Iced Mango Matcha Latte

Featured in Sweet Treats and Baked Delights.

Start with ripe mango blended smooth with almond milk, then pour it under matcha green tea floated in just a bit of water. Sweeten it with honey or maple syrup for a bit more oomph. Stack everything over lots of ice for a drink that's bright, chill, and full of layers. Sprinkle sea salt at the end to pop the flavors—it's fruity, creamy, and just grassy-fresh enough to keep things interesting. Be sure to stir it up right before drinking so you get all those flavors with every gulp.

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Updated on Sat, 28 Jun 2025 08:53:16 GMT
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Grab this chilled mango matcha latte whenever you want something light, fruity, and a bit energizing without heading out for coffee. The sweet mango, grassy green tea, and creamy almond milk come together for a drink that's super tasty and nice and cool.

The first time I whipped this up, I was just craving something with a summer vibe and lots of chill. Now, every time I spot perfect mangoes, I make it for my afternoon treat.

Bright Ingredients List

  • Honey or maple syrup: Add if you want your drink a little sweeter, depending on the mango
  • High quality matcha powder: Go for ceremonial grade in a sealed pack for the best taste and color
  • Sea salt: Just a tiny bit makes all the flavors shine brighter
  • Ice cubes: Toss in plenty for a super cold sip
  • Ripe mango: Fresh and slightly soft for peak flavor or just use frozen chunks if that's easier
  • Almond milk or any milk you like: Try the unsweetened kind for mellow flavor

Easy Steps Guide

Sweeten and Finish:
If you love things sweeter, finish with a little maple syrup or honey. Add just a pinch of sea salt for a flavor boost. Before sipping, give it a gentle stir so it's all balanced.
Add the Matcha Layer:
Pour the frothy matcha slowly on top so it stays in its own layer. To get those stunning stripes, just pour gently and don't rush it.
Layer the Drink:
Spoon your mango puree into a tall glass first. Drop in the ice cubes until the glass is about halfway full. Pour in the rest of your almond milk over the ice and let the colors pop.
Whisk the Matcha:
Sift your matcha powder first if you want it super smooth. In a small bowl, whisk the matcha and water well. Use a tiny whisk or milk frother, making sure there are no chunky bits left.
Blend Mango Puree:
Toss chopped mango and half a cup of almond milk in the blender. Blitz until there are zero lumps left and the puree is ultra smooth.
Prep the Mango:
Grab your ripe mango, peel, remove the pit, and chop it up or just measure out a cup of frozen pieces as your starting point.
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One standout memory was mixing this up for my sister as we relaxed outside. We drank, laughed, and felt like we'd escaped to a sunny island together for an afternoon.

Keeping It Fresh

Enjoy your latte right after you make it. But if you want to save time, blend the mango mixture ahead, store it airtight, and pop it in the fridge for up to one day. Just give it a shake before finishing the rest.

Swaps and Alternatives

Use oat, coconut, or even dairy milk—whichever you’re in the mood for. Maple syrup keeps it 100% vegan, but you probably won’t need any extra sweetness if the mango’s super ripe.

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How to Serve

Grab a tall glass, fill it with ice, and pop in a fun straw to make it feel special. I like mine with a slice of fruit toast or a pastry for brunch. Sometimes I tuck a little mint on top to make it look extra fancy.

Fun Background Info

Matcha came out of Japan and is all about those good-for-you antioxidants and a smooth caffeine kick. Mango is enjoyed worldwide for its sweet, bold flavor. Mixing these two is a mashup that’s both global and a blast of color in your glass.

Frequently Asked Questions

→ Can I swap fresh mango for frozen?

Go ahead and use frozen mango. It'll actually make your drink a bit thicker and extra cold.

→ Which matcha should I pick here?

Ceremonial matcha stands out for its bold color and smooth taste that goes really well with the sweet mango part.

→ How do I stop my layers from mixing?

After blending the mango and almond milk, pour that mix in your glass, drop in ice, add a little more milk, then pour the matcha gently over everything.

→ Will other milks work if I don't have almond?

For sure! Oat milk, coconut milk, or even regular milk all give you their own twist on flavor and creaminess.

→ What's with the sea salt sprinkle?

A touch of sea salt makes the mango flavor pop and softens the grassy mellow of the matcha—it's all about that balance.

→ Is sweetener a must?

You don't have to add it. If your mango is super sweet, that's enough, but honey or maple syrup's fair game if you want more flavor.

Iced Mango Matcha Latte

Cool clouds of mango and matcha pour over almond milk and a pile of ice. Taste hints of sweet, salty, and refreshing vibes in every sip.

Prep Time
10 Minutes
Cook Time
~
Total Time
10 Minutes

Category: Desserts & Baking

Difficulty: Easy

Cuisine: Fusion

Yield: 2 Servings (2 glasses)

Dietary: Vegetarian, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free

Ingredients

→ To Serve

01 A few ice cubes
02 A tiny pinch of sea salt

→ Liquid & Sweetener

03 240 millilitres almond milk (or swap in oat, coconut, or your favourite milk), split evenly
04 1 tablespoon honey or maple syrup, if you want things sweet

→ Matcha Layer

05 2 teaspoons top-notch matcha powder
06 30–45 ml filtered water (go with what feels right)

→ Fruit Base

07 1 mango that's soft and sweet, peeled and cut up, or 150 grams of frozen mango pieces

Instructions

Step 01

Scatter a bit of sea salt over the top. Give it a gentle mix so the layers swirl together, then dig in and enjoy that mix of flavours.

Step 02

Gently pour that green matcha blend on top of the almond milk for a cool layered look. Drizzle as much syrup or honey as you like if you're into sweet stuff.

Step 03

Start by dropping your mango puree into a tall glass. Tuck in some ice until the glass is halfway packed, then pour over the rest of your almond milk.

Step 04

Take a little bowl and mix your matcha with 30–45 ml water until it's all smooth — a frother helps if you've got one.

Step 05

Toss chopped mango and half the almond milk in your blender. Let it whirl until you get a silky texture.

Step 06

If using fresh, peel your mango, pull out the pit, and chop it up. Got frozen? Just measure out 150 grams and you're good.

Notes

  1. Go for mangoes that are super ripe and smell amazing, and use really high-grade matcha for the brightest taste. You can tweak the sweetness depending on how sweet your mango is or what you like.

Tools You'll Need

  • Blender
  • Small whisk or a milk frother
  • Tall glass

Allergy Information

Please check ingredients for potential allergens and consult a health professional if in doubt.
  • You'll get nuts if you go with almond or any other nut milk.

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.
  • Calories: 165
  • Total Fat: 2.6 g
  • Total Carbohydrate: 38.2 g
  • Protein: 3.2 g