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When you are waiting in line at Starbucks to count the coffee names you are familiar with, you suddenly hear a "Triple coffee coffee 39s" that you have never heard before. Do you suddenly raise your head and wonder whether someone is in the wrong place or you have heard the wrong name?

It may not be popular in China. But in the United States, the private menu (Secret Menu) is no secret. Not only Starbucks, but also Subway, Wendy's, Taco Bell, Chipotle and other restaurants have their own secret menus.

Biscotti Frappuccino

Who says Starbucks sells everything separately? You can buy a hard muffin Biscotti at Starbucks and ask them to type it directly into your frappuccino.

Captain Crunch/Crunch Berry Frappuccino

Captain Crunch is not the famous breakfast cereal abroad, but the regular Starbucks drink Strawberries and Creme Frappuccino with hazelnut syrup (hazelnut syrup).

Triple clips

The name Triple Cruises sounds like a heavyweight, but if you take a look at its ingredients, it really takes the sweet drink to the extreme. Cinnamon Dolce Latte is cinnamon, butter, brown sugar and espresso. Triple Coffee adds caramel syrup and chocolate syrup on top of it.

Green Eye

Drip coffee (drip brew coffee) with one espresso (1 shot of espresso) is called Red Eye, and two servings are called Black Eye. That's what most people drink. What if you like something special, thicker than Black Eye? Tell the clerk extra 3 shots? In fact, it is also called Green Eye, in some places it is called Blue Eye, or Triple Death. Is it true that the amount of coffee will make people so excited that their eyes glow green?

London Fog

Is the simple "Earl Black Tea" (EarlGrey Tea) a little boring? Tell the clerk to add some vanilla syrup and caramel in it, take out the tea bag in a minute, mix it, stir it, and enjoy the London fog.

Dirty Chai & Double Dirty

Chai Latte is an Indian latte with four main ingredients: black tea, milk, a variety of spices and sugar or honey. If you add an espresso to it, it becomes Dirty Chai;. If you add two, it means that Double Dirty-- has a kind of coffee that disturbs the tea.

Zebra Mocha zebra mocha

It is sometimes called Penguin Mocha, Black Tux, or Marble Mocha. It's a regular mocha with white chocolate mocha, black and white, so it's called a zebra?

Marble Mocha Macchiato

Marble mocha macchiato is actually a mixture of two drinks, with a white chocolate mocha without milk foam on the bottom, one or two doses of espresso on top, and a rich chocolate sauce, and a cup of marble mocha macchiato is made!

The above is the official private menu, as well as the names of some more "localized" drinks. I don't know which Starbucks can make what kind of drinks. If you want to try, you'd better remember the ingredients first. You probably need to tell the Starbucks clerk the name along with the ingredients and ask them to match it for you. For example:

Widow Maker: half Iced Black Tea, half black coffee.

Snickers Frappuccino: try this "Snickers Star Frappuccino" that restores your energy quickly. Add some toffeenut to the JavaChip Frappuccino, then pour caramel over the cream, it tastes like a Snickers!

Grasshopper Frappuccino: grasshopper Star Frappuccino is actually a mocha cappuccino mixed with javachips and mint syrup. It tastes like mint ice cream, making you instantly feel like a small grasshopper with morning dew in the grass!

The Dirty Hippy: the Dirty Chai upstairs changed the milk into soy milk and became a hippie.

Banana Cream Pie Frappuccino: add a whole fresh banana to an ordinary VanillaBean Cr è me Frappuccino to make this unique and rich banana cream cappuccino! Next time you bring oranges, watermelons and grapes. Go and order a brand new cappuccino! There is no fresh fruit or vanilla fruit in China, and what customers bring is generally not allowed to be added (for food safety), so this drink cannot be made.

These are just a small number of private menus. Starbucks' latest menu has more than 200 +.

The next time you go to Starbucks, ask if your local branch offers these special drinks. There might be a surprise.

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