With just 2 ingredients, you can make a copycat version of the Dunkin’ matcha latte at home! Just follow these instructions and you’ll have a delicious cup ready in minutes.
Dunkin’ Matcha Latte
A matcha latte is a creamy hot drink that’s usually made with matcha powder, sugar, and milk.
At Dunkin’, all matcha drinks, including the matcha latte, are made with a matcha blend that already contains sugar and milk.
Because the matcha blend is already sweetened, it’s not possible to order this drink unsweetened.
Milk is steamed, creating a frothy, hot drink.
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Recipe Highlights
- Dunkin’ Matcha Latte is a sweet warm beverage made by combining steamed milk with a matcha blend.
- The sweetened matcha that Dunkin’ uses for its matcha drinks is available for purchase online.
- To milk can be heated or frothed using an electric milk frother or a French press.
- This recipe makes a 16 ounce (2 cups) matcha latte.
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Ingredient Notes
- Aiya Zen Cafe Blend Matcha
Matcha is the powdered green tea that gives this drink its distinct flavor. This is the exact sweetened matcha that Dunkin’ uses. - Milk
You can use any milk you like. Use a plant-based milk such as oat or almond to make this a dairy-free matcha latte.
Step-by-Step Instructions
For full ingredients and instructions, scroll down to see the recipe.
- Heat milk.
Milk can be heated on the stovetop or in an electric milk frother. - Place matcha powder in a mug.
- Pour in warmed milk.
- Stir to dissolve matcha into milk.
Recipe Notes
Only 2 ingredients are needed to make this copycat beverage.
The combination of sweetened matcha with milk gives you the exact same flavor as the Dunkin’ matcha latte. Since the matcha blend already contains sugar, you don’t need to add a separate sweetener.
Heat the milk at low heat.
When warming milk on the stovetop, make sure to do so over low heat. Once it reaches a simmer, turn off the heat right away so the milk doesn’t boil and burn.
Froth milk using a French press.
To make the milk frothy, pour the warm milk into a French press and give it a few pumps (about 20-30 pumps) until the milk doubles in volume.
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Expert Tips
- You can also microwave the milk. Place the milk in a microwave-safe cup and heat it at 30-second, then 15-second intervals until warm.
- Not all sweetened matcha is the same since they all differ in the matcha that’s used and in the sugar and matcha ratio. Using a sweetened matcha that’s not from Aiya may result in a slightly different tasting drink than the one at Dunkin’
- For an extra decadent drink, top with whipped cream.
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Questions You May Have
Unsweetened matcha powder is simply Japanese green tea that’s been finely ground up. Sweetened matcha is powdered green tea and sugar.
Yes, matcha is made from green tea, which means matcha lattes are caffeinated.
Matcha by itself is loaded with antioxidants and is also known for having calming properties. However, matcha lattes at stores like Dunkin’ and Starbucks’ typically have a lot of sugar, so they wouldn’t be considered healthy.
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Dunkin’ Matcha Latte Copycat Recipe
INGREDIENTS
- 1 ½ cup milk
- 1 tablespoon Aiya Zen Cafe Blend matcha
INSTRUCTIONS
- Heat milk.Milk can be heated on the stovetop or in an electric milk frother.
- Pour in heated milk. Stir to dissolve matcha into milk.
EQUIPMENT
NOTES
- Only 2 ingredients are needed to make this copycat beverage. The combination of sweetened matcha with milk gives you the same flavor as the Dunkin’ matcha latte. Since the matcha powder contains sugar, you don’t need to add a separate sweetener.
- You can use any milk you like. Use a plant-based milk such as oat or almond to make this a dairy-free matcha latte.
- When warming milk on the stovetop, make sure to do so over low heat. Once it reaches a simmer, turn off the heat right away so the milk doesn’t boil and burn.
- You can also microwave the milk. Place the milk in a microwave-safe cup and heat it at 30-seconds, then 15-second intervals until warm.
- For an extra decadent drink, top with whipped cream.