To some people, iced Matcha Green Tea Latte tastes like grass, but to me, it tastes sophisticated and pleasantly bittersweet. No wonder, many people enjoy creative matcha flavors found in ice cream, cakes, cookies, and even lattes!
Matcha, not only is it tasty, but it has many solid health benefits:
- cancer prevention
- antioxidant
- improves cardiovascular health
- great detox
- natural energy booster
- strengthens immunity
Such benefits make it the ultimate drink dessert. Here, I’ll share my quick and easy ice matcha green tea latte recipe with you guys. It is super refreshing, especially in the scorching Texas heat. The matcha I recommend is called Genius Matcha. It is ceremonial grade and contains mushroom extract for the natural boost of energy. A ceremonial grade label implies that the matcha powder is of the utmost quality where it can be used in actual tea ceremonies. The mastermind behind Genius Matcha is RachaelsGoodEats. She is credible when it comes to health and wellness since she is a registered dietician!
To make the ultimate dessert drink, you can add boba into the matcha latte to transform it into an iced Matcha Green Tea Latte boba drink! I recommend Boba Bam’s instant boba because it is so convenient—you can prep it in under just a minute!
Ingredients
- Honey
- 1 Serving of Matcha Powder
- Milk
- Boiling Water and Ice Cubes
Instructions
Step one: Drizzle as much honey as you want in a cup. If you like your drinks sweeter, add more honey.
Step two: In a separate cup, add one serving of matcha powder and pour boiling hot water into the matcha powder. Follow specific instructions for your matcha powder.
Step three: Whisk matcha powder with a frother.
Step four: In a separate cup, whisk the milk until foamy consistency.
Step five: Pour matcha mixture into the cup of honey
Step six: Add ice cubes
Step seven: Combine milk foam and enjoy!
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