The Starbucks secret menu doesn’t slow down, especially around Halloween. We’ve already shared out some of the best recipes for spooky sippers, like the Jack Skellington Frappuccino, the Frankenstein Frappuccino and even Frappuccinos based on your favorite Hogwarts house. Now, we’re craving something classic—and creepy—to really kick off everyone’s favorite freaky holiday.
The Werewolf Frappuccino from Starbucks is guaranteed to have you howling for more. But you don’t have to wait until the full moon to get it—here’s how to order one right now!
What’s in a Werewolf Frappuccino
This recipe comes to us from Totally the Bomb and @StarbucksIsBae on TikTok, who couldn’t help but share this recipe with the rest of us fright fans this year.
Start your order off with a Grande Mocha Cookie Crumble Frappuccino, and while your barista blends it up, request some extra mocha sauce at the bottom of the cup. Skip the mocha drizzle and cookie crumbles on the top and replace them with some whipped cream and a drizzle of strawberry puree, and voila! You’ve got a Werewolf Frappuccino that’s so good you’ll go barking mad.
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This Frappuccino is so pretty, we almost don’t want to indulge! …Almost.
Keep Your Barista in Mind
Like all Starbucks secret menu drinks, you’ll have to have the recipe available at the drive-thru instead of ordering the Werewolf Frappuccino by name. This Frappuccino is relatively simple, but Starbucks baristas aren’t trained on secret menu drinks. Carefully explain the recipe to your barista, or put your order in via the mobile app to avoid committing a barista pet peeve.
If you needed an excuse for a Starbucks run today, here’s your sign! Head to Starbucks ASAP for a Werewolf Frappuccino.
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