Dutch Bros Secret Menu: Drinks, Prices, Calories and How to Order

The Dutch Bros secret menu is less mysterious than its name suggests. It is not one fixed list of hidden drinks kept behind the counter. Instead, it is a collection of popular flavor combinations that can be paired with coffee, Rebel energy drinks, lemonade, tea, chai, sparkling soda, shakes and blended Freeze drinks.

Some combinations are well known enough to appear on Dutch Bros menu pages or inside the Dutch Bros app. Others are older promotional drinks, regional favorites or customer-created orders that may not be recognized by every broista. Dutch Bros also encourages customers to combine available flavors with different drink bases, which is why one secret-menu flavor can often be ordered in several different ways.

That flexibility is part of the fun, but it can also make ordering confusing. The safest approach is to know three things before reaching the window:

Your drink size + the base drink + the flavors you want

For example:

“Medium iced Rebel with coconut, peach and strawberry.”

That order is clearer than saying only “Double Rainbro,” especially when visiting a shop that may use a different name or no longer carries one of the original ingredients.

Dutch Bros Secret Menu Prices and Calories

The prices and calorie ranges below come from the supplied drink gallery. They should be treated as estimates rather than guaranteed nationwide values.

Red Velvet White Chocolate Blended Mocha

$4.75 to $6. 75 | Cal 530 – 960

Funky Monkey (Ba‑Nay‑Nay)

$5.50 to $6.50 | Cal 370 – 590

Cinnamon Bun Mocha

$4.25 to $6.25 | Cal 320 – 520

Bob Marley

$10.00 to $10.00 | Cal 360 – 560

Grasshopper Mocha

$3.50 to $4.50 | Cal 320 – 470

Nutty Irishman

$3.00 to $4.50 | Cal 400 – 610

Ocean Water Rebel

$3.00 to $5.25 | Cal 320 – 470

Dirty White Girl Rebel

$4.25 to $6.25 | Cal 260 – 460

Laser Cat Rebel

$3.50 to $6.50 | Cal 170 – 350

Daydream Rebel

$4.50 to $6.50 | Cal 230 – 460

Wookie Spice Rebel

$3.00 to $4.50 | Cal 230 – 430

Kings Of Leon Rebel

$3.50 to $5.00 | Cal 240 – 460

Pink Flamingo Frost

$3.50 to $4.50 | Cal 400 – 800

Flap Jack Freeze

$5.75 to $8.25 | Cal 420 – 825

Trifecta Freeze

$5.95 to $8.65 | Cal 430 – 850

Majestic Forest Lemonade

$3.50 to $5.00 | Cal 180 – 360

Og Gummy Bear Lemonade

$3.50 to $5.50 | Cal 180- 290

Lemon Berry Soda

$3.00 to $5.00 | Cal 170 – 330

Blue Unicorn Blood Soda

$3.00 to $5.00 | Cal 230 – 470

Raspberry Vanilla Chai

$4.35 to $6.35 | Cal 270 – 450

Prices can change with location, size, taxes, preparation style and added toppings. Calorie totals can also move considerably depending on whether the drink is iced or blended and whether it includes chocolate milk, cream, Soft Top, drizzles or extra flavor.

Secret-Menu Coffee and Mocha Drinks

These drinks are the best place to start when you want something richer than a regular latte or mocha. Most can be ordered hot, iced or blended, although the final taste and calorie count will change with the preparation.

Red Velvet White Chocolate Blended Mocha

Estimated price: $4.75–$6.75
Estimated calories: 530–960

The Red Velvet White Chocolate Blended Mocha is a full dessert rather than a light coffee. Its blended texture, chocolate base and sweet red-velvet-style flavor make it closer to a frozen bakery treat than a traditional espresso drink.

This is a good choice for customers who enjoy sweet blended coffee and do not mind toppings or sauces taking the lead. A small size may be enough, particularly when Soft Top or extra drizzle is added.

Because red velvet has also appeared as a limited promotional flavor, the exact sauce may not remain available throughout the year. When the original flavor is unavailable, ask whether the broista can suggest a similar white-chocolate and cake-style combination.

Clear ordering example:

“Small blended white chocolate mocha with the available red velvet or cake-style flavor.”

Funky Monkey, Also Called Ba-Nay-Nay

Estimated price: $5.50–$6.50
Estimated calories: 370–590

Funky Monkey is generally chosen for its banana-and-chocolate profile. The banana adds a soft fruit sweetness, while the mocha or chocolate base prevents the drink from tasting like a plain fruit shake.

It works especially well as an iced mocha or blended Freeze. The blended version is heavier and more dessert-like, while the iced version allows the espresso flavor to remain more noticeable.

“Funky Monkey” and “Ba-Nay-Nay” may not be recognized equally at every shop, so naming the flavors is more reliable.

Clear ordering example:

“Medium iced mocha with banana flavor.”

Cinnamon Bun Mocha

Estimated price: $4.25–$6.25
Estimated calories: 320–520

The Cinnamon Bun Mocha brings together warm cinnamon and chocolate in a drink inspired by a frosted pastry. It is sweeter and more aromatic than a regular mocha without becoming as fruit-forward as many Rebel combinations.

It can be ordered hot for a cozy coffee or iced when you want the same dessert flavors in a colder drink. White chocolate or vanilla may be used in some custom versions to create the “icing” part of the cinnamon-bun profile, so it is worth describing the result you want rather than assuming every recipe is identical.

Clear ordering example:

“Medium hot mocha with cinnamon and a little white chocolate.”

Bob Marley, Also Known as The Bob

Estimated price: $10.00 shown in the supplied gallery
Estimated calories: 360–560

The version most commonly associated with “The Bob” or “Bob Marley” combines banana, coconut and dark chocolate. It has a tropical mocha profile: banana provides the strongest fruit note, coconut sits in the background and dark chocolate keeps the drink rich rather than overly fruity.

However, the Bob Marley nickname has been used inconsistently in online menu lists. Some sources attach the name to other tropical fruit combinations. For that reason, ordering it only by nickname can produce a different drink from the one you expected.

The safest order is to request the banana, coconut and dark chocolate combination in your preferred coffee base.

Clear ordering example:

“Medium iced mocha with banana, coconut and dark chocolate.”

The supplied gallery displays a flat $10.00 price. That figure should be checked against the original location or receipt before being treated as a normal nationwide price.

Grasshopper Mocha

Estimated price: $3.50–$4.50
Estimated calories: 320–470

The Grasshopper is one of the easier secret-menu combinations to understand. It mixes dark chocolate with crème de menthe, creating a chocolate-mint flavor similar to a mint cookie or after-dinner dessert.

Dutch Bros has featured the Grasshopper combination in mocha, cold brew, Freeze and shake-style drinks. The hot or iced mocha includes espresso, while a shake-style version is the better choice when you want the flavor without a coffee base.

Clear ordering example:

“Small iced mocha with dark chocolate and crème de menthe.”

Nutty Irishman

Estimated price: $3.00–$4.50
Estimated calories: 400–610

The Nutty Irishman combines hazelnut and Irish cream flavors. Both are smooth, warm and nutty, making this drink feel less candy-like than a fruit Rebel but richer than a plain latte.

A breve is a natural base for this combination because half-and-half gives the hazelnut and Irish cream a fuller texture. It can also be ordered as a mocha when a stronger chocolate flavor is preferred.

Clear ordering example:

“Medium iced breve with hazelnut and Irish cream.”

Dutch Bros Rebel Secret Menu Drinks

Rebel is Dutch Bros’ energy-drink base. It can usually be served iced or blended and paired with fruit syrups, sweet cream, flavor floats or other toppings. Dutch Bros currently lists several former “secret” combinations, including Double Rainbro, Electric Berry and Shark Attack, directly in its Rebel category.

Rebel drinks contain caffeine. Customers who want a similar flavor without the energy-drink base can ask whether the combination works in lemonade, tea or sparkling soda.

Ocean Water Rebel

Estimated price: $3.00–$5.25
Estimated calories: 320–470

Ocean Water is commonly ordered with blue raspberry, lime and coconut. The blue raspberry gives it a candy-like sweetness, lime adds tartness and coconut softens the sharper fruit flavors.

The drink may appear green rather than bright blue because the yellow Rebel base changes the final color. That does not necessarily mean the order was made incorrectly.

Clear ordering example:

“Medium iced Rebel with blue raspberry, lime and coconut.”

Dirty White Girl Rebel

Estimated price: $4.25–$6.25
Estimated calories: 260–460

The Dirty White Girl Rebel is generally described as a blackberry, almond and white chocolate combination. It is different from the typical citrus-heavy Rebel because white chocolate makes the drink creamier and rounds out the berry flavor.

This is another nickname that may not be recognized at every location. Listing the three flavors avoids an awkward back-and-forth at the window.

Clear ordering example:

“Small iced Rebel with blackberry, almond and white chocolate.”

Laser Cat Rebel

Estimated price: $3.50–$6.50
Estimated calories: 170–350

Laser Cat uses raspberry and coconut. It is a simple two-flavor combination, which makes it easier to customize than drinks containing four different syrups.

Raspberry provides a bright, tart edge, while coconut adds a smoother tropical finish. Dutch Bros has also used the Laser Cat combination in tea, soda and shake-style menu listings.

Clear ordering example:

“Medium iced Rebel with raspberry and coconut.”

Daydream Rebel

Estimated price: $4.50–$6.50
Estimated calories: 230–460

Daydream Rebel originally combined passion fruit and elderflower with the Rebel energy base and Soft Top. Dutch Bros released it as a limited-time drink in March 2022, and the elderflower flavor was specifically described as limited.

That matters when ordering today. A shop may still recognize the name but no longer have the original elderflower syrup. Passion fruit alone, or passion fruit paired with another floral or citrus flavor, may create a similar direction but will not be the exact promotional recipe.

Clear ordering example:

“Do you still have the flavors for a Daydream Rebel? I’m looking for passion fruit and elderflower.”

Wookie Spice Rebel

Estimated price: $3.00–$4.50
Estimated calories: 230–430

Wookie Spice is one of the more unusual legacy orders because it mixes the energy-drink side of the menu with warm chai-style flavors. It is commonly described as a Rebel-and-chai hybrid, sometimes finished with dessert flavors such as white chocolate or caramel.

Recipes for this drink are not consistently documented, and the preparation can vary. Instead of giving the nickname and expecting one fixed build, ask the broista what version the shop recognizes before placing the order.

Clear ordering example:

“Do you have a Wookie Spice recipe in your system? I’m looking for the Rebel and chai-style version.”

Kings of Leon Rebel

Estimated price: $3.50–$5.00
Estimated calories: 240–460

Kings of Leon is commonly associated with kiwi, orange and lime. Unlike creamy Rebel combinations, it stays focused on sharp citrus and fruit flavors.

The lime keeps the orange from becoming too sweet, while kiwi gives the drink a slightly different finish from a standard tropical Rebel.

Clear ordering example:

“Medium blended Rebel with kiwi, orange and lime.”

Secret-Menu Shakes and Freeze Drinks

Dutch Bros uses Freeze for blended coffee drinks. Its milkshake-style category is now labeled Shakes, although many older secret-menu lists still use the name Frost.

That difference is important: a Freeze normally contains a coffee base, while a shake-style drink is the better choice for someone avoiding coffee.

Pink Flamingo Frost

Estimated price: $3.50–$4.50
Estimated calories: 400–800

Pink Flamingo combines peach, strawberry and white chocolate. Peach and strawberry give it a fruit-candy profile, while white chocolate adds enough creaminess to make it taste more like a dessert than a smoothie.

The older “Frost” name may now be understood as a shake-style order. Dutch Bros has listed Pink Flamingo among combinations available in its shake category.

Clear ordering example:

“Small shake with peach, strawberry and white chocolate.”

Flap Jack Freeze

Estimated price: $5.75–$8.25
Estimated calories: 420–825

Flap Jack uses salted caramel, white chocolate and vanilla. The combination is designed to taste warm, buttery and breakfast-inspired even when served as a cold blended drink.

Dutch Bros has also featured Flap Jack as a cold brew, showing that the same flavor combination can work outside a Freeze.

The Freeze is best for customers who want sweetness and a thick texture. Cold brew is the better option when a stronger coffee flavor and lighter body are preferred.

Clear ordering example:

“Small Flap Jack Freeze with salted caramel, white chocolate and vanilla.”

Trifecta Freeze

Estimated price: $5.95–$8.65
Estimated calories: 430–850

Trifecta combines caramel, white chocolate and dark chocolate. All three flavors are rich, so the drink is naturally sweet even before adding Soft Top or extra drizzle.

The dark chocolate gives it more depth than a standard white mocha, while caramel adds a buttery finish. It works well as a Freeze, mocha or breve.

Clear ordering example:

“Small Freeze with caramel, white chocolate and dark chocolate.”

Secret-Menu Lemonades, Sodas and Chai

Not every secret-menu drink needs coffee or an energy base. Lemonade and sparkling soda allow fruit flavors to stand out, while chai works well with vanilla, cinnamon and other bakery-style flavors.

Majestic Forest Lemonade

Estimated price: $3.50–$5.00
Estimated calories: 180–360

Majestic Forest combines blackberry, blue raspberry and kiwi. Blackberry gives the drink a darker berry flavor, blue raspberry adds candy-like sweetness and kiwi provides a brighter finish.

Dutch Bros has also highlighted Majestic Forest as an iced tea combination, showing that it can work with more than one non-coffee base.

Clear ordering example:

“Medium iced lemonade with blackberry, blue raspberry and kiwi.”

OG Gummy Bear Lemonade

Estimated price: $3.50–$5.50
Estimated calories: 180–290

OG Gummy Bear is made with grapefruit, passion fruit, pomegranate and watermelon. It contains more flavors than most secret-menu drinks, but the result is balanced: grapefruit and pomegranate add tartness while passion fruit and watermelon provide tropical sweetness.

This combination currently appears on Dutch Bros’ official lemonade menu and can be ordered iced or blended.

Clear ordering example:

“Small iced OG Gummy Bear Lemonade.”

Lemon Berry Soda

Estimated price: $3.00–$5.00
Estimated calories: 170–330

Lemon Berry Soda pairs a sparkling base with tart lemon and sweet berry flavors. The exact berry combination is not described consistently across secret-menu lists, so customers who have a specific version in mind should name the berries they want.

Raspberry creates a sharper drink, strawberry makes it sweeter and blue raspberry moves it closer to a candy-style soda. Adding cream will make the drink richer but will also change its calorie total and allergen profile.

Clear ordering example:

“Medium sparkling soda with lemon and raspberry.”

Blue Unicorn Blood Soda

Estimated price: $3.00–$5.00
Estimated calories: 230–470

Blue Unicorn Blood Soda is commonly described as a combination of strawberry, almond and white chocolate in sparkling soda.

Strawberry provides the fruit flavor, almond adds a bakery-like note and white chocolate creates a creamy candy profile. Since the name alone does not clearly explain the recipe, this is one drink that should always be ordered by ingredients.

Clear ordering example:

“Small sparkling soda with strawberry, almond and white chocolate.”

Raspberry Vanilla Chai

Estimated price: $4.35–$6.35
Estimated calories: 270–450

Raspberry Vanilla Chai brings fruit into a drink category normally associated with cinnamon and warm spices. Vanilla softens the tart raspberry, while the chai base keeps the result from tasting like a simple fruit latte.

It can be served hot for a warmer bakery-style flavor or iced for a sweeter, more refreshing drink. Milk selection will have a noticeable effect on both texture and calories.

Clear ordering example:

“Medium iced chai with raspberry and vanilla.”

Popular Dutch Bros Secret Flavor Combinations

The following combinations are useful to remember because they can often be ordered with several different bases.

Several of these are no longer especially “secret.” Double Rainbro, Electric Berry and Shark Attack have appeared directly on Dutch Bros menu pages, while Galaxy Fish was officially featured as the winner of Dutch Bros’ 2025 secret-menu bracket.

Best Dutch Bros Secret Menu Drinks by Preference

These suggestions are based on flavor style, not an official ranking from Dutch Bros.

How to Order from the Dutch Bros Secret Menu

Ordering becomes much easier when you give the details in a consistent order:

Size + preparation + base + flavors + customization

For example:

“Small iced Rebel with raspberry and coconut.”

“Medium hot mocha with cinnamon and white chocolate.”

“Small blended coffee with banana, coconut and dark chocolate.”

“Medium lemonade with blackberry, blue raspberry and kiwi.”

“Small sparkling soda with strawberry, almond and white chocolate.”

When ordering an older promotional drink, start by asking whether the original ingredient is still available. Daydream Rebel, for example, used a limited elderflower flavor. A shop may recognize the name but may not have the syrup needed to reproduce it exactly.

How to Order from the Dutch Bros Secret Menu

Dutch Bros allows customers to adjust the base, sweetness, milk and toppings of many drinks. Available choices can include quarter-sweet, half-sweet or extra-sweet preparation, alternative milk, Soft Top, whipped cream, flavor floats and drizzles.

A few practical adjustments can make a major difference:

Ask for Half Sweet

Secret-menu drinks often combine two, three or even four syrups. Ordering half sweet can make the individual flavors easier to taste and reduce some of the sugar added by flavoring.

Choose Iced Instead of Blended

Blended drinks are usually thicker, sweeter and higher in calories. An iced version may provide the same general flavor with a lighter texture.

Skip the Extra Toppings

Soft Top, whipped cream, chocolate drizzle, caramel drizzle and flavor floats can turn an already rich drink into a much heavier order. Leave them off when the base combination already includes several sweet flavors.

Change the Base

A flavor combination does not always have to stay attached to its best-known drink.

Double Rainbro can move from Rebel to lemonade. Grasshopper can move from mocha to a shake. Flap Jack can move from a Freeze to cold brew. This flexibility is one of the main reasons the Dutch Bros secret menu continues to grow.

Which Secret-Menu Drinks Contain Caffeine?

The amount of caffeine depends mainly on the base, not the secret-menu nickname.

Usually caffeinated:

• Mocha, breve and espresso-based coffee
• Cold brew
• Blended Freeze
• Dutch Bros Rebel energy drinks
• Chai
• Black or green tea

Usually caffeine-free in their standard form:

• Lemonade
• Sparkling soda
• Shake-style drinks
• Smoothies
• Hot cocoa, although chocolate may contain a small natural amount

Dutch Bros separately identifies Rebel, coffee, cold brew, Freeze, chai and tea among its caffeinated drink categories, while lemonade, sparkling soda and shakes appear among non-coffee choices. Customers who need to strictly limit caffeine should confirm the exact base and ingredients when ordering.

Secret-Menu Prices: Why the Same Drink Can Cost More

There is no single national price for every custom Dutch Bros order. The final amount can change because of:

• Drink size
• Store location
• Local taxes
• Iced or blended preparation
• Milk substitution
• Additional espresso shots
• Soft Top or whipped cream
• Drizzles and flavor floats
• Extra sweetness
• Limited or premium toppings

A simple two-flavor soda will not necessarily cost the same as a blended coffee with chocolate milk, Soft Top and extra drizzle, even when both appear on a secret-menu list.

For that reason, the ranges in this guide should be used for comparison rather than as guaranteed checkout prices.

Understanding Secret-Menu Calories

Calories can vary even more than prices. The same flavor combination may be fairly light in an iced lemonade but much heavier in a large blended Freeze.

For example, the supplied gallery places Lemon Berry Soda at approximately 170–330 calories, while the Red Velvet White Chocolate Blended Mocha ranges from about 530–960 calories.

The biggest calorie changes usually come from:

• Drink size
• Blended preparation
• Chocolate milk
• Half-and-half
• Sweet cream
• Soft Top
• Whipped cream
• Sauces and drizzles
• Additional flavor

Dutch Bros publishes nutrition information for standard menu builds, but a heavily customized secret-menu order may not match one exact listing. Use the official nutrition guide or ask the shop when calories, sugar, protein or caffeine affect your order.

Allergens and Ingredient Availability

A secret-menu nickname is not enough information for customers with food allergies. White chocolate, chocolate milk, cream, Soft Top, alternative milk and certain flavorings may contain or come into contact with major allergens.

Dutch Bros states that ingredient substitutions, regional differences and shared preparation areas can affect allergen information. It does not guarantee that every product is free from cross-contact with allergens.

Tell the broista about the specific ingredient you need to avoid instead of relying on a drink name that may have several versions.

Availability can also change by store. Dutch Bros currently lists more than 25 flavor and customization options, but seasonal drinks or discontinued ingredients may disappear without every older drink nickname disappearing from online lists.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Dutch Bros secret menu official?

It is partly official and partly community-driven. Dutch Bros promotes a “not-so-secret” menu and includes some secret-menu flavors in its app and regular menu categories. Other drinks are older combinations, regional orders or customer-created recipes.

Can I order a secret-menu drink by name?

You can try, especially with familiar names such as Double Rainbro, Electric Berry, Shark Attack, Grasshopper or OG Gummy Bear. However, giving the base and flavors is more reliable.

Are all these drinks available at every Dutch Bros location?

No. Availability depends on the syrups, sauces and toppings stocked at that shop. Limited flavors such as elderflower may no longer be available.

Can a secret-menu drink be made sugar-free?

Some drinks can be made partly or fully sugar-free, depending on whether sugar-free versions of all required flavors are available. Ask about each syrup rather than assuming the whole combination can be made sugar-free.

Which Dutch Bros secret-menu drink has the lowest calories?

Based only on the supplied gallery, Lemon Berry Soda begins at approximately 170 calories, while Laser Cat Rebel begins at approximately 170 calories. The actual total depends on size, base and customization.

Which secret-menu drink is best for chocolate lovers?

Trifecta Freeze, Grasshopper Mocha, Bob Marley and Red Velvet White Chocolate Blended Mocha are the strongest chocolate-focused choices in this guide.

Which secret-menu drinks do not use coffee?

Ocean Water Rebel, Dirty White Girl Rebel, Laser Cat Rebel, Daydream Rebel, Kings of Leon Rebel, Pink Flamingo, Majestic Forest Lemonade, OG Gummy Bear Lemonade, Lemon Berry Soda and Blue Unicorn Blood Soda do not use a standard coffee base.

Rebel and chai still contain caffeine, so “no coffee” does not always mean “no caffeine.”

Can I order the same secret flavor in another base?

Often, yes. Dutch Bros encourages customers to pair flavor combinations with different drink types. A Rebel flavor may also work in lemonade, tea or sparkling soda, while a coffee flavor may work in a breve, mocha, cold brew, Freeze or shake.

Can secret-menu drinks be ordered through the Dutch Bros app?

Some can. Dutch Bros has added a secret-menu area for selected Rebel and lemonade flavors, although not every custom or older drink is available for Order Ahead.

What should I do when a broista does not recognize the drink name?

Give the ingredients and preferred base. For example, replace “Laser Cat Rebel” with “an iced Rebel with raspberry and coconut.”

Final Thoughts

The Dutch Bros secret menu is best understood as a collection of flavor ideas rather than a fixed list of hidden recipes.

Coffee fans can explore the Red Velvet White Chocolate Blended Mocha, Cinnamon Bun Mocha, Grasshopper, Nutty Irishman or tropical Bob Marley. Customers who prefer energy drinks have options such as Ocean Water, Laser Cat and Kings of Leon. Lemonade and soda drinkers can choose lighter fruit combinations such as Majestic Forest, OG Gummy Bear or Lemon Berry.

The most important ordering tip is also the simplest: know the base and flavors. A broista may recognize a popular nickname, but ingredient-first ordering gives you a better chance of receiving the drink you expected.

Prices, calories and availability should always be treated as location- and customization-dependent. Check the Dutch Bros app or ask your local shop before traveling specifically for an older or limited secret-menu drink.