Rolled Oats – Do not substitute for another type of oats as the texture will be very different. Rolled oats are usually the go-to type for porridge and baked goods like oatmeal raisin ghee cookies.
Milk – Use any dairy or non-dairy milk like a nut milk, but not oat milk. Oat milk will yield something more oatmeal-like than oatmeal latte.
Salt – a pinch of salt complements and enhances the sweet flavors in the recipe, but you can leave it out if you’d like.
Matcha powder – You will need culinary-grade matcha powder from your fave brand. I love this matcha powder.
Sweetener – My preference of sweetener in this recipe is brown sugar. You can also sweeten this latte with white sugar, honey, agave, or any other sweetener of your choice.
See the recipe card for full information on ingredients and quantities.
✅ Pro Tip
You don’t need any grade higher than culinary-grade matcha powder for this recipe.
👩🍳How to Make This Recipe
Start by mixing 1.5 cups of non-dairy or dairy milk and a pinch of salt in a saucepan over medium heat. Bring the milk to a low boil.
Next, add your oats to your milk and simmer them together for 3-5 minutes. The oats will absorb the milk.
In the meantime, whisk 3-4 tbsp of water into the matcha powder. You can sift the matcha into the bowl to help remove clumps. Set aside.
Froth the remaining 3/4 cups of milk. Gently stir it into the oatmeal with the brown sugar and remove it from the heat.
Pour in the double shot of whisked matcha, stir to gently mix, and split into two mugs or cups of your choice.
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Mix 1.5 cups of milk and a pinch of salt in a saucepan over medium heat. Bring milk to a low boil.
Add oats to milk and simmer together for 3-5 minutes. The oats will absorb the milk.
In the meantime, whisk 3-4 tablespoon of water into the matcha powder. You can sift the matcha into the bowl to help remove clumps. Set aside.
Froth the remaining ¾ cups of milk. Gently stir it into the oatmeal with the brown sugar and remove it from the heat.
Pour in the double shot of whisked matcha, stir to gently mix, and split into two mugs or cups of your choice.
Notes
* You don’t need any grade higher than culinary-grade matcha powder for this recipe.** A pinch of salt complements and enhances the sweet flavors in the recipe, but you can leave it out if you’d like.
*** You can also sweeten this latte with white sugar, honey, agave, or any other sweetener of your choice.
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