Stop Drinking Dull Lattes At Home With This Simple Frothy Hack

Store bought lattes used to be superior—until this hack came along.

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Jul 4, 2023 - 21:02

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Stop Drinking Dull Lattes At Home With This Simple Frothy Hack

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By Hannah Frye

Assistant Beauty & Health Editor

Hannah Frye is the Assistant Beauty Editor at mindbodygreen. She has a B.S. in journalism and a minor in women’s, gender, and queer studies from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. Hannah has written across lifestyle sections including health, wellness, sustainability, personal development, and more.

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One of the biggest motivations to opt for cafe-bought lattes over homemade ones is their undeniable froth superiority.

Of course there are plenty of at-home frothers out there you could use, but they’re often super expensive and still don’t quite measure up to the real deal—which is why you need to know this hack.

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How to make a frothy latte at home

Content creator and recipe developer Ella Henry (aka, Glow With Ella) recently shared her method for the ultimate frothy matcha latte on TikTok, and it’s so simple. Below, find the essential steps:

What you’ll need:

1 ½ to 2 cups milk of your choice Collagen powderA dash of vanilla extractA dash of maple syrup1 serving matcha powder⅓ to ½ cup of waterA blender

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How to:

Gather your base: The foam Henry makes consists of almond milk and one scoop of collagen powder. Just make sure you do some research to find a trustworthy collagen powder, or opt for the mindbodygreen beauty & gut collagen+, a formula that has a whopping 17.7 grams of hydrolyzed bovine collagen peptides, amongst other skin and gut-supporting ingredients.* Add natural sweetener: Henry adds a dash of both vanilla extract and maple syrup to the mix, but feel free to incorporate whatever natural sweetener you prefer, or opt for none at all. Blend & pour over ice: The secret here is to blend your ingredients together, which helps to create that super-foamy consistency Henry swears appears just like marshmallow whip. Once blended, pour that over ice. Mix up your matcha: Then, in the same blender, whip up your matcha and water. Pour that into the cup and stir to combine. It's important to note that matcha is traditionally made using a wooden matcha whisk, but this method creates extra froth and texture.For a cafe latte instead: If you’re not a matcha person, simply swap the matcha powder for an espresso shot or two.

Why add collagen?

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The takeaway

If you want to make a super-frothy matcha latte at home, try blending collagen powder with your milk of choice to create a foamy base. Then simply blend your matcha with water and mix. Want to dive deeper into the research-backed benefits of collagen? Here’s a helpful guide.*

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