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This low carb latte is so rich and creamy that it tastes like a decadent coffee shop drink, but there are less than 1g net carbs in each cup! Brew a cup of black coffee or espresso - about 4 to 6 ounces. Soften butter for 20 seconds in microwave. If using coconut oil instead of MCT oil, soften coconut oil with the butter.
While most shops you go to will make a latte with espresso, the name suggests that you can use any type of coffee or coffee extraction. Lattes are also typically prepared with steamed milk for a couple of reasons: mouthfeel and flavor. The steamed milk adds a creamy texture to the drink when properly steamed.
Pour the milk and optional sweetener into a mason jar until it’s ¾ full. Seal the jar tightly, and shake, shake, shake. Pour the milk and foam into the glass with the ice and espresso. Sip, savor and enjoy. A classic and time-honored dark roast with notes of molasses and caramelized sugar that’s perfect for making classic espresso drinks.
Brew a cup of black coffee or espresso - about 4 to 6 ounces. Soften butter for 20 seconds in microwave. If using coconut oil instead of MCT oil, soften coconut oil with the butter. Add coffee, butter, and oil to blender and blend for 1 minute, until frothy. Next, Make it a Latte!