Recipe

How to Make a 5-Minute Iced Matcha Latte

By Caitlin McCreight at University of St. Andrews

This Iced Matcha Latte is delicious, healthy, and caffeinated enough to get you through the morning.  Matcha’s health benefits and use as a flavoring are making it one of the biggest food movements of the year (read about it’s many uses here and here).  For those of you who, like me, are not coffee fans, the matcha movement is a godsend.  Finally coffee shops are giving us an alternative to chai in the form of the matcha latte.  But the student budget doesn’t stretch to a matcha latte a day, and this recipe is here to help.  I use the Teapigs matcha, which you can buy online here.  You can buy matcha powder from most major tea companies, and if you’re not a fan of matcha’s usual earthy taste, some companies offer flavored varieties such as Davids Tea’s pumpkin pie matcha and mocha matcha.  I used almond milk here, because I like its hint of sweetness, but you can use any milk or milk substitute.

So get going, whether you need a morning pick-me-up before your summer internship or you just want a cold drink to sip by the pool, this is going to be your new go-to.

Looking for more ways to cook with matcha?

Check out these articles:

• 4 Ways to Eat Matcha Powder for Breakfast
• Make Impressive Matcha Mochi Cupcakes in 5 Easy Steps
• This Frozen Matcha Green Tea Smoothie is the Best Way to Start Your Morning