These Starbucks Menu Favorites Can Be Made at Home — No Barista Required!

Pastry dough and semisweet chocolate chips re-create the beloved Starbucks chocolate croissant in no time. Pair this with your morning cup of coffee, and your day will be off to a good start.

Original Starbucks Food: chocolate croissant

Homemade Version: two-ingredient chocolate croissant

If matcha is your weakness, you'll swoon when you make this rich green tea. The creamy matcha is sweetened just enough to make it a bold (yet bright!) treat for your taste buds.

Original Starbucks Drink: matcha green tea latte

Homemade Version: matcha green tea latte

This spiced pumpkin scone features a sweet icing that covers the top and makes it effortlessly dunkable in coffee.

Original Starbucks Food: pumpkin scone

Homemade Version: pumpkin scone

Found on the secret menu, Starbucks's rainbow drinks taste just as good as they look. They feature flavors like strawberry, blueberry, and more. Yum!

Original Starbucks Drinks: rainbow drinks

Homemade Version: DIY rainbow drinks

Moist, fluffy, and full of vanilla flavor, this petite scone pairs well with a hot cup of coffee or a cold glass of hibiscus tea.

Original Starbucks Food: petite vanilla-bean scone

Homemade Version: petite vanilla-bean scones with vanilla-bean glaze

Egg whites, spinach, feta, and tomatoes marry together inside a whole-wheat wrap that's toasted to perfection. It's a great vegetarian option and is also high in protein, meaning you'll stay full until lunch.

Original Starbucks Food: spinach and feta breakfast wrap

Homemade Version: six-ingredient spinach and feta wrap

The cookies and cream (aka Oreo) Frappuccino can be found on the secret menu, and wow, it's good. It tastes like an icy vanilla milkshake and features flakes of chocolate chips and cookie pieces. Yum is right!

Original Starbucks Secret Menu Item: cookies and cream Frappuccino

Homemade Version: Oreo Frappuccino

Chai tea is a fan favorite, and for good reason! When black tea is infused with cinnamon, cloves, and other warming spices, it results in a drool-worthy balance of sweet and spicy. Just add steamed milk.

Original Starbucks Drink: classic chai tea latte

Homemade Version: chai tea latte

Make the famed lemon pound cake at home with this tasty recipe. With simple ingredients and easy steps, you won't be able to get enough.

Original Starbucks Food: iced lemon pound cake

Homemade Version: iced lemon pound cake

With autumnal flavors and a rich coffee base, it's no surprise as to why the pumpkin spice latte is always a hit. Feel free to make this any season of the year — it's that good.

Original Starbucks Drink: PSL

Homemade Version: PSL

Made with strong coffee, steamed milk, mocha sauce, and peppermint-flavored syrup, it doesn't get much better than this latte.

Original Starbucks Drink: peppermint mocha latte

Homemade Version: peppermint mocha coffee

Put a healthy spin on the mocha Frappuccino with this protein-heavy recipe. You'll still get all the chocolaty flavors, minus the sugar crash.

Original Starbucks Drink: mocha Frappuccino

Homemade Version: healthy homemade mocha Frappuccino

Not in the mood for coffee but still want something hot and comforting? This steamed apple juice is topped with whipped cream and a caramel drizzle sauce, and it'll hit the spot every time.

Original Starbucks Food: caramel apple spice

Homemade Version: caramel apple spice

Sweetened with vanilla and topped with pumpkin cream cold foam, this drink will cool you down while still tasting of deliciously warm flavors.

Original Starbucks Food: pumpkin cream cold brew

Homemade Version: pumpkin cream cold brew