Home Cafe Delight: Sweet & Tangy Strawberry Latte Recipe
Delicious Strawberry Latte / Strawberry Milk with Fresh Strawberries
I bought a large quantity of strawberries, and making a latte with these sweet and tangy berries makes me feel like I’m at a cozy home cafe. It’s truly wonderful!
Ingredients- 14 fresh strawberries
- 1 cup milk
- 1 Tbsp honey
Cooking Instructions
Step 1
I purchased a large amount of strawberries, and decided to make a latte while they were fresh. This is a wonderful way to enjoy their vibrant flavor and beautiful color.
Step 2
Using a potato masher or a fork, gently press the strawberries in a bowl to mash them. You want to break them down, but it’s nice to leave some small chunks for texture. This makes the process enjoyable, especially if kids are helping!
Step 3
As you mash the strawberries, their natural juice will be released. Collect this delicious strawberry juice. This will form the flavorful base of your latte. Aim for a texture that’s mashed but still has some integrity, not completely puréed.
Step 4
Now, add some beautifully sliced strawberries on top of the mashed strawberry mixture and juice. Placing these slices in the drink adds a delightful bite of fresh strawberry with every sip and makes the latte visually appealing.
Step 5
Drizzle 1 tablespoon of honey generously over the strawberries. Honey adds a lovely sweetness that complements the natural tartness of the berries. You can adjust the amount of honey to your preference, or substitute with agave syrup or other sweeteners.
Step 6
Pour about 4/5 of a cup with cold milk over the strawberry mixture. Gently stir with a spoon or straw to combine the honey and strawberries. Once mixed, place the cup in the refrigerator for about 5 minutes to chill thoroughly. This ensures a perfectly refreshing drink.
Step 7
And there you have it! A refreshing and delicious strawberry latte, perfect for enjoying at home, is now complete. Serve it in a lovely glass, add a straw, and savor the delightful combination of sweet strawberries and creamy milk.
