This Iced Matcha Pandan latte is a delicious spin on a regular matcha latte. Pandan syrup adds a sweet, tropical vanilla-like flavour to the matcha green tea.
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What is matcha?
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Matcha is a Japanese green tea that has a vibrant, earthy flavour.
I love using matcha in my baked goods.
What is pandan?
Pandan is also known as screwpine, and is a vibrantly green tropical plant with an aromatic flavouring.
It's used commonly in Southeast Asian cuisine.
To flavour this matcha latte, I used my homemade Pandan Simple Syrup, which consists of blended pandan leaves in water and sugar.
Ingredients you'll need
- matcha: use a good quality matcha for the best flavour
- hot water: just enough water to dissolve the matcha powder
- pandan syrup: you can increase or decrease the amount according to your taste
- ice
- almond milk: you can use any milk or non-dairy alternative that you like
How to make it
Make the Iced Matcha Pandan Latte by making a regular matcha latte.
If you normally use a vanilla syrup, you can replace it with the pandan syrup.
Dissolve the matcha powder in some hot water. Use a whisk or electric frother to whisk.
Add pandan syrup, ice and top with milk.
Stick in a straw, give it a stir and enjoy.
FAQ's
Can I make it without ice?
Yes, you can omit the ice; heat up the milk and make it a hot pandan matcha latte instead.
Where can I find pandan leaves?
You can find pandan leaves in Asian supermarkets, usually in the freezer section.
Can I use pandan extract instead?
Pandan extract is very concentrated -- you can use 1 drop in place of the syrup. You may need to add sugar to your liking.
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Iced Matcha Pandan Latte
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Ingredients
- 1 teaspoon matcha powder
- 2 tablespoon hot water
- 1-2 tablespoon Pandan Simple Syrup
- ice
- 1 C almond milk or milk/non-dairy alternative of your choice
Instructions
- To a large glass, add matcha powder and hot water. Use a whisk or electric frother to whisk.
- Add pandan syrup (to taste), ice cubes and top up with milk.
- Stick in a straw, give it a stir and enjoy.
Nutrition
The nutritional information provided should be considered as approximate and is not guaranteed. Please use your best judgment to ensure food is safely prepared and/or a good fit for your diet.
Shadi Hasanzadenemati
Love all the flavors here, I already know I’m going to enjoy this recipe a lot!
Jessica Formicola
I love matcha! I will be skipping the coffee shop and making mine at home instead!
veenaazmanov
Very interesting. Sounds healthy and a must try one too. Sounds like a Summer speciality.
Jess
I have never made anything with pandan before. Thank you so much for all of the information, I learned a lot and am excited to give it a try.
Ben | Havocinthekitchen
Ooo I see you're really enjoying your pandan syrup - another awesome idea! I don't actually remember when I had a refreshing matcha drink last time, and I think I'll be trying this soon. Well most likely without any pandan 🙂
David @ Spiced
I've been thinking about that Pandan syrup ever since you shared it earlier this week. I'm sipping on a mug of coffee right now, but I'm wishing it was one of these lattes instead!
Healthy World Cuisine
What a fun idea! Guess what? We even have pandan flavoring essence. Just a couple of drops is all we will need to make your delicious matcha pandan latte.
Raymund
Such a nice drink! the flavours are so up in my alley. We use pandan a lot on dishes but seldom on drink, If I can recall we only use it on one type of drink made with caramelized brown sugar, pandan and sago pearls.
Michelle
Thanks Raymund, oooh yes, we use pandan a lot in desserts, but it was fun adding it into drinks. That drink with the sago pearls sounds delicious!
Anh
I’ve really enjoyed this recipe! It was so simple and so delicious too! I love the smell of pandan. It’s just delicious! This recipe is a keeper!
Michelle
Happy to hear it, Anh! Thanks for sharing your beautiful creation with me on Instagram! 🙂