🤎Starbucks~Snoopy Cookie Frap💚
💚☕Taste testing A Snoopy frap.☕💚
☕Ingredients ☕
vanilla
pumpkin
coffe
cold foam
chocolate crushed cookies
💚Snoopy Cookie Frap
💵 Price: $9 + tax ( depending on your location)
📍Location: Starbucks
Context & thoughts: It's pretty much Starbucks already great flavors mix/ match into one.
Overall rating:3 /5
☕What I Ordered: Grande Snoopy Cookie Frap
pro's: it's actually good taste like a coffee milk shake or ice cream with th cold foam
cons: wish the pumpkin flavor was a bit stronger
⭐ would I recommend~ yes!
will you try it? have you tried it? let me know what you think.
Trying the Snoopy Cookie Frap at Starbucks was a unique experience blending several classic flavors into one indulgent drink. The combination of vanilla bean frappuccino with pumpkin cream cold foam and chocolate cookie crumble creates a dessert-like coffee treat that feels like a milkshake with a seasonal twist. From my personal experience, the cold foam adds a creamy, frothy texture that really elevates the drink beyond a typical iced coffee. The pumpkin flavor is subtle but pleasant, allowing the vanilla and coffee notes to shine through without being overpowering. Although I wished the pumpkin flavor was more pronounced, the balance made the drink smooth and easy to enjoy. One helpful tip is that you can customize the sweetness and intensity; in my order, four pumps of white mocha added a nice sweet complexity without being cloying. Opting out of whipped cream allowed the cookie crumble topping to stand out more, providing a delightful textural contrast. Overall, the Snoopy Cookie Frap is a fun choice for those who love sweet coffee beverages with layered flavors. Whether you're a fan of pumpkin or just looking for a new Starbucks favorite, this drink offers a creative spin that can be tailored to taste. If you enjoy coffee drinks that resemble a milkshake or ice cream dessert, definitely give this a try. It's a reminder that seasonal ingredients and playful toppings can turn a simple coffee order into a flavorful treat worth sharing.



Is it on the menu or do you have to order it specifically?