Top Six Matcha Latte Combinations

Interested in trying some new matcha flavor incorporations? Here are my recommendations.

Ask your favorite Starbucks or boba tea shops to make you one of these, or be adventurous and make them at home.

Tired of all the plain old matcha lattes that you’ve been drinking so frequently? If you don’t prefer the taste of matcha like my friends who say that it supposedly “tastes like grass”... I would still recommend these flavors for any drinks that you could enjoy! I thought the day would never come, but when I tasted the Starbucks Iced Lavender Cream Oat Milk matcha, I fell in love and began searching for more latte fusions. Ever since that day, I’ve been going to nearby bubble tea shops to try flavors out of my usual boundaries—a decision I certainly don't regret.

During this process, I’ve discovered so many hidden gems and one has even become my immediate go-to order! The locations that offer matcha which I’ve recently visited are Happy Lemon, TeaEra, Meet Fresh, and more. The one that I would recommend you go to however is Happy Lemon, specializing in creating unique drinks from mango yakult smoothies to milk tea with salted cheese! This distinctive menu got me thinking, “What would be some other creative drink options? Maybe one incorporated with my favorite flavor, matcha?”

So here are some delectable matcha combinations that I personally love to enjoy.

Strawberry Matcha Latte

Photo credit: Firebelly Tea

A sweet, refreshing and visually pleasing appearance. The creamy fruit layer added with the earthy flavor of the matcha creates the perfect summer drink. My go-to when I want something cooling and grounding!

Common ingredients:

  • Matcha powder

  • Water

  • Milk

  • Opt. sweetener (Honey, maple syrup)

  • Strawberries

  • Heavy cream (Dairy free option: Canned coconut milk)


Lavender Matcha Latte

Photo Credit: Emily Laurae

This dreamy combo is what got me into the whole matcha buzz in the first place! The lavender’s floral notes bring a sweeter, calming taste to the rich matcha. It brings a spring-like mood into the break.

Common ingredients:

  • Matcha powder

  • Water

  • Milk

  • Opt. sweetener (Honey, maple syrup)

  • Lavender syrup

  • Heavy cream (Dairy free option: Canned coconut milk)



Banana Matcha Latte

Photo Credit: Yoko’s Kitchen

If you prefer the taste of banana milk then matcha lovers, this drink is for you! The fruit just adds another element of sweetness and creaminess to the matcha, which enhances the flavor.

Common ingredients:

  • Matcha powder

  • Water

  • Bananas and milk (or store-bought banana milk)

  • Opt. sweetener (Honey, maple syrup)






Pistachio Matcha Latte

Photo Credit: Neimi

Added to the earthy taste of matcha, the subtle note of nutty and decadent pistachio completes this not-so-sweet latte. Whether a warm drink enjoyed during fall or during the hotter months as iced, pistachio and matcha are a great combination always.   

Common ingredients:

  • Matcha powder

  • Water

  • Milk

  • Opt. sweetener (Honey, maple syrup)

  • Pistachio syrup



Mango Matcha Latte

Photo Credit: Teak and Thyme

This drink is for the ones that prefer the tropical and vibrant vibe that mango brings. The tangy mango brings a juicy sweetness that’s perfect for the summer months!

Common ingredients:

  • Matcha powder

  • Water

  • Milk

  • Mangoes

  • Opt. sweetener (Honey, maple syrup)





Blueberry Matcha Latte

Photo Credit: Healthful Ideas

The tartness of the blueberries blends seamlessly with the earthy matcha, creating a latte that’s both extremely unique and refreshing! Giving off a fruit-smoothie vibe for any picnic, it’s perfect for berry lovers.

Common ingredients:

  • Matcha powder

  • Water

  • Milk

  • Frozen blueberries

  • Sugar

  • Opt. sweetener (Honey, maple syrup)

Yuna Kim
I love reading, usually books of the fantasy-fiction genre,and hanging out with my friends.

I am certain I like writing about anything informative going on in the world right now as well as fantasy short stories. My goals in life currently are to get into a good college. With the Teen Journal, I hope to further my knowledge and prepare me for the future.

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