Dot Cake MATCHA? Yes please!! 🍵
Matcha Dot Cake because I love everything that has to do with MATCHA!🍵
You need:
16 oz cup
1 tbsp white chocolate sauce
1 tbsp vanilla syrup
6 oz of milk
Mix it and add ice
Then In a bowl or cup mix 2 tsp of matcha powder with 1 1/2 oz of hot water mix it and pour it into your cup with milk.
Cold foam
2 tbsp of hwc
1 tbsp of milk
2 tsp of vanilla syrup
Add your color dots on top! 🍵
I’ll be doing this every other day!
If you're a fan of matcha, this Matcha Dot Cake drink is a wonderful treat that blends the earthy flavors of matcha with sweet, creamy elements. What I love about this recipe is how versatile it is; you can easily customize the sweetness by adjusting the white chocolate sauce and vanilla syrup levels to your taste. To start, mixing the matcha powder with hot water helps to bring out its full flavor and dissolve the powder completely, ensuring a smooth texture in your drink. Adding milk and ice balances the boldness of matcha and makes it refreshingly cool. The cold foam topping adds an extra layer of creaminess and a subtle vanilla flavor that complements the matcha perfectly. I recommend using heavy whipping cream (hwc) as suggested, because it whips up nicely and holds the foam texture longer. For extra fun and aesthetic appeal, adding colorful dots on top can make this drink look Instagram-worthy and inviting. Personally, I enjoy making this drink during warm afternoons or as a unique dessert beverage after meals. It’s also a great alternative to traditional matcha lattes or iced matcha teas thanks to the added sweetness and texture from the sauces and foam. One tip for achieving the best results is to whisk the matcha vigorously with a bamboo whisk or a small electric frother to avoid clumps. Also, try experimenting with different toppings such as mochi balls, boba pearls, or edible flowers for a creative twist. Overall, this Matcha Dot Cake drink is a fun, easy-to-make recipe that brings together flavor, texture, and visual appeal, perfect for matcha enthusiasts looking for something new to enjoy at home.


I don’t like matcha but this looks delicious