How to Make a Toffee Nut Latte at Home
Buttery toffee and roasted nuts: how to make a toffee nut latte at home.
Buttery toffee and toasted nuts, with a double espresso and silky milk. The toffee nut latte is a cosy winter classic, and it pairs perfectly with a chocolatey espresso blend.
What you need
- An espresso machine with a steam wand
- Espresso coffee, such as our Momentum Espresso
- Sweetbird Toffee Nut Syrup
- A syrup pump
- A 350ml milk jug
The recipe (12oz)
- 10ml toffee nut syrup (one pump)
- Double espresso (about 36g)
- About 220ml of steamed milk
Step by step
- Add the syrup to your cup.
- Pull a double espresso on top and stir. See our espresso guide.
- Steam your milk to 60 to 65°C with a little silky foam and pour it in.
Make it your own
- Toffee nut mocha: add 20g of our 52% Hot Chocolate.
- Extra nutty: half a pump of toffee nut and half of hazelnut.
- Iced: follow our iced latte recipe with toffee nut syrup.
Tips
- A chocolatey espresso like Momentum suits toffee flavours best.
- Finish with a few chopped toasted hazelnuts for crunch.
- Prefer it less sweet? Use half a pump.
FAQs
Does toffee nut syrup contain nuts?
Check the allergen information on the product page before serving to anyone with an allergy.
Can I use it in hot chocolate?
Yes. One pump in a mug of our hot chocolate is delicious.
A 12oz toffee nut latte with semi-skimmed milk is around 150 kcal. See the breakdown for other milks in our coffee calorie calculator.
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