Peach Matcha Latte
Ripe peach purée is a soft fruit base for an iced matcha latte. This version uses the whole prepared flesh rather than a bottled flavoring, so a little fruit texture is expected.
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THE RECIPE CARD
Peach Matcha Latte
- Prep
- 8 min
- Cook
- 0 min
- Total
- 8 min
- Makes
- 1 drink
What you’ll need
- 2 g matcha powder
- 30 ml warm drinking water, prepared according to the matcha maker’s guidance
- 140 ml cold pasteurized milk or suitable ready-to-drink alternative
- 80 g ice
- 60 g ripe peach flesh, washed, pitted and chopped
Make it at home
- 01
Blend the prepared peach with 30 ml of the measured milk. Spoon the purée into the serving glass.
- 02
Sift the matcha into a separate bowl. Add the measured 30 ml warm water and whisk according to its maker’s directions until evenly dispersed.
- 03
Add the measured ice and remaining cold milk to a 400–450 ml glass, over any prepared fruit or cocoa base.
- 04
Add the whisked matcha, stir thoroughly, and serve immediately. Matcha contains caffeine.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Before your
next pour.
Remove the pit completely and use sound prepared fruit. Peeling is a texture preference, not a preservation step.
If the purée settles, stir before drinking. The recipe is not intended for bottled advance storage.
A little more
to know.
What is useful to know before making this?
Remove the pit completely and use sound prepared fruit. Peeling is a texture preference, not a preservation step.
Can I prepare the finished drink far in advance?
Prepare appropriate components separately and keep perishables refrigerated. Assemble close to serving; ice, fruit texture, and any sparkling water change while the finished glass waits.
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