Hojicha Layered Latte
I absolutely adore their hojicha. Hojicha is roasted green tea that has less caffeine and is less bitter than other teas. I’ve had hojicha in a lot of different desserts, but making a latte out of these loose leaves is my favorite.
- Steep 2 teaspoons of hojicha in 1 cup of hot water for 1–2 minutes.
- Froth 130 mL of milk with a teaspoon of liquid sugar.
- Pour the milk and honey mixture into a tall glass.
- Slowly pour your hojicha tea to create the layers in the latte.
The roasted flavor of hojicha mixed with the warm, frothed milk really feels like a warm hug to me. One of my favorite drinks to make and easily impress any guests
Matcha Layered Latte
- Instead of hojicha mix in the above recipe, use 2 teaspoons of matcha in 1 cup of hot water and whisk them using a bamboo or electric whisk. The rest of the steps are the same as above, but here they are:
- Froth 130 mL of milk with a teaspoon of liquid sugar.
- Pour the milk and honey mixture into a tall glass.
- Slowly pour your matcha tea to create the layers in the latte.
- Enjoy!
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Kei Nishida
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Kei Nishida is a Japanese green tea enthusiast, a writer, and the founder and CEO of Japanese Green Tea Co., a Dream of Japan Company. His passion for introducing America to the tea of his homeland was the catalyst for creating the only company that brings high-quality tea from Arahataen Green Tea Farms to the rest of the world. Learn more about Kei