This delicious Oat Milk Matcha Latte takes just minutes to make, and it only calls for three ingredients! You can enjoy it either hot or iced depending on your preference.
Thanks for the great and simple recipe! I've heard of the benefits of matcha but was reluctant to try it for years. My wife made it for me this morning and it was wonderful. ★★★★★
-Rolan
Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to my latest obsession: oat milk matcha lattes.
Without fail, I have had one of these matcha lattes almost every night after dinner, and I am 100% serious when I say it is the best part of my day. Once the dishes for dinner are done, you can usually find me curled up on the couch, matcha latte in one hand, chocolate in the other hand, and Netflix on the TV.
Matcha lattes and I go way back, and I have been working on perfecting my favorite recipe for a while. I've tried all different kinds of milk — almond milk, whole milk, coconut milk, you name it — but I've determined that oat milk is by far the most delicious because it froths beautifully.
I hope you try this recipe out for yourself to see what you think!
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What is Matcha?
If you've been around for a while, you know that I am a huge matcha fan.
Matcha is a finely ground powder made from green tea leaves, and it has a strong, delicious flavor. When consuming matcha as opposed to normal green tea, you actually get a higher concentration of the nutrients from the leaves because of the powder form.
Besides being rich in antioxidants, matcha can boost your metabolism and enhance your concentration. Many people have also noted that drinking matcha tea gives them more energy throughout the day. Delicious taste + lots of health benefits = a win in my book!
What You'll Need
Here's a quick overview of some of the ingredients and tools needed to make this matcha latte. The full recipe can be found at the bottom of the post!
Ingredients
- Matcha powder - While you can buy matcha powder in many grocery stores, I like to order mine on Amazon. This organic matcha powder is my favorite, and I have reordered it a few times. Since you only use a small amount for each latte, it can last you quite a long time.
- Oat milk - Personally, I love using the Oatly brand when it comes to oat milk, but feel free to use your brand of choice. If you don't have oat milk, you could always use another type of milk instead.
- Honey - Last but not least, I like to add in a bit of honey to sweeten the latte up, but any sweetener would work well here. Maple syrup, agave syrup, or even granulated sugar are all great options.
Equipment
- Milk frother - I like to use an automatic milk frother when making this recipe because it's just so convenient! You throw all the ingredients in there, froth the latte up, and serve.
How to Make This Recipe
Here's all you need to do to make this recipe:
- In a milk frother, combine the oat milk, matcha powder, and honey. Mix on high speed until everything is well combined and the matcha powder has completely dissolved. If you want a hot latte, be sure to use the hot setting on your milk frother; if you'd prefer an iced latte, use the cold setting.
- Pour the matcha latte into your desired mug and serve. If you're making an iced latte, be sure to pour the latte over ice before serving. Enjoy!
Tips for Making This Latte
Here are a few tips to get a perfect latte:
- Use a milk frother to get that perfect consistency. I love to throw all the ingredients into a milk frother to mix everything together. The frothing motion heats the latte up, so it's the perfect temperature once finished! If you don't have a frother, you can easily use a blender or a pot on the stove instead; just make sure the matcha powder dissolves completely before serving.
- Adjust the amount of matcha powder to your liking. If you're new to the wonderful world of matcha, I recommend following the amounts listed in the recipe. But, if you like your matcha lattes a bit stronger, feel free to increase the amount of matcha powder by a teaspoon or two.
- Substitute the honey with a different sweetener if desired. I personally love adding honey to this latte for that extra touch of sweetness, but it's not necessary. Enjoy the latte as is, or add in a few splashes of maple syrup or agave syrup instead.
Common Questions About This Latte
It's best to store matcha powder in an airtight container in the freezer. This cold, dark space helps preserve the tea and prevents any color or flavor degradation.
Absolutely! Just keep in mind that matcha does contain caffeine, so you should always consume it in moderation.
I personally love using oat milk for this latte, and I always opt for the Oatly brand. I find that it froths really well, and the flavor is unbeatable.
How to Store & Freeze
To store: Cover and store any leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for 3-5 days.
To freeze: I don't recommend freezing this recipe. For best results, prepare the latte and follow the storage instructions listed above.
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PrintOat Milk Matcha Latte
- Total Time: 7 minutes
- Yield: 1 latte 1x
Description
This delicious Oat Milk Matcha Latte takes just minutes to make, and it only calls for three ingredients! You can enjoy it either hot or iced depending on your preference.
Ingredients
- 1 ¼ cups (300g) oat milk
- 1 ½ teaspoons matcha powder
- 1 ½ tablespoons honey
Instructions
- In a milk frother, combine the oat milk, matcha powder, and honey. Mix on high speed until everything is well combined and the matcha powder has completely dissolved. If you want a hot latte, be sure to use the hot setting on your milk frother; if you'd prefer an iced latte, use the cold setting.
- Pour the matcha latte into your desired mug and serve. If you're making an iced latte, be sure to pour the latte over ice before serving. Enjoy!
Notes
- Preparation: Many recipes will recommend that you dissolve the matcha powder in water before mixing it with the milk. You can definitely make the matcha latte this way, but I find that using the frother takes care of this by itself and helps prevent any clumps. If you don't have a milk frother, you can use a blender instead; just be sure to heat the latte up in the microwave before serving if you'd prefer to enjoy the latte warm.
- Sweetener: The honey in this recipe is optional, and you can adjust the amount depending on how sweet you'd like the latte. Feel free to substitute in another sweetener like maple syrup, agave syrup, or granulated sugar if preferred.
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 2 minutes
- Category: Drinks
- Method: No Bake
- Cuisine: Japanese
iced matcha latte with oat milk and honey is AMAZING!!!!
It's so delicious, right? I'm glad you enjoyed the recipe, Grace!
Thanks for the great and simple recipe! I've heard of the benefits of matcha but was reluctant to try it for years. My wife made it for me this morning and it was wonderful.
So glad to hear you've been enjoying this recipe, Rolan! 😊
This is the best matcha recipe I have ever tried! I work at a foxtail and a customer and I loved this so much!!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed the recipe, Jenna! 😊 Thanks so much for leaving a review.
I loved this. So easy and tasted wonderful.
So glad you enjoyed the recipe, May! Thanks for leaving a review. 😊
Great recipe. Where did u get the cup?
It's from Target! Definitely one of my favorite mugs. 😊
Matcha latte is high in caffeine, does it not interrupt good quality sleep having it right before bed? I have one cup per day, first thing in the morning.
It depends on your caffeine tolerance! I find that having a matcha latte before bed doesn't disrupt my sleep, but it varies from person to person. Definitely stick with what works for you!
I am addicted to homemadd matcha latte!🙂 ive been using macadamia milk. I want to try oatmilk. Do you use low fat or full fat oatmilk?
I usually use full-fat oat milk (the Oatly brand) because I find that it froths better!
So delicious and easy to make!
It's one of my favorite drinks to whip up! I'm so glad you enjoyed the recipe, Heather. 😊