Mcdonalds inspired DIY..

My daughter is only 2 years old, so I can't relax and enjoy a quiet drink at Starbucks. So, I decided to enjoy a drink at home while she has her afternoon nap.I've been to Starbucks many times, so I figured out what goes into each drink. After trial and error, I finally arrived at the perfect, authentic taste!Make sure you let the coffee cool completely before mixing it in. The ice will melt if it's still warm. Recipe by Arii-channo haha

More details athttp://www.chez-k.org/cold-items/chocolate-coffee-frappuccino/

I asked a Starbucks employee for the ingredients, and then I tried throwing it all together in a blender. It's healthier when made with soy milk.If you blend milk, sugar and and some other ingredients of your own choosing and top with whipped cream, you can make your own original Starbucks frappuccino. The Starbucks employee told me that they make theirs with milk, sugar, matcha powder (from Kyoto), and vanilla syrup. They sell vanilla syrup at Starbucks, so perhaps you could buy that? Recipe by norinoribear

I love Starbucks. I have a toddler though, so I made this so I can enjoy the flavor of Starbucks at home.If you don't have a sweet tooth, reduce the amount of simple syrup or adjust to taste.Customize as you like by adding chocolate syrup, or 3 pieces of dark chocolate and blending, etc. Recipe by Yuushin mama

The matcha cream frappuccino at Starbucks is actually high in calories, so I reduced the calories for this.Let the blender do its job until everything is nice and smooth. For 1 short sized portion. Recipe by Gakkoiburi

I love caramel coffee drinks and I wanted to be able to have one without having to pay 6$ to 9$ for a good tasting one! So I made this recipe

Inspired byStarbucks Strawberries Frappuccino(Gemma Stafford)

#nofire #referbyfarwaali #yumm

Just cheaper than the real, and the same great taste.

Very easy to make and tastes awesome..