If you walk into Scooter’s Coffee and feel lost at the menu board, start with the signature drinks. These are the drinks Scooter’s is known for, and they are grouped on the official menu under the ‘Licious Lineup. This beginner-friendly guide lists those official signature names, explains how each one is served, and shows how to customise a drink without inventing a flavour that does not exist.
Use this guide in three steps. First, pick a signature family, such as Caramelicious, Fudgelicious, Turtle, Honeycomb, Cinnalicious or Sea Salt Caramelicious. Second, pick how you want it served: hot, iced, or as a Blender. Third, add any simple customisation, such as a milk alternative or a cold foam flavour, and confirm the size and price in store. If you are unsure, staff can confirm the exact build for your drink.
Disclaimer: Prices vary by location and change often. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Scooter’s Coffee. Menu names in this guide were checked against the official Scooter’s Coffee ‘Licious Lineup menu page and against existing guides on this site. Last checked: 27 October 2026.
What Is the ‘Licious Lineup?
On the official Scooter’s Coffee menu, the ‘Licious Lineup is the section that groups the brand’s signature drinks together. That is why this guide uses the word signature for these drinks: they are the named line-up that Scooter’s itself presents as its signature range, rather than a general list of every coffee on the menu. The names below are the official names checked on that page, and they are listed in the same families the official page uses.
Each family usually appears in three forms. The plain name, such as Caramelicious, is the hot version. The Iced version, such as Iced Caramelicious, is the same signature drink served over ice. The Blender version, such as Caramelicious Blender, is the blended ice version. Knowing that pattern makes ordering much easier, because once you know your family, you only need to choose hot, iced or blended.
Do not assume that every signature family tastes the same in every form. A hot drink, an iced drink and a blended drink can feel quite different, even when they share a family name, because temperature, ice and blending change the texture. If you like a family hot, it is still worth trying it iced on a warm day, and if you like it iced, a Blender version can be a good dessert-style alternative.
The Signature Families and Their Official Names
Caramelicious
- Caramelicious
- Iced Caramelicious
- Caramelicious Blender
Caramelicious is the best-known Scooter’s signature drink, and it is the one to try first if you have never ordered a signature drink before. Use the full name when you order, and add Iced or Blender if you do not want the hot version, so staff do not have to guess which form you mean.
Fudgelicious
- Fudgelicious Latte
- Iced Fudgelicious Latte
- Fudgelicious Blender
Fudgelicious is the chocolate-style signature in the line-up, and its name includes Latte in the hot and iced forms. Say the full name, including Latte, when you order the hot or iced version, and say Blender for the blended version.
Strawberry Shortcake
- Strawberry Shortcake Latte
- Iced Strawberry Shortcake Latte
- Strawberry Shortcake Blender
Strawberry Shortcake is a fruit-and-cake-style signature, and like Fudgelicious, its hot and iced names include Latte. It is a useful choice if you want something sweeter and fruitier than a plain caramel or chocolate drink, and the Blender form suits a warm day.
Turtle
- Turtle Latte
- Iced Turtle Latte
- Turtle Blender
Turtle is another named signature family in the ‘Licious Lineup, with hot, iced and Blender forms. Again, the hot and iced names include Latte, while the blended name is Turtle Blender.
Honeycomb
- Honeycomb Latte
- Iced Honeycomb Latte
- Honeycomb Blender
Honeycomb follows the same pattern: a hot Honeycomb Latte, an Iced Honeycomb Latte, and a Honeycomb Blender. If you like honey-style sweetness, this is the family to try, and the iced form is a good first try if you do not want a hot drink.
Cinnalicious
- Cinnalicious
- Iced Cinnalicious
- Cinnalicious Blender
Cinnalicious is the cinnamon-style signature in the line-up. Its names do not include Latte, so say simply Cinnalicious for the hot version, Iced Cinnalicious for the iced version, and Cinnalicious Blender for the blended version.
Sea Salt Caramelicious
- Sea Salt Caramelicious
- Iced Sea Salt Caramelicious
- Sea Salt Caramelicious Blender
Sea Salt Caramelicious is the salted-caramel-style signature in the line-up. It builds on the Caramelicious family name, but it is a separate official name, so say the full Sea Salt Caramelicious name rather than shortening it to Caramelicious, or you may receive the plain version instead.
How to Choose Between Hot, Iced and Blender
Hot is the simplest choice, and it suits a cold morning, a quiet sit-down, or a first try of a new family. The flavours are warm, the texture is smooth, and you can taste the signature flavour clearly. If you are trying a family for the first time, hot is a safe starting point, because it is the form most people associate with that name.
Iced is the better choice on a warm day, or if you like your coffee cold and refreshing. The same signature flavour is served over ice, so the drink feels lighter, even if the flavour itself is sweet. Say Iced clearly at the start of the name, for example Iced Caramelicious, rather than adding iced at the end of your order, so staff hear the form first.
Blender is the blended ice form, and it suits a treat-style drink, a hot afternoon, or a time when you want something thicker and colder than an iced drink. The Blender name is part of the official name, for example Caramelicious Blender, so say Blender as part of the name, not as an extra request after the drink. If you are watching sugar or calories, remember that a Blender can feel more like a dessert than a normal coffee, so ask in store about the build if that matters to you.
How to Customise a Signature Drink
Scooter’s Coffee offers customisation options that can be used with signature drinks, but keep changes simple and use only options that were verified on the official Customizations page. The verified options include an Extra Shot of Espresso, milk alternatives described as Califia Farms plant-based milks, namely Almond, Oat and Coconut, and Drink and Cold Foam Flavour Options. The cold foam flavour list includes Vanilla, Caramel, Hazelnut, Cinnamon Brown Sugar, Raspberry, Blue Raspberry, Coconut, Prickly Pear, Strawberry, Pomegranate Peach, Orange, Tart Cherry, Cookie Butter, Salted Caramel, White Mocha, Lavender, Honey, Banana, Lime, Dragon Fruit, Mango, Pineapple, White Peach, Toasted Marshmallow, Cupcake, Mocha, Turtle, Peanut Butter Crunch, Chai and Caramelicious, with an asterisk meaning available in sugar-free. The official page also notes Try It With Protein Cold Foam (13g!).
A good customisation rule is to change one thing at a time. If you want a milk alternative, change the milk and leave the flavour alone. If you want cold foam, add the foam flavour and leave the milk alone. Changing milk, foam, sweetness and shots all at once can hide the signature flavour you chose the drink for, and it makes it harder to know what to change next time.
For sugar-free choices, use the asterisk on the official Customizations page as your guide, and confirm in store, because not every flavour is available in sugar-free. Do not assume that a sugar-free foam flavour makes the whole drink sugar-free, because the signature build itself may still contain sugar. If sugar matters to you, ask staff to confirm the full build, including the signature flavour, the milk and the foam.
Calories and Prices
For the signature drinks in this guide, calories are left as Not published by the brand. This guide does not print a calorie figure for any named signature drink, because no such figure was verified from the brand’s official pages during this check. That includes Caramelicious, Fudgelicious, Turtle, Honeycomb, Cinnalicious, Sea Salt Caramelicious and Strawberry Shortcake, in hot, iced and Blender forms. A Blender, an iced drink and a hot drink of the same family will not necessarily have the same figures, so this guide does not guess one figure for all three forms.
Price varies by location — check in store/app. This guide deliberately does not print a signature drink price, because Scooter’s Coffee prices vary by location and change often. Check the menu board, the app, or ask at the counter for the price of your family, form and size, especially if you have added an extra shot, a milk alternative, or protein cold foam, which can change the total.
How to Order a Signature Drink
A clear order has four parts. First, say the full signature name, for example Iced Sea Salt Caramelicious. Second, say the form again if it could be confused, such as iced or Blender. Third, say the size. Fourth, add any customisation, such as Almond milk, an extra shot, or a cold foam flavour. That order is easy to hear, easy to repeat, and easy to check.
Before you leave, check the cup. Is it the right family and form? Is it hot, iced or blended as you ordered? Is the milk or foam the one you asked for? If anything is different, it is easier to fix it at the counter straight away. If you are ordering for someone else, repeat their family, form, size and customisation back to them before you order, because Sea Salt Caramelicious and Caramelicious, for example, are easy to confuse if you shorten the name.
Related Guides
For the wider Scooter’s Coffee menu, see the Scooter’s Coffee Menu With Prices guide. For blended Scooter’s drinks in more detail, see the Scooter’s Coffee Blender Drinks and Calories guide. For hidden Scooter’s orders, see the Scooter’s Coffee Secret Menu guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most famous Scooter’s signature drink? Caramelicious is the best-known signature in the ‘Licious Lineup, and it is a good first order. It is available as Caramelicious, Iced Caramelicious, and Caramelicious Blender.
What is the difference between Caramelicious and Sea Salt Caramelicious? They are separate official names. Sea Salt Caramelicious is the salted-caramel-style signature, while Caramelicious is the plain caramel signature. Say the full name, or you may receive the plain version.
Can I get a signature drink iced or blended? Yes. Most families appear in three forms: hot, iced, and Blender. For example, Turtle Latte, Iced Turtle Latte, and Turtle Blender are all official names.
Can I customise a signature drink? Yes, with verified options such as an Extra Shot of Espresso, Almond, Oat or Coconut milk alternatives, and Drink and Cold Foam Flavour Options. Keep changes simple, and confirm sugar-free availability in store, because only flavours marked with an asterisk on the official Customizations page are available in sugar-free.
How much does a signature drink cost? Price varies by location — check in store/app. This guide does not print a price, because prices vary and change often.
How many calories are in a signature drink? Calories are Not published by the brand in this guide, because no figure was verified from the brand’s official pages during this check. Check the official product page for your exact drink and build, or ask in store.
What should I try first? If you are new to Scooter’s, a Caramelicious is a sensible first order. If you want a cold drink, try Iced Caramelicious, and if you want a blended treat, try Caramelicious Blender.
Last checked: 27 October 2026.
