Rich in antioxidants
Matcha is naturally rich in catechins and other polyphenols with antioxidant activity. EGCG is one of the most studied catechins found in green tea.
A creamy iced matcha latte layered with sweet strawberry flavor, vibrant matcha, and plenty of ice for a refreshing drink that is as beautiful as it is delicious.

ABOUT THIS DRINK
Hello and welcome to my drink vlog. we appreciate you coming here to learn about our signature drinks. we believe everyone should have the right skills and recipes to make those popular drinks that you see everywhere in the market without any secrets hidden. Today's drink is Strawberry ice matcha latte. a very healthy drink with an earthy taste and a flavor of your choice. the strawberry part can be replaced with caramel or honey as you wish. we will be making a future episode about those as well. for now enjoy our recipe and make sure to add it to your drinks menu at home. Matcha benefits are plenty and the taste never gets boring.
THE METHOD
Swirl strawberry syrup around the inside of the cup, creating a strawberry-coated pattern along the glass.
Add ice cubes until the cup is about three-quarters full.
Top with milk until the cup is approximately 80% full.
Add 22 ml of sugar syrup. You can use 1 full shot if you prefer a sweeter drink.
Strain 2 gram of matcha powder into a small bowl to remove any lumps.
Add 22 ml of vanilla syrup to the strained matcha.
Add 50 ml of hot water and blend the matcha, vanilla syrup, and hot water vigorously with a small hand blender until the mixture becomes creamy or foamy on the surface.
Slowly pour the matcha mixture into the cup in a circular motion, allowing the matcha mixture to distribute around the inside edges of the cup.
Top with milk cream and decorate with strawberry syrup.
Serve with a thin straw and enjoy slowly.
SERVING TIP
Serve the finished Strawberry Ice Matcha Latte with a thin straw so you can enjoy the drink and its layers slowly.
DRINK BENEFITS
Matcha is finely powdered Japanese green tea, so you consume the tea leaf itself rather than simply infusing and discarding the leaves. It naturally contains catechins such as EGCG, along with L-theanine and caffeine.
Matcha is naturally rich in catechins and other polyphenols with antioxidant activity. EGCG is one of the most studied catechins found in green tea.
Matcha naturally provides caffeine, making it a useful alternative to coffee when you want a naturally caffeinated drink.
Matcha contains L-theanine, an amino acid naturally found in tea. Research on L-theanine together with caffeine has explored potential effects on attention and some cognitive outcomes.
Because matcha uses powdered tea leaves rather than simply infusing and discarding them, it can provide a concentrated source of tea compounds.
A note on health claims: The strength of scientific evidence varies for specific long-term health outcomes. For that reason, we avoid exaggerated claims and focus on benefits that are better supported by research.
Swirl strawberry syrup inside a 400 ml cup, add ice to about three-quarters full, and top with milk to approximately 80% of the cup. Add 22 ml sugar syrup. Separately, strain 2 gram of matcha and blend it with 22 ml vanilla syrup and 50 ml hot water until creamy or foamy. Slowly pour the matcha mixture into the cup, then finish with milk cream and strawberry syrup.
Ippodo Tea Ikuyo is a great choice for this drink. Ippodo specifically lists Ikuyo among its top recommendations for matcha lattes. It has a balanced flavor with umami, sweetness, and a light astringency that pairs well with milk.
You can use either full-cream milk or half-cream milk. Full-cream milk gives the latte a richer, creamier texture, while half-cream milk creates a lighter drink.
Yes. The recipe uses 22 ml of sugar syrup. If you prefer a sweeter latte, you can use 1 full shot of sugar syrup.
Straining the matcha helps break up natural clumps before blending, giving you a smoother mixture that combines more easily with the vanilla syrup and hot water.
This recipe is designed for a 400 ml cup.
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