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How to Make a Toffee Nut Latte at Home

Buttery toffee and roasted nuts: how to make a toffee nut latte at home.

By Lynsey Harley 1 min read

Latte with latte art in a Modern Standard cup
In this article
  1. What you need
  2. The recipe (12oz)
  3. Step by step
  4. Make it your own
  5. Tips
  6. FAQs

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

The recipe (12oz)

  • 10ml toffee nut syrup (one pump)
  • Double espresso (about 36g)
  • About 220ml of steamed milk

Step by step

  1. Add the syrup to your cup.
  2. Pull a double espresso on top and stir. See our espresso guide.
  3. Steam your milk to 60 to 65°C with a little silky foam and pour it in.

Make it your own

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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Lynsey Harley

Written by Lynsey HarleyWe roast every coffee in small batches at our roastery in Glenrothes, Fife.

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