Cookie Butter Iced Latte
Imported from TikTok
5 minEasy1 serving

Cookie Butter Iced Latte

Skip the expensive cafe trips and make this delicious, creamy cookie butter iced latte at home. It features a rich instant coffee base, a sweet biscuit spread rim, and is topped with caramel cold foam.

Mise turned a cooking video on TikTok into this written step-by-step recipe — 7 ingredients, 6 steps, 5 min, with a generated photo for every step.

Time5min
LevelEasy
Servings1
Method 6 steps
01

In a glass, combine 1 teaspoon of the biscuit spread, 1/2 teaspoon of caramel syrup, and the instant coffee.

02

Add a splash of hot water and blend with an electric milk frother until smooth. Set this coffee mixture aside.

03

Take your serving glass and coat the inside walls with the remaining biscuit spread. Fill the glass with ice.

04

Pour the prepared coffee mixture over the ice, followed by most of your milk, leaving some room at the top for foam.

05

To make the cold foam, combine the remaining milk and the remaining 1/2 teaspoon of caramel syrup in a small glass. Whisk with the milk frother until thick and frothy.

06

Pour the caramel cold foam over the latte and top with a piece of crushed biscuit.

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Notes

This chilled beverage captures the toasted, spiced notes of Belgian shortcrust biscuits in a layered format. The construction relies on a concentrated instant coffee base that is emulsified with biscuit spread before being diluted with milk. This method ensures that the dense spread integrates fully into the liquid rather than clumping at the bottom of the glass. By separating the sweetening agents between the base and the cold foam, the drink maintains a balanced profile where the bitter coffee cuts through the creamy fat of the dairy.

Ideal for a mid-afternoon energy boost, the drink provides a textural contrast between the liquid latte and the thick, aerated caramel foam. The coating of biscuit spread on the glass walls slowly dissolves as you drink, offering a changing intensity of flavor with every sip. Expect a rich, velvet-like mouthfeel with a distinct crunch from the garnish that mirrors the spices found in the syrup and spread.

Before you start

  • When blending the coffee and spread with hot water, look for a glossy, uniform liquid with no visible oily streaks or undissolved granules.
  • Spread the biscuit butter in thin vertical stripes inside the glass to ensure it dissolves gradually into the cold milk instead of staying in one clump.
  • The cold foam is ready when it has doubled in volume and holds a soft shape; over-frothing will make it too stiff to pour properly.
  • Use very cold milk for the foam step because warm or room temperature dairy will not trap air bubbles as effectively, resulting in thin liquid.

Swaps that work

  • Replace instant coffee with two shots of espresso if a more intense, roasted bean flavor and higher caffeine content are desired.
  • Substitute dairy milk with oat milk to maintain a creamy consistency while adding a natural nuttiness that complements the spiced biscuit spread.
  • Exchange sugar-free caramel syrup for maple syrup to provide a more robust, earthy sweetness that pairs well with the cinnamon notes.

Keeping it

This beverage is best consumed immediately after preparation to enjoy the contrast between the cold foam and the liquid base. If left to sit, the ice will melt and dilute the coffee while the foam will deflate into the milk. Do not attempt to freeze or reheat this drink. If you must prepare it in advance, mix the coffee and spread base but wait to add ice, milk, and foam until serving.

Questions

Why is my cold foam not thickening?

Cold foam requires fat and protein to hold its structure. If you are using a skim or low-fat milk, it may not froth as well as whole milk. Ensure the milk is chilled and use a high-speed frother until the volume has visibly doubled.

Can I use ground coffee beans instead of instant?

No, ground coffee beans will not dissolve in the hot water and will leave a gritty texture. If you do not have instant coffee, substitute the water and granules with two ounces of strongly brewed espresso or cold brew concentrate for a smooth consistency.

How do I stop the biscuit spread from sticking to the glass?

The spread is meant to stick to the glass to create a decorative and flavorful effect. If it is too hard to smear, microwave the jar for five seconds to soften the spread before coating the walls, which helps it adhere in a thinner layer.

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