Nothing but major creaminess from dairy free Minor Figures oat milk—just froth it up and add a glug of homemade simple syrup for an iced latte that rivals any dairy contender.
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Orange Cinnamon Latte
Ingredients
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Orange Cinnamon Simple Syrup
- ¾ cup sugar
- ¾ cup water
- 4 strips of orange zest
- 1 cinnamon stick
Latte
- 8 ounces Minor Figures oat milk
- 2 ounces Orange Cinnamon Simple Syrup
- 2 ounces (2 shots) espresso
- 1 slice of orange, for garnish
Instructions
- Add all simple syrup ingredients to a pot and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Stir. Once sugar has dissolved, remove from heat, strain to discard solids, and let cool.
- Fill a glass with ice. Froth milk and pour into glass. Add simple syrup and top with espresso. Garnish with an orange slice and enjoy.
What does the word “latte” mean?
| The word latte means “milk” in Italian. However, if you order a latte in a coffee shop, you won’t get a cup of milk. A latte is an espresso-based beverage that’s a staple on most café menus. When you order a hot latte, espresso will be on the bottom of your cup, with a layer of steamed milk and a thin layer of foam on top. Iced lattes follow a similar process, but the espresso is poured over ice, and the milk is cold, without foam. Lattes are easily customizable with different flavors and sweeteners. |