Starbucks Secret Menu Drinks get official app with $25,000 contest
You can find the secret menu in the 'Offers' tab of the Starbucks app, where the brand will feature new combinations regularly. Starbucks said the popular Starbucks Not-So-Secret Menu Instagram channel inspired this update.
What drinks are on the Starbucks Secret Menu?
There are currently four drinks on the app's secret menu:
Cookies on Top: Cold Brew with vanilla syrup, Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Foam, and cookie crumble topping.
Dragonfruit Glow-Up: A Mango Dragonfruit Lemonade Refresher blended with peach juice and topped with Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Foam.
Lemon, Tea & Pearls: Black tea and lemonade with raspberry popping pearls.
Just Add White Mocha: Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso with White Chocolate Mocha sauce and Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Foam.
Starbucks fans can submit their own creations
To celebrate the secret menu's launch, Starbucks is also hosting a contest from July 14 to July 20. Customers and employees can submit their own favourite custom drink ideas on the Secret Contest page.
📲Go to https://t.co/4EHGgcty3E for more info. The 'Secret Menu' option is under 'offers' tab at participating locations nationwide. (News/Image::Starbucks)Thoughts👇🏻 pic.twitter.com/X9qmcFldN9
Four finalists will be picked, and fans can vote for their favourite drink between August 18 and 20 on Starbucks' Instagram. Each finalist will see their creation featured on the secret menu and will get $5,000. The overall winner will receive an extra $25,000.
More summer drinks and store updates
This move comes as Starbucks continues expanding its summer lineup with new Frappuccinos like Salted Caramel Mocha and Strawberry Matcha. The chain also introduced the Iced Horchata Oat Milk Shaken Espresso and a Summer Berry Refresher with raspberry-flavoured pearls.
Alongside the drinks, Starbucks plans to renovate 1,000 stores over the next year to bring more customers back inside.
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