How to Make a Tea Latte

While I’ll never stop loving a classic café latte, I’m amazed by the variety of creamy drinks you can create with healthful herbs and teas. That's why we were overjoyed to see this submission from Rita Gillan (ritadoula.com), a recipe contest winner from our Fall 2017 catalogue. Enjoy her simple how-to-guide and chai maca latte recipe. Now you can make this delicious herbal beverage in the comfort of your own home. Thanks, Rita!  

Mug with Matcha Tea and rose petals with tea accessories and cloth
Rita, a doula and physical therapist, shared why she crafts lattes at home. "What I love about making fancy lattes is the delight in allowing the ingredients to simmer and make their way to my senses," she said. "They stimulate movement and provoke deliciously deep breaths, all before even touching my tongue."

How to Make a Tea Latte in 5 Simple Steps

The possibilities are endless! Make your own signature lattes that are uniquely you with this simple, flexible process:

  1. Start with your favorite, hot-brewed tea. You can choose a caffeinated tea like organic matcha or a coffee alternative like Herbal Coffee. You can also steep an herbal tea or make your own hot herbal infusion with your herbs of choice.
  2. Add a little organic oil and/or nut butter. Some popular favorites include organic coconut oil, organic cashew nut butter, and organic almond butter. You can also add milk, cream, or a substitute "mylk" of your choice! 
  3. Mix in powdered herbs and spices. Get creative by adding organic botanicals like adaptogenic ashwagandha, vibrant turmeric, or yummy cacao.
  4. Pour ingredients into a  heat-safe blender and blend until creamy.
  5. Immediately, pour into a mug and top with fragrant garnishes like organic rose petals or freshly grated organic nutmeg.

Creamy Maca Latte in mug on wooden table with chai tea and honey 

Chai Maca Latte Recipe

Makes one delicious 12 oz. latte. 

Ingredients:

Directions:

  1. Steep chai in 12 oz. of boiling water for 10 minutes.
  2. Strain tea and mix with all other ingredients in a heat-safe blender.
  3. Blend until smooth and creamy, about 20 seconds.
  4. Pour, sip, and enjoy!

 

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Topics: Culinary, Recipes, Tea & Herbal Drinks

Ek Ongkar

Written by Ek Ongkar on January 19, 2018

Ek Ongkar Khalsa was born and raised in Eugene, Oregon, but she’s no stranger to the ancient Indian wellness philosophy of Ayurveda. She’s had the pleasure of attending many health seminars by the world-renowned Ayurvedic physician, Dr. Partap Chauhan from Jiva Ayurveda. While spending three weeks in India at a Jiva clinic, she attended classes on traditional herbal remedies, Ayurvedic lifestyle, and even got to enjoy traditional Ayurvedic treatments along with traditional Ayurvedic Indian cuisine. Ek Ongkar holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from San Diego State University and worked as a Marketing Strategist at Mountain Rose Herbs for many years. You can often find her sipping chai, taking long walks on local woodland trails, and doing origami.


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How to Make a Tea Latte

While I’ll never stop loving a classic café latte, I’m amazed by the variety of creamy drinks you can create with healthful herbs and teas. That's why we were overjoyed to see this submission from Rita Gillan (ritadoula.com), a recipe contest winner from our Fall 2017 catalogue. Enjoy her simple how-to-guide and chai maca latte recipe. Now you can make this delicious herbal beverage in the comfort of your own home. Thanks, Rita!  

Mug with Matcha Tea and rose petals with tea accessories and cloth
Rita, a doula and physical therapist, shared why she crafts lattes at home. "What I love about making fancy lattes is the delight in allowing the ingredients to simmer and make their way to my senses," she said. "They stimulate movement and provoke deliciously deep breaths, all before even touching my tongue."

How to Make a Tea Latte in 5 Simple Steps

The possibilities are endless! Make your own signature lattes that are uniquely you with this simple, flexible process:

  1. Start with your favorite, hot-brewed tea. You can choose a caffeinated tea like organic matcha or a coffee alternative like Herbal Coffee. You can also steep an herbal tea or make your own hot herbal infusion with your herbs of choice.
  2. Add a little organic oil and/or nut butter. Some popular favorites include organic coconut oil, organic cashew nut butter, and organic almond butter. You can also add milk, cream, or a substitute "mylk" of your choice! 
  3. Mix in powdered herbs and spices. Get creative by adding organic botanicals like adaptogenic ashwagandha, vibrant turmeric, or yummy cacao.
  4. Pour ingredients into a  heat-safe blender and blend until creamy.
  5. Immediately, pour into a mug and top with fragrant garnishes like organic rose petals or freshly grated organic nutmeg.

Creamy Maca Latte in mug on wooden table with chai tea and honey 

Chai Maca Latte Recipe

Makes one delicious 12 oz. latte. 

Ingredients:

Directions:

  1. Steep chai in 12 oz. of boiling water for 10 minutes.
  2. Strain tea and mix with all other ingredients in a heat-safe blender.
  3. Blend until smooth and creamy, about 20 seconds.
  4. Pour, sip, and enjoy!

 

 Looking for another Herbal Tea Latte Recipe?

Make a Luscious Lavender Latte

 

You may also be interested in: 

 


Topics: Culinary, Recipes, Tea & Herbal Drinks

Ek Ongkar

Written by Ek Ongkar on January 19, 2018

Ek Ongkar Khalsa was born and raised in Eugene, Oregon, but she’s no stranger to the ancient Indian wellness philosophy of Ayurveda. She’s had the pleasure of attending many health seminars by the world-renowned Ayurvedic physician, Dr. Partap Chauhan from Jiva Ayurveda. While spending three weeks in India at a Jiva clinic, she attended classes on traditional herbal remedies, Ayurvedic lifestyle, and even got to enjoy traditional Ayurvedic treatments along with traditional Ayurvedic Indian cuisine. Ek Ongkar holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from San Diego State University and worked as a Marketing Strategist at Mountain Rose Herbs for many years. You can often find her sipping chai, taking long walks on local woodland trails, and doing origami.