Hands up if you love nothing more than sipping on a piping hot pumpkin spice latte every Fall? Well, we don’t blame you. Starbucks’ PSL has become an international caffeine-filled icon, and we just assumed that it was the most delicious drink to be found within the hallowed walls of our favorite coffee chain. However, it seems as though we were wrong. It’s time for the PSL to move aside, because the Caramel Apple Spice Frappuccino is the tastiest new kid on the block.

New And Delicious

Starbucks is home to some of the most famous coffees of all time, so how come we haven’t heard of the Caramel Apple Spice Frapp before? That’s actually because this new and delicious item can’t actually be found on the Starbucks menu. Instead, it’s a new addition to the Starbucks Secret Menu, which has been created by baristas and customers who want to jazz things up behind-the-scenes.

An Impressive Twist

While the Caramel Apple Slice Frapp may be new, this isn’t the first time that Starbucks lovers have been able to try something caramel-y and apple-y on their menu. You can order a Caramel Apple Slice anytime you want to, but this is a hot coffee rather than the epic creamy and cold version that the frappuccino has to offer.

The Perfect Order

If the Caramel Apple Spice Frapp tickles your pickle, then you need to know how to order it. You can’t walk into Starbucks and simply ask for this drink, so you have to be pretty specific with your requirements. First, ask for a Grande cream-based Cinnamon Dolce Frappuccino. Then, ask for apple juice to be poured to the second line of the cup. Finish the whole thing off by asking for extra caramel drizzle and cinnamon dolce powder.

As if this incredible drink isn’t enough to make you salivate, it’s available all-year-around – unlike the famous PSL.

Coffee isn’t the only beverage that can boost your energy levels. While it naturally contains more caffeine than most other foods and beverages, it isn’t the most caffeinated option available.

USDA Recommends No More Than 400mg of Caffeine Per Day

Sure, a venti-size (20 ounces) Starbucks Pike Place Roast contains a frightening 410 milligrams of caffeine in one sip. However, keep in mind that an 8-ounce cup of brewed coffee normally contains roughly 95 mg of caffeine. Given that the USDA recommends consuming no more than 400 mg of caffeine per day, each of these three selections is within that limit.

Three common drinks that have more caffeine than one cup of coffee are listed below.

#1. Brew Dr. Uplift Yerba Mate

Brew Dr. Uplift Yerba Mate provides 150 mg of “clean” caffeine from yerba mate, guayusa, and green tea in each 16-ounce container. The pleasant drink includes a rich supply of probiotics in addition to offering a modest boost in energy. Brew Dr. Uplift donates 1% of sales to social justice organizations such as Black Futures Farm and Mudbone Grown.

#2. Health-Ade Plus Energy

When it comes to probiotics, Health-Ade PLUS is a great choice. At 120 mg per bottle, Energy is another gut-health-supporting beverage that has more caffeine than a cup of coffee. The kombucha drink is flavored with lemon and basil and contains guarana, a caffeine-rich substance derived from the seeds of a South American tree that is commonly used in energy drinks.

#3. Rowdy Energy Drinks

The nootropic L-theanine, an amino acid derived from green tea that supports a mild boost in mental vigor, provides the 160 milligrams of caffeine in Rowdy Energy Drink. Furthermore, the drink is high in electrolytes such as potassium, magnesium, and sodium, making it a refreshing drink to reach for after a strenuous workout. Cherry limeade, orange citrus, cotton candy, chiseled ice, sour green apple, peach mango, and strawberry lemonade are among the flavors available.