Coconut Ginger Matcha Latte

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This nourishing drink combines creamy coconut milk with fresh ginger's zing and vibrant matcha to create a soothing winter beverage. Gently heated and infused, the mixture blends subtle hints of turmeric, black pepper, and vanilla for a layered flavor profile. Sweetened lightly with maple syrup or honey, it's perfect for uplifting mood and supporting wellness. Easy to prepare in under 10 minutes, this comforting latte serves two and offers a dairy-free and gluten-free option for cold days.

Updated on Fri, 28 Nov 2025 09:14:00 GMT
Steaming Coconut Ginger Matcha Winter Immunity Latte, a vibrant green, topped and served in a warm mug. Save
Steaming Coconut Ginger Matcha Winter Immunity Latte, a vibrant green, topped and served in a warm mug. | grilto.com

A warming, antioxidant-rich latte featuring creamy coconut milk, fresh ginger, and vibrant matcha—a perfect winter beverage to support your immune system and uplift your mood.

This comforting latte became my go-to during cold winter mornings when I needed both warmth and an immunity boost.

Ingredients

  • 2 cups unsweetened coconut milk: carton or canned, shaken well
  • 1 inch piece fresh ginger: peeled and thinly sliced
  • 1 2 tablespoons maple syrup or honey: to taste
  • 2 teaspoons high quality matcha green tea powder:
  • 1 4 teaspoon ground turmeric: optional for extra immunity
  • Pinch of black pepper: optional enhances turmeric absorption
  • 1 2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract: optional

Instructions

Step 1:
In a small saucepan over medium heat, combine coconut milk and ginger slices. Heat gently until steaming but not boiling, about 3 4 minutes, allowing the ginger to infuse.
Step 2:
Remove from heat. Strain out the ginger slices and return the milk to the saucepan.
Step 3:
In a small bowl, whisk the matcha powder with 2 3 tablespoons hot (not boiling) water until smooth and frothy.
Step 4:
Whisk the matcha mixture, maple syrup (or honey), turmeric, black pepper, and vanilla extract into the warm coconut milk.
Step 5:
Return to low heat and whisk until hot and frothy, but do not boil.
Step 6:
Pour into mugs and serve immediately. Optionally, dust with extra matcha or a sprinkle of cinnamon.
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Sharing this latte with my family has become a cherished ritual on chilly mornings that warms both body and heart.

Required Tools

Small saucepan, fine mesh strainer, whisk or milk frother, small bowl, measuring cups and spoons

Allergen Information

Contains coconut (tree nut). Double-check all ingredient labels for potential allergens.

Nutritional Information

Calories 120 Total Fat 8 g Carbohydrates 11 g Protein 2 g (per serving)

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Enjoy a frothy, warm Coconut Ginger Matcha Winter Immunity Latte, highlighting fresh ginger and antioxidants. | grilto.com

This latte perfectly balances flavor and health, making it an ideal addition to your winter wellness routine.

Recipe Help & Answers

What type of coconut milk works best?

Using canned coconut milk adds creaminess, but carton options are fine for a lighter texture. Shake well before use.

Can I adjust the sweetness level?

Yes, maple syrup or honey can be added to taste. For vegan versions, maple syrup or agave works well.

What does turmeric add to the drink?

Turmeric provides a gentle warmth and subtle earthiness, plus a potential immunity boost when combined with black pepper for better absorption.

Is fresh ginger essential?

Fresh ginger slices infuse a bright, spicy note that defines the drink’s warming character. Thin slices are ideal for steeping.

How should the matcha be prepared?

Whisk high-quality matcha powder with hot (not boiling) water until smooth and frothy before combining with the infused coconut milk.

Can other plant-based milks be used?

Yes, almond or oat milk can substitute coconut milk for a lighter variation, though flavor and creaminess will differ.

Coconut Ginger Matcha Latte

Cozy blend of coconut milk, fresh ginger, and matcha enhanced with warming spices and natural sweetness.

Prep Time
5 min
Time to Cook
5 min
Complete Time
10 min
From grilto Jake Turner


Skill Level Easy

Cuisine Style Fusion

Serves 2 Portions

Diet Details Plant-based, No Dairy, No Gluten

What You Need

Base

01 2 cups unsweetened coconut milk, shaken well
02 1-inch piece fresh ginger, peeled and thinly sliced
03 1 to 2 tablespoons maple syrup or honey, to taste

Flavor & Boosters

01 2 teaspoons high-quality matcha green tea powder
02 1/4 teaspoon ground turmeric (optional)
03 Pinch of black pepper (optional)
04 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract (optional)

How-To

Step 01

Infuse ginger flavor: In a small saucepan over medium heat, combine coconut milk and ginger slices. Heat gently until steaming but not boiling, about 3 to 4 minutes, allowing the ginger to infuse.

Step 02

Strain ginger: Remove from heat, strain out the ginger slices, and return the milk to the saucepan.

Step 03

Prepare matcha: Whisk matcha powder with 2 to 3 tablespoons hot (not boiling) water in a small bowl until smooth and frothy.

Step 04

Combine ingredients: Whisk the matcha mixture, maple syrup or honey, turmeric, black pepper, and vanilla extract into the warm coconut milk.

Step 05

Heat and froth: Return mixture to low heat and whisk until hot and frothy without boiling.

Step 06

Serve: Pour into mugs and serve immediately. Optionally, dust with extra matcha powder or a sprinkle of cinnamon.

Essentials

  • Small saucepan
  • Fine mesh strainer
  • Whisk or milk frother
  • Small bowl
  • Measuring cups and spoons

Allergy Advisory

Review every component for allergens. Reach out to a health pro if you’re concerned.
  • Contains coconut (tree nut); verify all labels for possible allergens.

Nutrition Details (per portion)

Facts listed here are for your info, not medical advice. Always double-check if needed.
  • Energy: 120
  • Lipids: 8 g
  • Carbohydrates: 11 g
  • Proteins: 2 g