Fast Food: Best secret menu ideas as told by the fans
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Secret menu at Starbucks
Of course, I couldn’t begin this list without beginning with Starbucks, the OG of all secret menus. Here, I’ll list 3 of my personal favorites off of their secret menu! Let’s go!
1. Oreo Frappuccino
While this one doesn’t necessarily give you that identical taste to an actual Oreo, it’s just about the closest to drinking an Oreo that you can get at Starbucks, without blending actual Oreos inside of it. It starts with a creme-base, but let me tell you, if you do a coffee base instead, it still tastes just as good; however, it’s freaking delicious either way!
Here’s the recipe:
- Double Chocolatey Chip Frap
- Blend it with white mocha instead of regular mocha syrup
- Top with whipped cream
This is probably one of the easiest things off of the secret menu to order without listing 10 million things for your barista to try and accomplish.
Craving something even sweeter? Check out these next two candy drinks!
2. Cotton Candy Frap
This was probably the OG drink on the Starbucks secret menu. When the secret menu first started to scratch the surface, Starbucks’ raspberry syrup, which is used in this particular recipe, was bright pink, and now, it’s clear. So, you don’t get the same color, but the taste is there just the same, if not even better.
Here’s the recipe:
- Vanilla Bean Frappuccino
- Add in pumps of Raspberry to taste and depending on the size ordered
If you’ve got a sweet tooth and don’t like coffee-based drinks, this one’s for you!
3. Raspberry Caramel Macchiato
This one I’ve just gotten around to trying recently, and boy was it delish! It was something that I was a bit unsure of at first, not knowing how the two would taste together; however, it was one of the best combinations and definitely way better than I could’ve ever expected it to be! Now, keep in mind that I’ve only tried it HOT so far, but I’m sure that an iced version of this tastes just as good if not even better as well! It takes a cult classic and puts a sweet and fruity twist on it!
Here’s the recipe:
- Caramel Macchiato
- Add in pumps of Raspberry to taste AND depending on size ordered