This Berry Crumble Latte is made with a homemade mixed berry syrup made from just real ingredients and sweetened naturally with honey. When combined with vanilla almond milk and cookie butter coffee creamer in latte form, it makes the most delicious dessert inspired sip. Plus, it’s super beautiful… I mean, look at that color!
Berry Crumble Latte
What You’ll Need:
- Mixed Berries (I prefer frozen!)
- Honey
- Water
- Vanilla Bean Paste or Vanilla Extract
- Almond Extract
- Espresso
- Almond Milk (can use whatever milk you like, I like unsweetened vanilla almond milk)
- Coffee Creamer (I use nutpods Cookie Butter unsweetened, it is the best!)
Coffee Essentials:
- Milk Frother
- Espresso Machine
- Nespresso Espresso Machine (so great for hosting!)
- Coffee Spoons
- Iced Coffee Glasses
- Ice Mold
- Pebble Ice Machine
- Syrup Jars
- Hyperchiller (a must for chilled drinks!)
DIETARY NOTES
This recipe is made with real ingredients and fits seamlessly into the following dietary needs when using compliant ingredients:
- gluten free
- dairy free
- grain free
- egg free
- refined sugar free
- vegetarian
- paleo
As always, be sure to check specific ingredient labels to ensure they meet your needs/preferences!
A NOTE ON CALORIE COUNT, NUTRITIONAL INFO AND SERVING SIZES
Due to my past experiences, I do not include most of the above information within my recipes as it is unsafe for me to do so personally. While I try to share a rough estimate when it comes to the serving size, please note that it is very subjective as we all have different hunger levels both from person to person and even from meal to meal.
If any of the above information is important to you, I understand! We are all different and have various goals and needs. If you’d like, you are welcome to calculate the information needed based on the ingredients you use when making one of my recipes.
I hope you understand! This comes from a place of love and protection both for myself and others like me. If you ever have any questions, send me an Instagram message for the quickest response time! Thank you for being here!
Thirsty for more?
- Blueberry Pancake Latte
- Orange Blossom Latte
- Carrot Cake Latte
- Honey Bee Latte
- Strawberry Lemonade
- Tomato Margarita
- Sparkling Cucumber Basil Mocktail
- Sunshine Sparkler
And here are some treats that pair perfectly with a fun coffee/drink:
- Peaches and Cream Drop Biscuit Shortcake
- Orange Almond Cake
- Carrot Cake Snack Cake
- Drop Biscuit Strawberry Shortcake
- Almond Flour Lemon Cake
- Chocolate Covered Cherry Cake
- Chocolate Chip Zucchini Bread
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Ingredients
Method
- Combine syrup ingredients (aside from the vanilla and almond extracts) in a pot on the stove and bring to a boil, then turn to low heat and allow to simmer for 5-10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Remove from heat, allow to cool, then add in the vanilla and almond extracts.
- Strain out the berries from the syrup, the transfer the syrup to a jar with a lid or an airtight container. It can be stored in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
- Add the syrup to a cup and brew your favorite espresso to your liking over top. I always allow it to chill/cool down by brewing the espresso over metal ice cubes or by using my hyperchiller so that the espresso doesn't become bitter as it cools.
- In a cup with ice, pour in the creamer followed by the milk. Then, pour over the espresso with the syrup. Mix together and enjoy!
- Note: I sometimes like to pour the syrup into the glass with the ice to really watch the colors swirl together because it's fun. It's not the "correct" way to do it, but in my opinion it's not about doing things the "right" way all the time!
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