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    How to Make this Easy Iced Matcha Latte Recipe

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    As I mentioned in my previous post, the recent inflation and rising cost of everything, has made my family think twice about what we're spending our money on. I'm the kind of person who swears that I need to get something from Starbucks every time I go to Target. If I don't, my shopping simply trip won't go according to plan (at least that's what I tell myself to justify it). I've since realized how much all that really adds up to. I'm challenging myself to start making more of my favorite beverages at home starting with this iced matcha latte recipe.

    Adding glass straw to matcha latte recipe.

    This isn't just any iced matcha latte recipe. This one features a delicious and easy-to-make raspberry cold foam. I've included directions below under the substitutions section on how to make the cold foam, plain in case you aren't able to get your hands on the raspberry infused syrup.

    I'm working on adding more easy and delicious drink recipes to the blog. Check out this Moscow mule mocktail that I created for Dry January and let me know what you think!

    Ingredients

    Below are the ingredients you'll want make sure to have ahead of time.

    Matcha latte ingredients.
    • Milk of choice
    • Water
    • Matcha powder
    • Heavy cream
    • Raspberry infused syrup

    See recipe card for quantities.

    How to make matcha lattes at home

    I've included some step-by-step images. I know for me, I love having visual guides. I hope this helps!

    Whisked matcha in a small glass.

    Using a handheld frother, combine cold or room temperature water and matcha powder. Set aside.

    Cold foam in a small glass.

    In a small cup, combine heavy cream and raspberry infused syrup with the same handheld frother.

    Pouring matcha over milk.

    Add milk of choice to a tall glass filled with ice. Pour matcha over the milk. 

    Pouring cold foam over iced matcha latte recipe.

    Top off with the raspberry cold foam. Sip and enjoy!

    Hint: Do not over-mix your cold foam. Doing this will make it a bit too thick.

    Substitutions

    Below, I've included a few substitution options for keeping this beverage dairy free, low-sugar and low-calorie. These minor tweaks make it easy for everyone to enjoy this matcha latte recipe.

    • Dairy free - instead of using heavy cream, you can use heavy coconut cream or any other plant-based heavy creams available on the market.
    • Raspberry cold foam - if you'd like a more plain cold foam, I suggest omitting the raspberry syrup and adding in a ½ teaspoon of vanilla extract and sweetener of choice.
    • Low sugar - to keep this beverage low in sugar and calories, I recommend using a plant-based milk such as unsweetened almond milk. Almond milk typically has only about 30 calories per serving. Almond milk also does not contain any added sugars. Using a sugar free syrup for your cold foam is another way to cut down on the sugar/calorie content.

    Equipment

    Some people may tell you that you absolutely need to use a matcha whisk when making any kind of matcha beverage at home and I'm here to tell you that's not true. I used the same handheld frother to whisk the matcha powder and water together as the one that I used to make the raspberry cold foam.

    • Handheld milk frother
    • Matcha whisk

    Storage

    Store leftover ingredients (dairy products) in the refrigerator.

    FAQ

    Can I make this as a hot matcha latte instead?

    Yes. For this, you'll want to use hot water when whisking your matcha powder. For the milk you'll want to steam it or simply warm it up in a small pot. Assemble the same was as shown in the process images above. Exclude serving over ice.

    What is a matcha latte?

    It is a caffeinated beverage that is made up of matcha green tea powder mixed with hot water and combined with steamed milk or other milk substitute. Pour milk over ice if enjoying it cold.

    Matcha latte recipe in a clear glass.

    Iced Matcha Latte

    Simple recipe for making an iced matcha latte at home. Don't forget to make the raspberry cold foam!
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    Prep Time 5 mins
    Cook Time 0 mins
    Total Time 5 mins
    Course Drinks
    Cuisine American, Japanese
    Servings 1

    Ingredients
      

    • 1 cup milk of choice
    • ¼ cup water
    • 1 tbsp matcha powder
    • ¼ cup heavy cream
    • 3 tbsp raspberry infused syrup

    Instructions
     

    • Using a handheld frother, combine water and matcha powder. Set aside. In a small cup, combine heavy cream and raspberry infused syrup with the same handheld frother. 
    • Add milk of choice to a tall glass filled with ice. Pour matcha over the milk. Top off with the raspberry cold foam. Sip and enjoy!
    Keyword green tea latte, iced matcha, iced matcha latte, matcha, matcha latte

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