Oreo Frappe Starbucks-Style: Make It Better at Home with Bazan Coffee
Creamy, chocolatey, and undeniably indulgent-the Oreo Frappe from Starbucks (known officially as the Mocha Cookie Crumble Frappuccino®) is a fan-favorite iced drink that blends coffee with crushed cookies, rich chocolate, and whipped cream. But what if you could make a version at home that’s richer, bolder, and built on better coffee?
In this guide, we’ll show you how to create the ultimate oreo frappe starbucks experience using specialty beans from Bazan Coffee.
What Is the Oreo Frappe at Starbucks?
The official Starbucks version is a blend of:
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Mocha sauce
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Starbucks coffee base
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Crushed chocolate cookies (Oreos or equivalent)
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Milk and ice
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Whipped cream and cookie crumble topping

How to Make an Oreo Frappe Starbucks-Style at Home
Ingredients:
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½ cup strong Bazan brewed coffee or 2 espresso shots, chilled
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¾ cup whole or oat milk
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2 tbsp chocolate syrup or ganache
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4 Oreo cookies (crushed)
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1–1½ cups ice
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1 tbsp sugar (optional)
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Whipped cream
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Extra cookie crumbles for topping
Instructions:
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Brew Bazan coffee and let cool.
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Blend coffee, milk, chocolate syrup, Oreos, ice, and sugar for 30–45 seconds until smooth.
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Pour into a tall glass.
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Top with whipped cream and more crushed cookies.
Why Use Bazan Coffee?
Commercial frappes often mask low-quality coffee with sugar and dairy. Bazan Coffee provides:
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Naturally fermented, small-batch roasted Vietnamese Robusta
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Balanced acidity and body that complements rich chocolate
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Higher caffeine content to boost energy naturally
Best Bazan Beans for Oreo Frappes:
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Bean |
Roast |
Flavor Notes |
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Medium |
Honey, caramel, spices |
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Medium |
Chocolate, nuts |
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Light-medium |
Bell pepper, floral, caramel |
Oreo Frappe Starbucks FAQ
How much caffeine is in the Starbucks Oreo Frappe?
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Tall (12 oz): ~75 mg
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Grande (16 oz): ~95 mg
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Venti (24 oz): ~130 mg
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With Bazan Robusta, homemade versions can deliver up to 150–160 mg of natural caffeine
Can I make it dairy-free?
Yes! Use oat or almond milk, dairy-free whipped cream, and vegan sandwich cookies.
Can I use instant coffee?
Only if it’s freeze-dried and specialty-grade, like Bazan’s Robusta line. Avoid bitter, commercial instant powders.
Can I use white chocolate?
Yes, but reduce sugar elsewhere-white chocolate is much sweeter than dark or milk chocolate.

Flavor Hacks to Elevate Your Oreo Frappe
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Add ¼ tsp vanilla extract to highlight cookie cream
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Sprinkle sea salt into the blend for flavor contrast
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Use frozen coffee cubes for undiluted taste
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Swap Oreos for chocolate mint cookies or gingerbread in seasonal versions
Final Thoughts: Upgrade the Cookie Craze
The oreo frappe Starbucks delivers sweetness-but Bazan helps you elevate it. With Vietnamese fine Robusta and careful fermentation, Bazan beans create depth, strength, and ethical flavor integrity that shine through cream and cookies alike.
Skip the drive-thru. Blend better at home-with real beans and real care.
The New Revolution: Fine Robusta from Vietnam
For years, Robusta has been overshadowed by Arabica, often dismissed as a lower-tier coffee. But Vietnam’s Fine Robusta is changing that perception worldwide.
Through careful cultivation, modern fermentation, and precise processing, Bazan Coffee’s Fine Robusta – Krong Nang represents a new generation of Robusta, bold, complex, and remarkably smooth.
Why Choose Fine Robusta – Krong Nang?
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Grown at 650m in Krong Nang, Dak Lak, Vietnam
Volcanic soil, balanced rainfall, and ideal temperatures create beans with deep body and natural sweetness. -
72-hour natural anaerobic fermentation
This advanced fermentation enhances sweetness while softening bitterness, developing notes of durian, caramel, and honey. -
Thick crema and powerful energy
With nearly twice the caffeine of Arabica, it produces bold espresso and exceptional cold brew. -
Versatile beyond brewing
The nutrient-rich coffee grounds can also be reused for composting, skincare scrubs, or natural odor absorption.
If you want a bold, full-bodied coffee that holds its flavor even in iced drinks, Fine Robusta – Krong Nang is the perfect foundation.

Not Just Robusta, The Best of Both Worlds
For those who enjoy a smoother, more aromatic profile, Bazan Coffee also offers a signature blend that balances power and elegance.
Special Vietnam Blend: A Harmony of Arabica and Fine Robusta
This carefully crafted blend combines high-altitude Arabica with Vietnam’s Fine Robusta, creating a coffee that is both expressive and balanced.
What makes it special:
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Smooth and layered flavor
The richness of Robusta meets the floral brightness of Arabica. -
Tasting notes: pineapple, delicate florals, and caramel sweetness
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Medium body with refined acidity
Ideal for espresso, pour-over, French press, or cold brew
If you enjoy coffee that feels vibrant, aromatic, and well-rounded, the Special Vietnam Blend is a perfect match.

Specialty Arabica – Cau Dat: A Refined and Elegant Espresso
For those who prefer clarity, elegance, and complexity in their coffee, Specialty Arabica – Cau Dat represents one of Vietnam’s most celebrated highland coffees.
Grown in the cool mountains of Da Lat, this coffee offers a beautifully structured and clean cup.
Why Cau Dat Arabica stands out
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Grown at 1,550m in Cau Dat, Da Lat
High altitude allows beans to mature slowly, developing intricate flavors. -
Fully washed processing
Produces a crisp, transparent cup with excellent balance. -
Taste notes: bell pepper, warm spices, and caramel sweetness
The result is an espresso that feels elegant, layered, and refined.
If you appreciate bright, structured coffee with complexity, Cau Dat Arabica is your ideal choice.

Which Coffee Should You Choose?
Choosing the right coffee depends on the kind of experience you want in your cup:
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For intense espresso and rich crema
→ Fine Robusta – Krong Nang -
For balanced flavor with floral and pineapple notes
→ Special Vietnam Blend -
For a refined specialty coffee with bright clarity
→ Specialty Arabica – Cau Dat
No matter which you choose, starting with high-quality beans means every iced latte, cold brew, or summer coffee recipe becomes noticeably better.