The brightest, sweetest, and tastiest drinks at your favorite coffee shop! Ideal for a hot summer day and even better as a lunchtime snack. These yellow-colored drinks will change the way you see Starbucks.
I put together this list for anyone curious about their yellow options. Each drink will have a slightly different shade, but you get the point.
If you’re not careful, these drinks might pull you away from coffee permanently. Enjoy them wisely and don’t forget to show them off on your social media.
List of Starbucks Yellow Drinks
This is a complete list of all the yellow-colored drinks you can order from Starbucks. Find out more about each beverage below.
- Iced Black Tea
- Iced Black Tea Lemonade
- Iced Green Tea
- Iced Peach Green Tea Lemonade
- Orange Drink
- Lemon Cake Frappuccino
- Mango Frappuccino
- Mango Milk Tea
- Peach Apple Lemonade
- Lemonades Cookie Frappuccino
- Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino
Starbucks Yellow Drinks
1. Iced Black Tea
Iced Black Tea is a blend of black teas, it is ideal in the summertime. Black teas are made from the leaves of a Camellia Sinensis commonly known as tea plant, a variety of evergreen shrub with small, dark-colored leaves and a small number of white flowers.
This drink is typically sweetened with sugar, but it can also be optional to taste. To make the greatest iced tea, you’ll need a high-quality black tea with a wonderful taste. Tea connoisseurs adore iced black tea!
2. Iced Black Tea Lemonade
Iced Black Tea Lemonade is shaken with refreshing lemonade, ice for this Arnold Palmer-inspired beverage.
A distinguished satisfying treat. This premium iced tea is made of the finest quality black tea combined with a bottle of lemon juice and a pitcher of water.
The beverage is poured over ice, shake until it freezes. Dressed with a slice of lemon and rimmed with sugar-free crystal sweetener that offers an alternative to any form of sugar.
3. Iced Green Tea
Iced Green Tea is a tea that has been blended with mint, lemongrass, and lemon verbena. Iced green tea with lemon, lime, and fresh mint is a revitalizing and rejuvenating beverage.
Each glass is naturally sweetened with honey and rife with antioxidants. On those scorching hot days, a cold glass of iced green tea quenches your thirst immediately.
4. Iced Peach Green Tea Lemonade
The combination of Teavana green tea, peach-flavored juice, and lemonade shook with ice makes Iced Peach Green Tea Lemonade a popular Starbucks Iced Tea.
This peach tea lemonade recipe, like those from Starbucks, is prepared using green tea concentrate from Teavana Jade Citrus Mint tea bags.
5. Orange Drink
Don’t be fooled by the name; the most recent beverage on Starbucks’ secret menu is peach-flavored, not orange.
It’s a half-sweet Black Tea Lemonade with infused peach tea, for those of you keeping track at home.
Top your Orange Drink off with just a little soy milk to produce a thick, creamy appearance and texture.
Ask Barista for:
An Orange Mango Juice with vanilla bean powder and coconut milk.
6. Lemon Cake Frappuccino
Here’s a one-of-a-kind Lemon Cake Frappuccino that we’re sure you’ll enjoy. For those who want something more citrus than a chocolate or caramel Frappuccino, this is the drink for you.
However, blending a Lemon Cake Pop into your beverage may or may not be allowed at the Starbucks shop you’re in. Some shops refuse to serve beverages that contain food additives.
Ask Barista for:
Half lemonade, half whole milk to the first line with a scoop of vanilla bean powder. Add crème base and white mocha syrup (2 pumps tall, 3 pumps grande, 4 pumps venti). Blend in a Lemon Cake Pop.
7. Mango Frappuccino
The taste is delicate and fragrant, thanks to the addition of sliced or crushed mango.
We’re huge mango fans, and it appears that many of you are as well! We’ve received a tremendous number of beverage suggestions containing the new sought-after ingredient, so prepare to see a lot more mango recipes!
This simple Mango Frappuccino is delicious, easy, and fluffy. One of our favorite beverages! I tried it and have been hooked since.
Ask Barista for:
A Vanilla Bean Frappuccino made with one less scoop of vanilla bean powder and mango syrup (3 pumps tall, 4 venti, 5 grande).
8. Mango Milk Tea
Fruit-flavored milk teas are a popular bubble tea variety. The drink, which began in Taiwan and has since spread throughout the world.
We adore milk tea, and we’re sure you’ll like this mango-flavored version as much as we do! Grab a friend and have them try both; compare notes afterward!
With the new iced mango black tea now available in shops, we have a brand-new drink combination to try!
Alternatively, we might make some of our previous recipes, like this Mango Milk Tea, even more, delicious with new additions!
Ask Barista for:
An Iced Black Tea made with half and half instead of water. Then add mango syrup (1 pump tall, 2 grande, 2.5 venti).
9. Peach Apple Lemonade
Make use of seasonal ingredients like peach syrup to make this delicious Peach Apple Lemonade! This is a great recipe for summertime and an alternative to coffee.
Like several of the drinks, this fruity beverage is kid-friendly. It’s a fantastic summertime beverage and an excellent alternative to coffee if you’re searching for a caffeine-free option.
Ask Barista for:
A Lemonade to first line with Apple juice to second line with peach syrup (3 pumps tall, 5 grande, 7 venti).
10. Lemonades Cookie Frappuccino
The Lemonades Cookie Frappuccino tastes just like a popular shortbread and lemon ice cream cookie.
Lemonades may be a temptation you can’t resist when Girl Scouts come to your door or gather outside your local grocery store, but now they can be a guilty pleasure at any time of the year!
Ask Barista for:
A Lemonade to the first line with Milk to second line and White Mocha Syrup (2 pumps for tall, 3 grande, 4 venti), Hazelnut Syrup (1 pump tall and grande, 2 venti). Add Cream and top with whipped cream and if desired, put vanilla drizzle on top.
11. Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino
A classic frozen treat, Lemonades are a long-standing favorite. It’s light, refreshing, and a great balance between the Orange Creamsicles sweetness and the creamy vanilla ice cream within.
The method is comparable to the Strawberries & Crème Frappuccino on the menu, but instead of strawberry juice, orange mango juice is put into good use.
Ask Barista for:
Milk (of your choice) to the 1st line, Orange Mango or Valencia Orange Refresher Juice to the 2nd line with Classic Syrup (2 pumps tall, 3 pumps grande, 4 pumps venti) and creme base (2 pumps tall, 3 pumps grande, 4 pumps venti).
Summary
The purpose of this article was to list every yellow drink you can order at Starbucks so that you can find all of your options in one place.
I hope you got what you were looking for and can pick a delicious lemon tea or decide to try a mango frappuccino the next time you’re in the mood for something other than coffee.
If you feel like I missed something feel free to let me know. I am happy to add more Starbucks yellow drinks to my list.
I’ve always seen coffee as a way of bringing people together. Everywhere I go people seem to enjoy a fresh cup of coffee and that’s what drives my passion. There’s always a new brew to master, and there’s always a new face to enjoy it with. Hitch a ride with me on a coffee-fueled adventure to find a perfect cup.
