How to Make an Iced Latte at Home (No Machine Needed)

How to Make an Iced Latte at Home (No Machine Needed)

An iced latte at a café costs a small fortune and a drive across town. An iced latte in your kitchen takes about a minute and a spoon, mix a Ten15 Latte sachet with water, drop in ice, done.

The trick is simple: our Latte sachets already have the milk built in, so all you add is water and ice. No machine, no barista, no fridge raid. Here's the exact recipe.

Overhead view of an iced latte in a glass on a ceramic plate with a spoon, on a wood table

The recipe

  • 1 Ten15 Vanilla or Caramel Latte sachet
  • 110 ml water
  • 85 g ice (about a handful)

Method:

  1. Add the sachet to 110 ml water and mix until smooth.
  2. Drop in 85 g ice and give it a stir.
  3. A cold, creamy, café-style iced latte — done.

For the cleanest, silkiest mix, use a handheld coffee frother. It dissolves everything in seconds and gives that proper café finish. It's optional — a spoon works fine — but it's the small upgrade that makes a real difference.

Vanilla or caramel?

  • Vanilla Latte — smooth and mellow. The one you reach for on autopilot.
  • Caramel Latte — a little sweeter and richer, closer to a treat.

Can't choose? That's what the Starter Pack is for.

Make it your way

  • Extra creamy — swap some of the water for cold milk.
  • Extra bold — stir in a little Ten15 freeze-dried Espresso.
  • Caramel drizzle — line the glass before you pour for café presentation.

Why make it at home?

Because a café iced latte is mostly milk, ice, and markup. One Ten15 sachet gives you the same smooth, café-quality cup for a fraction of the price — real freeze-dried coffee, made by you, in the time it takes to find your shoes.

Frequently asked questions

How do you make an iced latte without a machine? Mix a Ten15 Latte sachet with 110 ml water, add 85 g ice, and stir. The milk is already in the sachet, so no machine or frother is required.

Do I need a frother? No, but it helps. A handheld frother gives the smoothest, most café-like finish. A spoon still does the job.

Can I make it creamier? Yes — swap some of the water for cold milk for a richer cup.

Should a latte be hot or iced? We make ours iced — water and ice keep it smooth and refreshing.


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More easy recipes: How to Make Cold Coffee at Home and Easy Iced Caramel Latte Recipe. Or shop all Ten15 coffee.

Rabia Popatya, Founder, Ten15

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