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Lately, my friends keep talking about the Starbucks ‘secret menu.’ If you haven’t heard of it, it’s been around for a while. Basically, you can make Starbucks drinks even fancier by ordering off the ‘secret menu’ and turning familiar drinks into something new with the addition of a couple ingredients. There are entire websites dedicated to it!
At RecipeLion.com and AllFreeCopycatRecipes.com, we have our very own secret Starbucks menu… of recipes you can make at home! Yes, you can have your favorite drinks any time you want without leaving your kitchen when you make our copycat Starbucks recipes. It’s life-changing, I know. You could even invite some friends over. Then, you won’t have to fight the laptop-campers for seats at your local Starbucks, or worry about business people overhearing your conversations. Pretty great, huh? Let’s be honest… if you’re a big fan, you probably even own ceramic/plastic Starbucks cups. You’re ready for this!
5 Reasons to Make Your Own Starbucks Drinks
- You can make as much as you want. Double venti? No judgement!
- Your friends will literally run to your place.
- You can substitute some ingredients to make ’em healthier than the real thing.
- You’ll probably save some money!
- Throw a Starbucks-themed birthday party. Best idea ever? Everyone can dress up like baristas.
If you loved our Copycat Starbucks Vanilla Frappuccino, you’ll love this collection of green-lady-inspired beverages!
Homemade Starbucks Drinks
- Starbucks Copycat Mocha Slush Recipe
- Starbucks Frappuccino Copycat Recipe
- Copycat Starbucks Green Tea Frappuccino
- Starbucks Copycat Vanilla Bean Frappuccino
- Just Like Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte
- Homemade Salted Caramel Mocha
- Make at Home Starbucks Vanilla Spice Latte
- Starbucks Chai Tea Latte Copycat
- Starbucks Copycat Iced Passion Tea Lemonade
- Starbucks Inspired Pumpkin Spice Latte
Homemade Starbucks Snacks
- Starbucks Copycat Lemon Loaf
- Homemade Starbucks Orange Cake
- Better Than Starbucks Apple Pound Cake
- Copycat Starbucks Pumpkin Cream Cheese Muffins
- Better Than Starbucks Cinnamon Scones
If these aren’t enough, check out our collection of 22 Copycat Starbucks Recipes!
What’s your usual Starbucks order?
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These recipes are lifesavers. My tastebuds love Starbucks, but my wallet does not. These recipes are so simple that I can even make them in my college dorm room. The snack recipes will be awesome to make ahead and save for finals week when I’m craving something sweet. Now I can make as many venti green tea frappuccinos as my heart desires without breaking the bank.
This is an amazing blog! I always wondered if I could recreate some of the drinks i order from Starbucks. I go there on a day to day basis. I usually get a chai tea latte or frappuccino and I sometimes throw in a cookie or some kind of pastry. I don’t even want to think about the amount of money I am sure that I have spent within the past 8 years that I have been going there. The “Starbucks Chai Tea Latte Copycat” will provide a great way for me to not have to leave my apartment when I am sick, working on homework and not wanting to leave my bed. I will also have to try some of the other recipes too because normally I just don’t want to spend the money to get something I’ll end up not liking. How did you come up with the recipes?
I recently become a coffee drinker due to late nights spent doing homework and early morning classes. My friend introduced me to Starbucks Mocha Frappuccino and I’d been in love every since. It has really become my choice of coffee. It gives me the right amount of sweetness and morning boost. I love to pair it with a warmed cheese danish, but Starbucks are starting to empty my pockets, $8 a day adds up quickly for a venti and a pasty. I can’t wait to try these home copycat recipes. This will surely save me time and money. There’s nothing fun about waiting in a Starbucks line and hoping you get to the front in time, so you won’t be late to your 9 am class!
Really love this article. Has anyone figured out the average price per cup, made at home?
I love this blog post – and my wallet does too!
As much as I love Starbucks beverages, especially in the cold winter months, I do struggle as a diabetic to find “sugar free” versions of these. The infamous Pumpkin Spice Latte, for example, is not available at sugar-free. Any suggestions for lower-sugar alternatives to these recipes? Perhaps substituting unsweetened almond milk (0 grams of sugar) for skim milk (20+ grams of sugar), or using cinnamon and nutmeg in place of the pre-mixed (and high sugar) chi tea syrup?
Thanks for putting these out there! Hope to see a lower sugar versions of these tasty drinks!
This is great; I’ve always loved the Starbucks lemon loaf but buying them by the slice is too pricey for me. Gonna have to give this copycat recipe a try. Even the photo looks like Starbucks’.