Web2 Tbsp (28.3 grams) cocoa powder 1 Tbsp (14.2 grams) monk fruit sugar or sweetener of your choice 1/4 Tsp (1.42 grams) xanthum gum 1 Cup (8oz) ice …
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WebThe only appliances you will need to make these Starbucks recipes are a milk frother and an espresso machine. You will also need ingredients like maple syrup, …
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WebToday I’m making a low carb, keto-friendly version of the Starbucks Matcha Tea Latte! This simple & easy recipe is low in calories and tastes just like what you find at Starbucks!
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Here’s a few tips to help you create your own low carb Starbucks drinks. Write your drink order on a piece of scrap paper. Order the smallest size possible. Replace milk with a mix of 3/4 water & 1/4 heavy whipping cream. Request sugar-free syrup. 2 pumps, max. Replace sugar-y toppings with decorative low carb spices: Nutmeg
To order a low-carb pumpkin spice latte at Starbucks, order a tall americano. Then, add a pump of sugar-free vanilla syrup, a pump of sugar-free cinnamon syrup, some heavy cream, and a sprinkling of pumpkin spice topping. Unfortunately, the pumpkin spice sauce has sugar. One pump adds about 30 calories and 8 grams of sugar.
Use a hand mixer and mix for 2 minutes. Add in the Swerve. Mix until whipped cream forms. If you are really looking for a Starbucks latte, use Starbucks coffee.
To make it keto friendly, I order it with 4 pumps of sugar free vanilla syrup instead of toasted vanilla, and ask for half oatmilk and half heavy cream. Iced Caffe Americano (2g Net Carbs) – Just as you would order a hot Americano, simply order a grande Iced Caffee Americano for a low carb Starbucks drink option.