We love a good copycat recipe. Not because we don’t love Starbucks (we do!), but because sometimes getting out of the house just isn’t worth the effort. At least not when you can make a delicious version of their drinks from the comfort of your home!
From recreating their Mocha Syrup to making your own Caramel Cold Foam, we have all the hacks for making your favorite refreshing drinks right at home.
What You’ll Need
- Serving glass
- Hand-held milk frother
- Ice
- Oat Milk or Milk of Choice
- Fresh or Freezer Dried Strawberries
- Strawberry Syrup
- Matcha of Choice
- Honey
This recipe is very easy to make and doesn’t take many ingredients. If you are a matcha lover, you probably have all this on hand already! If not, don’t worry – there are plenty of ways to make this yummy drink with substitutions. See our recommendations below!
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Make It Your Own!
Making matcha at home is really quite simple, thanks to the popularity of the drink and how easy it is to find good quality matcha powder in almost any major supermarket!
But matcha powder really is just green tea, so if that’s all you have at home, it’ll work too! Simply steep your tea beforehand until the brew is strong, and then add from there!
We always recommend using your own choice of milk – whether that’s almond milk, oat, or whole milk. If you don’t have honey for sweetening your matcha, you can try sweetened milk or simply add your favorite sweetener of choice.
Strawberry syrup is easy to find at most major supermarkets. But if you don’t have any on hand, try mashing up some fresh strawberries at the bottom of your serving jar and add a bit of sugar for a subtle sweetness and to further bring out the juices.
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A scoop of strawberry jelly or jam will also do the trick, but you’ll want to thoroughly mix it in to avoid jelly clumps.
How To Make
This drink has a few preparation steps but is oh-so-yummy and easy. Plus, there’s no brewing time, which makes it super quick!
Step One
Start by adding freeze-dried or fresh strawberry slices to the sides of your serving glass and then fill it with ice.
Step Two
In a separate glass, froth your creamer of choice until light and fluffy, and then pour it into your serving glass.
Note – You are not steaming your milk, as that will heat the milk up and this is an iced drink.
Step Three
Add 1-2 Teaspoons of strawberry syrup, drizzling around the sides of your serving glass and over the ice.
Note – If you’re using fresh, crushed strawberries with sugar in place of syrup, you’ll want to do this step before adding ice.
Step Four
Prepare your matcha in a separate dish, thoroughly mixing to avoid powder clumps. You will only want about 1/4 of a cup of matcha with about a tablespoon of honey mixed into it. Add the matcha and honey mixture to your serving glass, over the milk and ice.
Step Five
Stir and top with more strawberry syrup if desired. Enjoy!
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If you are a big matcha fan, then you will certainly want to check out some of our other yummy matcha recipes. Start with just a classic Matcha Latte, or go fancy with our Iced Vanilla Matcha Latte or our fun Earth Day Matcha Latte that looks like our beautiful Mother Earth!
Happy Caffeinating!
Starbucks Dupe Iced Strawberry Oat Milk Matcha Recipe
Try this Starbucks Iced Strawberry Oat Milk Matcha, a refreshing and vibrant drink that's perfect for the summer months!
Ingredients
- 1 cup of Ice
- 10-12 Ounces of Oat Milk or Milk of Choice
- Fresh or Freezer Dried Strawberries (to taste)
- 1-2 Teaspoons Strawberry Syrup
- 1 Serving of Matcha of Choice
- 1 Tablespoon of Honey
Instructions
- Add ice and freeze-dried or fresh strawberries to your serving glass, pressing the strawberry slices to the side of your glass.
- Add your strawberry syrup, drizzled over the ice.
- In a separate glass, froth your creamer of choice until light and fluffy, and then pour it into your serving glass.
- Prepare your matcha with about a tablespoon of honey and add that to your serving glass.
