Iced S’mores Latte

Summer is here, and there’s no better way to cool down and satisfy your sweet tooth than with a refreshing Iced S’mores Latte. This drink is not only fun and delicious but also captures the nostalgic flavors of a classic campfire treat. Let’s dive into this irresistible recipe that’s perfect for hot summer days!

Ingredients:

  • Marshmallow fluff/creme
  • ½ – 1 tablespoon Torani Toasted Marshmallow Syrup
  • 2 shots of espresso (2-2.5 oz.)
  • 8-10 ounces milk
  • Ice
  • Whipped cream
  • Chocolate sauce/syrup
  • Graham cracker for garnish

Instructions:

  1. Prepare the Espresso:
  2. Smear the Marshmallow Fluff:
    • Smear a generous amount of marshmallow fluff around the inside of your glass. This adds a delightful sweetness and a bit of fun to your latte.
  3. Assemble the Drink:
    • Pour ½ to 1 tablespoon of Toasted Marshmallow Syrup into the glass.
    • Add the brewed espresso shots.
    • Pour in 8-10 ounces of milk, then add ice.
  4. Top It Off:
    • Add a generous amount of whipped cream on top.
    • Drizzle with chocolate sauce or syrup.
    • Garnish with a piece of graham cracker for the perfect s’mores touch, and enjoy your perfect blend of coffee and sweet, summery goodness.

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Lower the Sugar

If you’re looking to lower the sugar or calorie content of this drink you can use:

  • Lowfat/skim milk
  • Unsweetened almond milk
  • Sugar free whipped cream
  • Torani Sugar Free Toasted Marshmallow Syrup or the Torani Sugar Free S’mores Syrup
  • Sugar Free Chocolate Sauce
  • Cocoa powder instead of crushed graham cracker for topping

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