Starbucks Secret Menu: Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino (Taste, Ingredients, Caffeine, Calories, Copycat Recipe & More information)

Summer is fun, but nothing will make your summer better than Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino. Making the Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino is easy and enjoyable, as you will notice from my menu.

On one of the hottest summer afternoons, I went to visit my mom. I arrived at her door just as a delivery person was leaving. A full Starbucks cup and a pizza packaging were on the small table on her porch. I helped myself with the drink – which I later paid dearly. Although it cost me much, I discovered the Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino, one of my favorite drinks. I have learned a simple recipe to make it, and I will teach you.

Brief history of the drink.

Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino orders were first made in 2013 after Starbucks introduced Valencia Orange mango and orange mango refreshers. Customers liked the drinks and began customizing them, which immediately bore the delicious Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino.

Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino Overview

What’s in a Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino – (ingredients)

The Starbucks orange creamsicle Frappuccino originates from the drink’s ingredients: real orange fruit juice, milk, classic syrup, crème base, and whipped cream topping.

• Real orange fruit juice – is one of the primary ingredients and majorly contributes to the flavor and nutritional composition of the drink. It also gives it an attractive orange color.
• Milk – is also a significant drink component and contributes to its cholesterol and protein content.
• The classic syrup – is a sweetener Starbucks uses for most iced coffees, Frappuccino, and shaken teas. It is liquid sugar and easily mixes with iced drinks.
• Starbucks cream base – is made with sugar, xantham gum, and sweetened drinks. The whipped cream improves the texture of the drink.

Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino: Sizes, nutrition, Caffeine & Calories

What sizes are available

The drink is served in four main cups: Venti, Grande, tall and short, 20fl oz, 16 fl oz, 12 fl oz, and 8 fl oz, respectively. If you are taking the drink for the first time, I would advise that you order a small or tall size and see if you like it. Since it is one of my favorites, I usually order Grande or Venti. The vent size is excellent when I have a long drive.

Nutritional facts

A Grande serving of the Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino has 330 calories. The calories mainly come from the orange juice, the base cream, and the classic syrups with high sugar content. It has 53g of carbs which primarily come from the syrup. The 9 grams of protein make it a nutritious drink.

The table below shows the complete nutritional composition of the drink

Calorie count (out of 2,000 calories daily intake)	330
Nutrient Content (per Grande serving)	% of Daily Value
Total Fat (10g)   Trans Fat (0g) Saturated Fat (5g)	27%   37%
Total carbohydrates (53g)   Sugar (48g) Dietary Fiber	63%
Proteins (9g)	11%
Cholesterol (35mg)	16%
Sodium (250mg)	14%

Caffeine information

The drink has zero caffeine, making it excellent if you avoid caffeine or fight caffeine addiction. The zero caffeine is because it has none of its ingredients made of coffee or tea. Although individuals avoiding caffeine would love the drink, those that need a little caffeine stimulation may not find the drink ideal.

So, what does Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino taste like?

The Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino is sweet, with a strong orange drink. It is refreshing on a hot day; most people describe it as delicious and pretty good. The milk provides a balanced taste making the orange flavor less prominent so that you can differentiate it from an orange Valencia refresher juice.

Ways to Customize an Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino at Starbucks.

You can customize the drink by changing the type of milk. Using oat soy or coconut milk will be excellent, especially if you are a vegetarian. Changing the milk will eliminate it as a dairy product and significantly reduce the drink’s cholesterol level, making it healthier.

Additionally, you can blend orange mango juice, milk, and crème base to make Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino, especially when the drink is out of season.

Adding a vanilla syrup gives it a vanilla flavor twist, which is excellent if you love the vanilla flavor.

Finally, you can add an orange slice for garnishing and give it a citrus twist.

How to make Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino at home – Starbucks Caffe Misto Copycat Recipe

Informative Section

How do you order Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino from the Starbucks app?

Select the orange Valencia refresher juice from the Starbucks menu, add milk, 3 pumps of classic syrup, 2 pumps of crème base, and whipped cream topping.

Is the Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino still available?

The Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino is available in summer.

Does Starbucks have Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino all year round?

No, it is only available in the summer.

Is the Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino healthy?

Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino is a healthy drink.

How much is the Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino?

It costs $4.95 for a Grade serving.

Is Starbucks Orange Creamsicle Frappuccino Good?

Yes, it is a good drink because it has a good taste and is nutritious.