Green and earthy, your morning lattes will never be the same with this homemade vegan matcha latte mix. Enjoy a steaming cup of matcha with a touch of sugar and creamy coconut milk powder to give it a delicious, plant-based creamy taste. Find out why everyone’s been raving about matcha with this quick, delicious recipe.
If you’ve never had matcha before, you’ll be pleased to find that it tastes great! Matcha has a smooth earthiness that’s mildly sweet and reminiscent of the finest green teas.
Matcha is also prized for offering a range of health benefits, including disease prevention, weight loss, and a healthy dose of antioxidants for your immune system.
Ingredients
This recipe makes enough for one cup of matcha latte. It can easily be scaled up by dragging the servings slider on the recipe card if you want to make it in bulk and store in the cupboard or to take on the go.
- 1 teaspoon matcha powder
- 1 tablespoon powdered sugar
- 2 tablespoons coconut milk powder
All you’ll need is a tin of matcha, which can be purchased online or found at most major retailers and some coconut powder and sugar. Once you’ve mastered this recipe, you can move on to more complex drinks like matcha iced tea or matcha smoothies.
You can easily adjust the amount of each ingredient, according to taste.
How to Make it
You can find it in most coffee shops, but why spend the money on an expensive latte when you can make your own matcha lattes at home? Start your day right with the earthy flavor of matcha, accompanied by the sweet creaminess of coconut milk and sugar.
Step 1: Combine Ingredients
Sift the matcha, powdered sugar and powdered coconut milk together. Sifting will help to avoid clumps.
Either store for later or prepare a latte with the instructions below.
Step 2: Add Powder to Mug
After sifting the ingredients together, add the powder to a mug. Add 1 cup of hot water and mix well.
Step 3: Serve
Optional but highly recommended: Use a hand-held milk frother to make it smooth and frothy. Serve!
Serving Suggestions
You can mix this recipe in large quantities and store it in your kitchen in a jar for daily use, or throw it together any time of day whenever the mood strikes you. Take the mix with you on a camping trip as all you will need is some hot water to enjoy this soothing beverage!
If you do plan on making a large batch, just be sure to add the powder mix to taste when preparing it, starting with a small amount and working your way up from there.
Tip: If you have a blender around, you could blend the powder mixture with 1 cup hot water to make it extra frothy and smooth by: opening the vent hole on the lid and placing a kitchen towel over it loosely. The vent hole needs to be open to prevent pressure build-up. The kitchen towel will prevent splashing of the hot liquid through the vent hole while still allowing steam to escape. Start blender on low and speed up gradually, until blended. You could also use a hand-held milk frother for similar results. I always have mine on hand.
Caffeine Content
Matcha can contain almost as much caffeine as a cup of coffee (70 mg in matcha vs. 70 mg to 140 mg in coffee), so you can save money and give yourself a better energy boost. It can be a healthier alternative to those sugar- and syrup-filled drinks you get at the local coffee shop.
Do you enjoy this matcha in the morning? Let me know in the comments and please share the recipe.
Homemade Vegan Matcha Latte Powder (and Latte) Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 teaspoon matcha powder
- 1 tablespoon powdered sugar
- 2 tablespoons coconut milk powder
Instructions
- Sift the matcha, powdered sugar and powdered coconut milk together.
- To prepare a latte: add the matcha latte mix to 1 cup of hot water. Mix well.
- Optional but highly recommended: Use a hand-held milk frother to make it smooth and frothy. Serve!
Notes
- You can easily adjust the amount of each ingredient, according to taste.
- This recipe makes enough for one cup of matcha latte, but can easily be scaled up by dragging the serving size slider on the recipe card if you want to make it in bulk and store in the cupboard or to take on the go.
Nutrition
Nutrition information on In the Kitch is provided as a courtesy and is an estimate only. It may not include toppings and/or sauces.
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