Starbucks Has A Secret Cookie Drink, And Why The Elf Weren’t We Told This?!
Hold onto your seats, Starbucks lovers, because we’re about to rock your world. Starbucks has a Cookie Butter Latte hiding on the secret menu, and we’re about to tell you how to get your hands on one.
If your first thought is, “Woah, wait. There’s a secret menu?”, then we have to have a serious conversation. Truth be told, there is an entire separate Starbucks menu that exists apart from the actual Starbucks menu. It’s filled with customized drinks that avid Starbucks customers have dreamed up, created with the help of a caring barista, and then shared with the masses. This Cookie Butter Latte is just one of ~many~ secret menu items to try.
According to Bustle, this particular Cookie Butter Latte order was uploaded by an actual Starbucks employee to the r/starbucks subreddit.
As per the poster, the recipe needed to craft the ultimate cookie butter recipe is as followed: “[Order a] soy white chocolate mocha with two pumps white chocolate, one pump toffee nut, and one pump cinnamon dolce. Whipped cream, and caramel on top.”
Another user commented that one could just order a soy latte with white mocha, toffee nut, cinnamon dolce, whipped cream, and caramel drizzle to get a similar cookie butter flavor.
However, if a Cookie Butter Latte isn’t quite your cup of tea — or should we say, coffee? — there are so many different Starbucks secret menu items to try.
For example, the Taste of October Frappuccino — which starts with a Pumpkin Spice Frapp, cinnamon dolce, and toffee nut, and is finished with whipped cream and caramel drizzle — sounds like heaven in a cup.
As does the Samoa Frappuccino, aka a Mocha Frappuccino with caramel, toasted coconut, and a drizzle of caramel and mocha syrup.
If this whole Starbucks secret menu thing is news to you, it’s time to explore. One man’s regular Soy White Chocolate Mocha is another man’s Cookie Butter Latte, after all.
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