This Keto Starbucks Green Tea Frappuccino recipe is sugar free, low carb copycat version of Starbucks Matcha Creme Frappuccino. Prep: 3 mins Cook: 1 min Ready …
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You’ll Need: ½ cup ice cubes (plus more for texture) 1 cup whole milk (2% or almond milk will also work) ¼ cup heavy …
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Here’s how to make a matcha frappe: Add ingredients to blender. Combine the almond milk, heavy cream, matcha green …
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My low carb Starbucks Caramel Macchiato. Order it low carb: “Short Americano, filled with 3/4 water and 1/4 heavy whipping cream with 2 pumps of sugar-free vanilla syrup, shots on top, and …
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Directions 1) Gather all the ingredients. 2) In a powerful blender, add heavy cream, Matcha Powder, sweetener and ice. 3) Blend everything together, top with optional whipped cream or use …
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Blend ice, milk, vanilla syrup, coffee creamer, green tea powder, and xanthan gum in a blender until smooth, 20 to 40 seconds.
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Here’s how you can order a to-go Starbucks Keto Frappuccino kit to blend up at home: Choose “Iced Coffee” Change the size to Tall Go to “Flavors” and change Classic Syrup pumps …
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Courtesy Starbucks Low-Carb Flat White 10g net carbs Replace the usual steamed milk of a flat white with half heavy cream and half hot water, and you’ve got a lower-carb version of …
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Currently, Starbucks has 2 sugar-free syrups, plus the Skinny Mocha sauce. These options may vary by store: Vanilla – about 1g net carbs per pump Cinnamon Dolce – about 1g net carbs per pump Mocha …
A frappuccino typically contains between 50 and 80 grams of carbs, based on the nutrition information on the Starbucks website. That means it would typically be a no-no for a keto lifestyle.
4.52 from 334 votes. Print Recipe. Add to Favorites. Prep Time 10 mins. Total Time 10 mins. Make your own Starbucks Green Tea Frappuccino at home with my easy recipe featuring all …
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Starbucks labels drinks as “Skinny” when they are low in calories, which typically means that are high in carbs. Sugar Free Syrups Have Carbs Just because it’s sugar-free …
Here are a few such options: Passion Fruit Tea Drink – This one is very popular in the diabetes community. Be sure to try sugar-free vanilla syrup in Passion Fruit Iced Tea for a …
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Java Chip – Increase the espresso to double the amount. Chocolate mocha- Drizzle sugar free chocolate syrup and add 1 tablespoon cocoa powder. White chocolate – …
For a low-carb vanilla latte, you can sub in SF vanilla syrup, but you’ll add 1-2g of net carbs, plus artificial sweetener. 8. Low-Carb Mocha A standard mocha at Starbucks …
Add milk, liquid smoothie base, and syrup to blender. Add green tea powder. Add 2/3 of the ice. Blend until ice is broken up into a fine consistency. Check the thickness and add more ice and …
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Chai Tea Latte. The OG Chai Latte is made using a chai tea concentrate that contains a lot of sugar, which is a no-go for keto. To make it keto-friendly, Mr.Skinny Pants …
This keto frappe is made with unprocessed ingredients like almond milk, heavy cream, matcha green tea, powdered erythritol, and vanilla. Each serving of this green tea frappe recipe has 156 calories. The blended green tea frappuccino from Starbucks has 280, almost double! And the carbs? The one from Starbucks has 62 grams carbs!
Make your own Starbucks Green Tea Frappuccino at home with my easy recipe featuring all-natural ingredients. Enjoy a homemade Green Tea Frappuccino anytime! Blend all ingredients in a blender and until smooth, creamy and even in color. Hi Bold Bakers!
Combine the almond milk, heavy cream, matcha green tea, ice, powdered erythritol, and vanilla in a blender. Blend. Blend low carb frappuccino together until desired consistency is reached. Sample. Taste and adjust sweetener or matcha to taste. If you want it thicker, you can also add more ice at this point.
Yes, this homemade green tea frappuccino recipe contains caffeine. Each 1/2 teaspoon serving of matcha contains about 25-35 mg of caffeine.