Cookies & Cream Iced Latte
Imported from TikTok
5 minsEasy1 serving

Cookies & Cream Iced Latte

A decadent and creamy iced latte made with cookies and cream spread, white chocolate syrup, and a rich chocolate cold foam, topped off with crushed Oreos.

Mise turned a cooking video on TikTok into this written step-by-step recipe — 8 ingredients, 5 steps, 5 mins, with a generated photo for every step.

Time5min
LevelEasy
Servings1
Method 5 steps
01

In a small glass, combine 1 teaspoon of cookies and cream spread, a splash of white chocolate syrup, the instant coffee, and boiling water. Mix well until the spread completely melts.

02

Take your main serving glass and use the back of a teaspoon to swirl another teaspoon of cookies and cream spread around the inside walls. Fill the glass with ice and pour in most of the milk.

03

Pour the prepared coffee mixture over the iced milk.

04

To make the chocolate cold foam, add a splash of milk and a drizzle of chocolate sauce to a glass. Use a milk frother to whisk them together until thick and frothy, then pour it over the latte.

05

Finish by topping the drink with crushed Oreos.

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Notes

This indulgent beverage bridges the gap between a morning caffeine fix and a decadent dessert by layering textures and varying degrees of chocolate and cream. The key to the final presentation and flavor profile lies in the dual application of the spread: it is both melted into the coffee base for consistent sweetness and smeared against the glass walls to provide rich streaks that slowly dissolve as the ice melts. It serves as a cooling afternoon pick-me-up or a standalone treat for those who prefer their coffee with significant body and sweetness. Expect a drink that transitions from a light, airy chocolate foam into a creamy, cookie-flecked latte core. The inclusion of crushed biscuits provides a textural contrast to the smooth milk, while the white chocolate syrup balances the bitterness of the instant coffee granules.

Before you start

  • When melting the cookies and cream spread into the coffee, ensure the water is truly boiling to prevent grainy lumps from forming in the base.
  • Swirl the spread onto the glass walls with firm pressure; if it is too cold and thick, warm the spoon slightly to help it adhere better.
  • Keep the milk for the foam chilled until the very last second, as cold fats and proteins trap air much more effectively for a stable froth.
  • Pour the hot coffee mixture slowly over the ice to prevent the cubes from melting too rapidly, which would dilute the creaminess of the milk.

Swaps that work

  • Replace instant coffee with two ounces of freshly pulled espresso for a more robust bean flavor and a thinner, less syrupy consistency.
  • Substitute the milk with oat milk to achieve a similar creamy mouthfeel while adding a subtle toasted nuttiness that complements the cookie flavors.
  • Exchange the white chocolate syrup for vanilla bean syrup to reduce the overall richness while maintaining the necessary sweetness in the coffee base.

Keeping it

This beverage is intended for immediate consumption and does not store well. The ice cubes will melt over time, leading to a diluted and watery consistency, while the crushed cookie topping will lose its crunch and become soggy. If you must prepare it in advance, mix the coffee and spread base only and refrigerate. Do not add the milk, ice, or chocolate foam until you are ready to serve. This drink cannot be frozen or reheated.

Questions

Why is my chocolate cold foam collapsing immediately?

The foam usually fails if the milk is too warm or contains insufficient protein. Use cold, full-fat milk for the most stable bubbles. Ensure the frother is held just below the surface to incorporate enough air for a thick, meringue-like texture that sits atop the drink.

Can I use ground coffee beans instead of instant coffee?

Do not add dry ground coffee directly to the spread. If you prefer ground beans, brew them first to create a concentrated liquid. Use only two tablespoons of very strong hot coffee to ensure the cookies and cream spread melts properly without thinning the latte too much.

How do I prevent the cookies and cream spread from sticking to the bottom?

Thoroughly whisk the spread into the boiling water and coffee mixture until no solid pieces remain before pouring it into the glass. If the spread is not fully emulsified in the hot liquid, it will sink and harden when it hits the cold milk and ice.

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