26 Starbucks Drink Copycat Recipes to Make at Home

This version of the Starbucks beverage is made with coffee, cream, and chocolate. It sounds simple and it is, but it tastes wonderful.

Learn how to make your own Frappuccino at home instead of buying the bottled version at Starbucks or the store. As an added bonus, this version only has four ingredients.

All you need to make this drink at home is some espresso, milk, vanilla syrup, and caramel sauce. And it only takes a few minutes to make.

And yes, it does list substitution options for espresso if you don't have an espresso maker at home.

This recipe only has six simple ingredients, and it just takes a minute or so to make.

Stay home and enjoy a cold brew coffee with sweetened caramel foam without going to Starbucks.

This recipe uses a homemade cinnamon dolce syrup to give you the flavor of the original drink.

You'll get a recipe for the syrup (enough to make 6 drinks) plus the recipe for the latte.

Learn how to make Starbucks' vanilla sweet cream cold foam at home, and you can use it to top iced coffee, hot coffee, cold brew or anything you like.

With this recipe, you get the flavor of s'mores, with chocolate, graham crackers and marshmallow. So indulgent!

This recipe blends espresso with a homemade sweet brown sugar syrup, oat milk and ice. Shake it up and enjoy your homemade treat!

Do you wish you could get pumpkin flavors at Starbucks all year long? Now you can, at home.

This cold brew features real pumpkin puree, pumpkin spices, rich cream and more.

Starbucks doesn't just serve coffee. It also serves tea and that includes an iced Matcha latte.

This copycat recipe is easy to make anytime, using matcha powder. You can enjoy it over ice or blended.

With this recipe, you can make your own caramel sauce or buy one from the store. Either way, it's a simple recipe that gives you a delicious drink.

Another shaken espresso recipe - this time for Starbuck's iced chocolate almond milk. This one is easy to make and customize, using almond milk, blonde espresso and a homemade chocolate syrup.

So you love the pumpkin cold brew at Starbucks, but would prefer a vegan version. No problem! That's also easy to make at home.

This take on the pumpkin cold foam only has seven ingredients, and those ingredients include maple syrup, brown sugar and pumpkin puree. Hard to resist!

This recipe is based on one from the Starbucks secret menu. It uses caramel sauce, chocolate and vanilla syrup, hazelnut extract and cocoa powder to get that tiramisu flavor.

This recipe is essentially a strongly earl grey tea with vanilla extract, sweetener and foamed milk. To make it just like Starbucks, you will add a dash of lavender extract.

This will taste so much like Starbucks' Chai Tea Latte, but you only need a couple of ingredients.

The way you'll do it is by making your own chai concentrate with this recipes. Then you use it to make hot or cold lattes anytime you want.

This recipe includes instructions for making your own homemade pineapple ginger syrup. Add to that some passionfruit and guava juices, and then you shake it all up with coconut milk.

You make this drink with a real peach. The Starbucks recipe does not, as far as I can tell. Real fruit for the win!

This recipe for uses peach nectar to get that peach flavor. It features brewed green tea and freshly made lemonade, too.

Honey citrus mint tea is a great sore throat soother. This version uses less sugar and is still delicious.

It features lemon juice, peppermint and peach teas, and honey.

This recipe will show you how to make your own Apple Brown Sugar Syrup. Then it tells you how to use that syrup to make a delicious macchiato at home.

You may need to buy a few things to recreate this recipe, but it is so worth it if you love this drink.

You'll learn how to make your own spiced gingerbread simple syrup in this recipe, so you can transform your homemade lattes into gingerbread ones.

If you love the Cool Lime Refresher, this recipe will show you how to make it at home. It features water infused with lime, cucumber and mint.

This recipe shows you how to take dragon fruit powder, cubes or chips and transform it into this drink. This version doesn't have the caffeine, but you can add that with some green coffee bean powder if you want it.