While the Starbucks menu is pretty expansive and has plenty of yummy stuff, I almost feel like I like the secret menu even more. That’s because it’s literally endless — anything you can think of, the talented baristas there can bring it to life. Take, for instance, the Cinnamon Toast Crunch drink. Not only is it a tasty caffeinated way to start your day, but it also tastes pretty much exactly like the original cereal. Ugh I want one now!
- The recipe comes courtesy of Totally The Bomb. If you love the Starbucks secret menu, chances are you’re already familiar with Totally The Bomb, a site that has an absolute treasure trove of original recipes for you to try out the next time you’re in need of a caffeine fix. The Cinnamon Toast Crunch drink is their latest creation and it just might be one of their best!
- It’s easy enough to order and so delicious. Getting your own Cinnamon Toast Crunch drink is easy – you start with a Venti Iced White Chocolate Mocha. To this, you’ll ask for some White Chocolate Mocha, some Cinnamon Dolce, and some whipped cream, cinnamon, and a special topping of Sugar in the Raw. If you want the exact recipe, you’ll need to head over to Totally The Bomb.
- Reminder: this isn’t on the actual menu. Don’t just march into Starbucks and order a Cinnamon Toast Crunch drink and expect the barista to know what you’re talking about. This is an original Secret Menu item, so while they’ll be happy to make it for you if you ask nicely, you’ll have to order it step by step rather than assuming they’ll know what you’re talking about.
- If this drink isn’t for you, there are plenty of others to check out. How about a Strawberry Cheesecake Frappuccino? If that doesn’t appeal, there’s always the Salted Caramel White Mocha Cold Brew. Seriously, your choices are endless!
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