Iced Strawberry Latte

Level 6 Cold Drink ~1 min Fruity

The ultimate summer refreshment, this Iced Strawberry Latte combines sweet strawberry flavor with creamy milk and a kick of espresso, all served over ice. It's the perfect way to cool down and a guaranteed customer favorite.

A refreshing Iced Strawberry Latte in a large glass, with pink syrup at the bottom and coffee layered on top.

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Start with a Large Glass:
    • All iced drinks require a Large Glass.
    • Add two scoops of Ice Cubes to the glass to begin the chilling process.
  2. Add Strawberry Syrup:
    • Pump four squirts of Strawberry Syrup directly into the glass over the ice. This sweet base is key.
  3. Pour Cold Milk:
    • Fill the glass about two-thirds full with cold Whole Milk. Do not steam the milk for this recipe.
  4. Top with Espresso:
    • Brew a fresh, hot shot of Espresso and pour it slowly over the top of the milk. This creates the appealing layered look.
    • Serve immediately to the customer.

Iced Drink Layering Guide

Key to Success:

  • Correct Order: The build order is vital for this drink: Ice, Syrup, Milk, then Espresso on top.
  • Cold Milk Only: Never use steamed milk for an iced latte. It will melt the ice and ruin the drink.
  • Use a Large Glass: Serving an iced drink in a small cup is incorrect and will result in a failed order.
  • Pump Accuracy: Use exactly four pumps of syrup to match the customer's expectation.

What Customers Say

"I want an iced latte that tastes like a summer night's strawberry."

Ingredients & Container

  • Container: Large Glass
  • Ingredient 1: Ice Cubes (2 scoops)
  • Ingredient 2: Strawberry Syrup (4 pumps)
  • Ingredient 3: Whole Milk
  • Ingredient 4: Espresso (1 shot)
Cost to Make 140.00
Sell Price 210.00

Pro Barista Tips

  • Listen for Keywords: A customer asking for an "iced latte" with "strawberry" is a direct order for this recipe.
  • Layering is Key: The visual appeal of the layers is important. Pour the espresso shot gently to avoid mixing it in immediately.
  • Speed Matters: Iced drinks should be served quickly before the ice melts and dilutes the flavor.
  • No Toppings Needed: The standard recipe is complete as is. Don't add whipped cream or other garnishes unless requested.