honey brown buttered matcha toast iced latte 🍵🍞
RECIPE: 2 tsp toasted marshmallow syrup
1-2 tsp honey
5 drops butter extract
sprinkle of brown butter salt
dash of cinnamon
1.5 tsp matcha powder
2 ounces of hot water
1/2 cup milk
Ice
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If you’re a fan of matcha lattes but want to elevate your at-home coffee or tea ritual, this honey brown buttered matcha toast iced latte recipe is an exciting way to switch things up. The combination of browned butter salt and honey adds a decadent sweetness and richness that pairs beautifully with the earthy tone of matcha powder. I love how the toasted marshmallow syrup brings a subtle caramelized flavor that complements the cinnamon dash, making this drink feel like a cozy treat. One trick I've found helpful for making this latte is to ensure the matcha powder is whisked well into the hot water before adding the other ingredients. This prevents clumps and gives a smooth base for the latte. Using about 1.5 teaspoons of matcha powder strikes a nice balance of flavor intensity without being too bitter. For the brown butter salt, if you don’t have it ready-made, you can brown some butter on low heat until it turns golden brown and smells nutty, then sprinkle in some flake salt and mix well. This simple addition adds an amazing savory and buttery layer to your latte. To personalize this iced latte, you can experiment with different types of milk—almond, oat, or coconut milk all work wonderfully if you want a dairy-free option. Adding ice will chill the drink perfectly for warm days, and it’s a lovely alternative to hot matcha drinks. I often make this when I want a little afternoon pick-me-up that feels indulgent but still uses natural ingredients like honey and cinnamon. It’s also a hit when shared with friends who are matcha enthusiasts. Give it a try and see how these simple ingredients can transform a regular matcha latte into a dessert-worthy iced drink.






































































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