavy whipping cream. Top it all off with some whipped cream and chocolate drizzle (or cookie crumble, if they have it), and indulge! The Cookies and Cream Frappuccino is a fan-favorite on the secret menu—you’ll just have to try it to find out why.
Need a little more mocha in your life? Check out the Twix Frappuccino.
Keep Your Barista in Mind
While the ingredients for the Cookies and Cream Frappuccino are permanent fixtures at Starbucks, not every barista knows how to make it. Starbucks baristas aren’t trained on secret menu drinks, so if you’re seriously craving this cookie goodness, make sure you have the recipe available.
You can also order it the easy way. Just ask for a Double Chocolaty Chip Frappuccino and replace the mocha with white mocha and whole milk with heavy whipping cream. Either way, this drink is guaranteed to be decadent!
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