Learn how to make the easiest Dairy Free Matcha Latte. You don’t need a whisk, clean up is a breeze, and you’ll love how creamy and frothy it is!
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Today, I want to share how I make my matcha latte. Every time I post my matcha on Instagram, I receive several questions on how I make it so I’m finally sharing my matcha routine with you that I can point my readers to it whenever you are curious. It’s actually super duper easy and quick, and I don’t use a matcha whisk or strainer or a large blender. Clean up is a breeze and it makes the frothiest, smoothest matcha!
The image above shows some of the ingredients I use in my dairy free matcha latte and I want to break them down for you:
- Pique Tea matcha: I’ve been loving matcha ever since I brought some back from Japan when I traveled there, and I couldn’t find one that matched up to their quality and taste until I found Pique Tea’s. Their matcha is so vibrant in color, harvested right, and it’s from Japan, and you won’t want to try other brands after you try theirs. They are also quadruple toxin screened for radioactive isotopes, heavy metals, mold, and pesticides!
- Grass fed collagen: Whether I’m drinking coffee or matcha, I always add a scoop of collagen. It has helped so much with healing my gut health, helping my hair and nails grow, and it’s also great for skin as well. I highly recommend Perfect Supplements’ Collagen Peptide because it’s high in quality, grass fed, and you can’t taste it at all. Get 10% off all their Perfect Brand products with code: GREATGRANDMA10!
- Bulletproof Brain Octane Oil: This is an optional ingredient, but I love how much focus and energy it gives me in the morning. Naturally found in coconut oil, Brain Octane is quickly absorbed and changed into ketone bodies, giving you energy for better physical and mental performance. The caprylic acid in it is great for combatting digestive issues like candida and yeast. I highly recommend you start out with 1 teaspoon a day and work your way up because it can be a bit too much on the digestive system if you take too much in the beginning.
The rest is super simple. Place the ingredients in a mug and blend everything with an immersion blender (one of the cheapest, most useful tools in my kitchen). It takes just minutes to make, AND you won’t even have many dishes to do afterwards. It seriously makes the creamiest and frothiest matcha latte!
Dairy Free Matcha Latte
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cup water
- 1/4 cup coconut milk or any other non-dairy milk of your choice
- 1 tsp matcha powder Use code WGGA10 for 10% off
- 1 scoop grass fed collagen Use code GREATGRANDMA10 for 10% off
- Optional: 1-3 tsp Brain Octane Oil or MCT oil
Special equipment
- Immersion blender
Instructions
- Using a stovetop or an electric kettle, heat water to a boil.
- Let the steam escape from the water for about 1-2 minutes, so it's hot but not boiling.
- In a mug that's big enough to fit the head of the immersion blender, add coconut milk, matcha, collagen, and Brain Octane Oil, if using.
- Fill the mug a little less than halfway with hot water.
- Lower the immersion blender and start blending. Blend for about 1 minute until the matcha is dissolved and foamy.
- Fill the rest of the mug with hot water.
- Stir, and enjoy!
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I am going to try your method!! I am totally digging the way match makes me feel….warm/fuzzy/energetic without feeling wired. I think it has caused a bit of detox too…had more zits than I have had in long while!!
Ooh, I have been wanting to try matcha lattes for a while now… this would be delicious with cashew milk!!! Can not wait to try your recipe!
That color is, just, wow. Love your video, too! Avocado toast! LOL
What a pretty green drink! I also love Bulletproof!
I love your article! That tea is exquisitely beautiful! I clicked through, and the tea company is just over 300 years old (1717)! Thank you for sharing your recipe and the products with us.
You had me at matcha! I am so excited to try this recipe. I normally have a bulletproof coffee every morning, but this bulletproof matcha will be a nice change up. Thank you so much for posting this!
Can’t believe I have never thought to use my immersion blender to make matcha! This is genius. I love my immersion too… so handy, so light. It’s an under-loved appliance. Also…your manicure in these photos is SO pretty! I want it. 🙂
Oh my goodness, you are so cute! Seriously I don’t know what the millennials are thinking, and I did only tried matcha latte for the first time last month! Guess what I did not have it sweetened because I didn’t trust the sweetener used by the cafe – got that part right by accident. 🙂 Thanks for sharing all the tips, now I no longer think matcha latte is a mysterious thing 🙂 Love the addition of collagen!
Wow the color of this is just gorgeous and it’s full of goodness. I can’t wait to make it myself!
Great idea for using hand blender in matcha latte! I used to be s big matcha latte drinker and then I fell back into coffee habit. Need to go back !)
I’ve been wanting to try one of these and yours is the best I’ve seen yet! That color is spectacular!