How to Make a Matcha Latte – a delicious and healthy matcha latte recipe that tastes just like it was made at your local coffee shop!

Matcha Latte’s are one of my morning go-to’s! Excited to share this recipe with you!!!

You guys know I adore my beloved cold brew – but lately I have been drinking a lot of matcha lattes (dairy-free of course).  Here is the low-down:

What you will Need

Ingredients:

Matcha

• 1/2 cup + 2 tablespoons filtered water
• 1 -2 teaspoons latte grade organic Matcha
• 1-2 tablespoons (more to taste) of honey or date syrup  (skip if Whole30/paleo)
• 1 serving collagen

Frothed Milk

• 3/4 cup coconut milk (I recommend using this one!)
• 2-3 tablespoons unsweetened almond milk

Tools:

• Frother: I used this frother to make this recipe
• Matcha Whisk: I used this regular whisk to mix the matcha and it seems to work really well, but this is a more traditional match whisk that works great too.

How to Make a Matcha Latte

1. Add water to small saucepan and bring to just under a simmer.
2. Add matcha, honey and collagen.
3. Whisk to combine .
4. Add coconut milk and almond milk to frother and froth according to manufacturer’s instructions. For the Breville model I used, I set the temp to approx. 138/37 degrees and used the “latte” frothing cap.
5. Pour matcha into a large mug.
6. Pour frothed milk on top of it and it will combine on its own.
7. Sip and enjoy!

What is Matcha

Matcha is the fine powder that is the result of ground up green tea leaves, but it is different from regular old green tea because:

1. You actually consume all of the nutrients from the leaf.
2. Matcha contains more theanine than regular green tea (because it is shade-grown for the last 3 weeks).  When theanine is consumed with caffeine, it results in a calm but alert feeling.
3. Matcha is much softer than regular green tea because the stems are removed and only the fine leaf is ground up.

(source)

Is Matcha Good for you

Yes!  Here is a great article by Mind Body Green discussing all the health benefits of drinking matcha tea!

OTHER RECIPES YOU MIGHT LIKE:

1. Dairy-Free Cashew Creamer
2. Creamy Cold Brew Cashew Latte
3. Dairy-Free Chai Tea Latte

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How to Make a Matcha Latte

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• Author: Erin Jensen
• Prep Time: 10 minutes
• Cook Time: 5 minutes
• Total Time: 15 minutes
• Yield: 1 large mug of matcha 1x
• Category: Coffee/Tea
• Method: Stove Top + Brother
• Cuisine: Asian

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Detailed instructions on how to make your own coffee-shop matcha latte!  See Notes for links to the specific tools used in making this recipe.

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Ingredients

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Matcha

• 1/2 cup + 2 tablespoons filtered water
• 1 –2 teaspoons latte grade organic Matcha
• 1–2 tablespoons (more to taste) of honey or date syrup  (omit if Whole30/Paleo)
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract (optional)
• 1 serving collagen

Frothed Milk

• 3/4 cup coconut milk (I highly recommend this coconut milk!)
• 2–3 tablespoons unsweetened almond milk

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Instructions

1. Add water to small saucepan and bring to just under a simmer.
2. Add matcha, honey and collagen.
3. Whisk to combine .
4. Add coconut milk and almond milk to frother and froth according to manufacturer’s instructions. For the Breville model I used, I set the temp to approx. 138/37 degrees and used the “latte” frothing cap.
5. Pour matcha into a large mug.
6. Pour frothed milk on top of it and it will combine on its own.
7. Sip and enjoy!

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Notes

• Coconut Milk: I can’t recommend this carton of coconut milk enough! It is mixed with water (nothing else) and you can keep it in the fridge, but it don’t thicken so you can just pour out what you need in the morning!
• Frother: I use this frother to make this recipe
• Matcha Whisk: I used this whisk to mix the matcha, but this is a more traditional match whisk that works well too. I wouldn’t recommend using a metal whisk.
• Date Syrup: date syrup is really good, but it is dark brown so it will change the color of your matcha from bright green to more a brownish color.
• Other additions: you could add the following ingredients to your matcha mixture (before pouring frothed milk on top): 1 tablespoon ghee, your favorite adaptogen, 1 teaspoon cinnamon
• Other milk options: other milks may work in the frother, this is just the combination that has worked very successfully for me after much testing. No matter what kind of milk you use (particularly if you are using nut milk or other dairy-free milk) it helps to add a scoop of full-fat coconut milk (or just coconut milk cream) to your milk. The extra fat helps it froth better!  I have found that some nut milks really don’t froth at all and some froth pretty well! This combo has worked for me every time!
• Whole30: for Whole30 just eliminate the date syrup or honey! But I would add a little cinnamon and a splash of vanilla extract.  Vanilla extract recently became Whole30 compliant – read the article here.

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