Starbucks Copycat Recipes To Try

The pumpkin spice latte from Starbucks is an iconic fall drink that people flock to every year when autumn comes around.

This cozy and scrumptious drink is surprisingly easy to make once you collect the correct ingredients.

With real pumpkin puree and a classic pumpkin spice mixture, you can make the decadent sauce and enjoy this quintessential fall beverage at home!

The Starbucks caramel apple cider might be less popular than other drinks, but I think it’s criminally underrated.

It has a slightly spicy flavor with a delicious and distinct juiciness.

This cider is the perfect warm drink to cozy up with when the cold weather comes, and with this recipe, you can make it at home whenever you want.

The caramel brulee latte is an indulgent beverage with a lovely toasty flavor that will make it your favorite drink.

I love ordering this at Starbucks, so I was thrilled to learn how easy it is to make at home. Topped with a dulcet caramel sauce, it’s an irresistible drink.

If you have a strong sweet tooth, this caramel frappuccino recipe will hit the spot.

With silky whipped cream and drizzled with caramel sauce, you’ll chug this drink down in seconds.

Frappuccinos may seem complex, but this recipe proves you can have this dessert drink without having to head to Starbucks.

For those who aren't fans of coffee, the chai tea latte is the perfect morning beverage.

It’s surprisingly simple to make with a few teabags, spices, and honey!

This recipe delivers the perfect balance of sweet and spicy that you want in a chai latte. And you can make it hot or iced!

The Starbucks sous vide egg bites are one of the fanciest foods offered by the chain.

They come in a few flavors, using ingredients like Swiss cheese, bacon, and onions. If you’re like me and can’t resist these tiny bites, then you’re in luck.

You can make these fancy egg bites at home with this easy recipe!

When you get hankering for chocolate, nothing hits the spot better than a fudgy brownie.

If you love the super chocolatey flavor and moist texture of the Starbucks double chocolate brownies, you can make them from home with this recipe.

You’ll impress your friends and family with how decadent and lavish they are.

Starbucks has mastered holiday flavors, especially the sweet spiciness of gingerbread.

If you can't get enough of their tender gingerbread loaf, you can make an entire loaf for yourself at home.

Topped with a luscious cream cheese frosting, I think it makes the perfect indulgent breakfast or a nice dessert.

Nothing is more refreshing than sweet lemonade, except for maybe the passion tea lemonade from Starbucks!

You can make this vibrant drink at home with a few simple ingredients. And this copycat recipe delivers the same vivid pink color and tart flavor you expect at Starbucks.

The salted caramel mocha is a delicious Starbucks drink with a complex flavor. It combines the crunch and punch of sea salt with the sweet decadence of caramel sauce.

Whether you want to start your morning with something sweet or need a yummy afternoon pick-me-up, this copycat recipe is perfect.

Check out other caramel Starbucks drinks to recreate.

The very berry hibiscus refresher combines vibrant tropical flavors with the earthiness of tea.

To make this at home, all you need are a few kinds of tea and juice, along with some frozen berries to add a little juicy flair!

A macchiato is an upside-down latte, which may sound somewhat complicated but is surprisingly simple.

This copycat recipe only calls for four ingredients, but you need an espresso machine to make it happen.

If you love Starbucks caramel macchiatos but want to cut back on your visits to Starbucks, investing in an espresso machine and following this recipe could be your solution.

Coffee and chocolate are a match made in heaven. And combined with the creamy thickness of a frappuccino, it’s a winning combination.

This copycat mocha frappuccino recipe will help you create the same Starbucks flavor at a much lower price.

Check out other frappuccino flavors if you love this one!

Starbucks got me excited when they added the paradise drink to their menu with a beautiful flavor of pineapple.

It combines silky coconut milk with a unique pineapple passionfruit base that you can make at home!

If you want to have this milky tropical drink every day, this recipe will be your new best friend.

The Starbucks sweet cream is a lavish addition to any coffee, but when they came out with the pumpkin cream, it changed the game.

While you can make cold brew at home with the right grounds and filters, this recipe keeps things simple and uses premade Starbucks cold brew you can buy at most convenience or grocery stores.

The cranberry bliss bars from Starbucks are light and tender with the perfect amount of tartness.

This recipe is intuitive, with its ingredients and instructions perfectly replicating these delicious berry bars.

Plus, you can also create the smooth cream cheese frosting and orange zest topping.

If you haven't had the pleasure of enjoying the iconic Starbucks pink drink yet, I recommend trying out this recipe pronto.

This recipe beautifully captures the luscious and vibrant flavor. It combines silky coconut milk with fresh strawberries and a sweet pure for a lovely and indulgent drink.

The chocolate sweet cream is the best way to add a little sweetness to your favorite coffee drink. And now you can have it at home!

With a bottle of cold brew and just a few ingredients, this copycat recipe helps you nail the flavor and texture of the Starbucks chocolate cream cold brew drink.

If cinnamon is one of your favorite spices, you can use one of the best Starbucks copycat recipes to create a delicious cinnamon dolce latte.

It only calls for a few ingredients and takes less than five minutes to make, so you can start sipping on this spicy and sweet beverage in no time.

While Starbucks is best known for its fancy and complex coffee drinks, some of its most popular drinks are coffee-free.

I think the vanilla bean frappuccino is one of the best coffee-free beverages at the chain, with the warmth and pizzazz of vanilla in a refreshing and chilly frappe.

With this brilliant beverage, Starbucks manages to capture the festive flavor of a sugar cookie and turn it into a warm and comforting drink.

If you love this sugary latte, you can have it year-round, thanks to this copycat recipe.

Starbucks may only serve this in the winter, but you can enjoy it 365 days a year if you make it from home.

One of the simplest Starbucks drinks is iced black tea.

You can recreate this drink with only three ingredients—and that includes ice and water! This recipe will have you feeling refreshed and content. 

The Starbucks dragon drink is a mysterious shade of purple and pink that always makes me take notice.

If you want to try this drink in the comfort of your home, this recipe is thankfully straightforward to follow.

With mango juice, coconut milk, and apple juice, the bright and fruity flavor comes together in no time.

One of the most popular Starbucks drinks is the vanilla latte. You can save money by creating this sweet and yummy drink at home.

While this copycat recipe is for the iced version, you can easily make it hot for the cold days when you want something warm to sip on.

When you’re fighting a cold or feeling under the weather, nothing can help you feel that much better like the Starbucks medicine ball.

This magical healing drink is surprisingly easy to make, combining two kinds of tea with sticky honey and tart lemonade.

Keep this recipe handy so you can make this at home when you're too tired or ill to travel to a Starbucks.

If you love the buttery, crumbly scones from Starbucks—I do!—this is the recipe for you.

These cranberry orange scones have the comforting flavor and texture of a baked scone with a bit of vibrancy from the cranberries and orange zest.

They are a delightful treat for any time of day, and now you can indulge in more than one!

Maybe you’ve made banana bread before, but you haven’t experienced the Starbucks variety before.

With chopped walnuts and a hint of vanilla, this recipe will help you create the authentic flavor of rich Starbucks banana bread.

One of the best snacks you can get from Starbucks is the tart and sugary lemon cake.

It has a moist and fluffy texture with sweet icing on top. At Starbucks, you buy these by the slice, but with this copycat recipe, I’m happy to say you can make an entire loaf to share with friends and family or keep it for yourself.

This drink combines the creamy goodness of eggnog with the perkiness of a latte.

It has the slightly spiced and milky flavor you expect from eggnog, with bold espresso shots for a beautifully balanced drink. And this copycat recipe only requires four ingredients!

The cotton candy frappuccino is a fun and coffee-free beverage with stunning color.

I love how whimsical and unique this drink is. The recipe features vanilla bean ice cream and fruity raspberry syrup for a berry-forward treat.

The shaken espresso drinks from Starbucks become more and more popular every year.

I recommend shaking vigorously and using brown sugar simple syrup, which has a toastier flavor than regular simple syrup.

You’ll be sipping on the foamy and delightful drink in no time.