Learn how to make a classic Caffe Latte at home with my Starbucks Hot Latte Recipe. I've got details about the ratio of espresso to milk, what type of milk Starbucks uses, how many pumps of vanilla syrup they use, and more! You'll be enjoying a homemade latte in no time with these simple instructions.
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INGREDIENTS:
1 shot espresso, or 2 ounces strongly brewed coffee (see note)
10 ounces milk (I like whole milk)
2 to 5 teaspoons vanilla syrup or sweetener of choice (optional)
INSTRUCTIONS:
Place the espresso or strongly brewed coffee in a 12 ounce mug. Add sweetener to taste.
Warm the milk to 155 F (68 C) in a small saucepan over medium heat. Froth.
Pour the frothed milk over the coffee and sweetener in the mug. Serve immediately.
NOTES:
1. If you don't own an espresso machine, make sure to check out my video tutorial for how to make espresso strength coffee without one!
2. Instructions are for a 12 ounce latte, or a Starbucks Tall. To make a Grande, use 2 shots of espresso and 12 ounces of milk. And to make a Venti, use 2 shots of espresso and 16 ounces of milk.
3. To make an iced latte, simply place 3/4 to 1 cup of ice cubes (I use these ice cube trays) in a 12 ounce glass or mason jar. Pour a shot of espresso or strongly brewed coffee over the ice, and top with milk of choice.
4. To make the Starbucks iced vanilla latte, you'll simply add 2 to 5 teaspoons of vanilla syrup to thee recipe.
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I will definitely make some at home. I buy a grande hot latte at Starbucks almost every day 😅. Thank you for this great informative video. Cheers.
I tried your London Fog and now I drink it weekly. You have motivated me to try this next!
Just found this video, can’t wait to try these!
exactly what I was looking for :) thanks
Nice job.
Can you suggest an at-home espresso machine, please?
Are you saying that you like 1.5 teaspoons for a grande? I'm still trying to find a good balance because Starbucks is a butt too sweet for me, but I'm not sure which side you're referring to because if you use a 12 oz cup wouldn't it be too small for a grande? Forgive me as I'm still trying to understand coffee measurements.
I can’t figure out how to get enough milk frothed to equal a 16oz latte without microwaving it or cooking it on the stove.
Hello there so I was wondering how much is 1 shot esperesso exactly and I saw down there it is equal to 2 ounces strong brewed coffee meaning 59 ml according to a converter just wanted to know if that is correct? Looking to buy a moka pot, a coffee grinder and my own choice of coffee beans to end my Starbucks slavery so a little help would be wellcomee! 😄Btw do you have a video for what brand you go for your coffee beans? I saw people suggest LavAzza Crema E Gusto and LavAzza Qualita Rossa so far but would love to discover different options!
So a shot of espresso is typically around 1 ounce, but strongly brewed coffee doesn’t translate exactly, so around 2 ounces will probably get you closer to the flavor you’re looking for. Did you see my video about making espresso strength coffee without an espresso machine? I go over a few different methods. As for coffee, my dad’s home-roasted beans are obviously the best. I also like Peak Performance since it’s organic, fair trade, and supposedly mold free.
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