Cookie Butter Latte

Why you’ll love this recipe

I love how fast this latte comes together, taking only about 4 minutes from start to finish. The cookie butter adds a sweet, caramelized flavor that pairs perfectly with espresso, and the crushed Biscoff cookie on top gives it a fun, crunchy garnish. It feels like a special treat without any complicated steps.

Ingredients

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• 2 fl oz hot water
• 2 tsp instant espresso powder
• 2 tbsp cookie butter (divided and melted)
• 6 fl oz milk
• 1 cup ice cubes
• Whipped cream (for garnish)
• 1 Biscoff cookie, crushed (for garnish)

Directions

I start by adding the hot water, espresso powder, and 1 tablespoon of melted cookie butter to a small measuring cup or mason jar. I stir it together using a milk frother, or I put the lid on the jar and shake until it is smooth and well combined.

I drizzle the remaining tablespoon of cookie butter into a serving glass, then fill the glass with ice.

I pour the espresso mixture and milk into the glass, giving it a creamy, spiced coffee base.

I top the latte with whipped cream and sprinkle crushed Biscoff cookie crumbs over the top for a sweet, crunchy finish.

Servings and timing

This recipe makes 1 serving.

It takes about 4 minutes to prepare, which makes it perfect for a quick coffee break.

Variations

I like to try different types of milk, like oat or almond milk, for a slightly different flavor. Sometimes I add a dash of cinnamon or nutmeg on top for extra warmth. I can also adjust the amount of cookie butter if I want it sweeter or more intense. For a frozen version, I blend the ice with the milk and espresso mixture for a frappé-style treat.

Storage/reheating

I make this latte fresh each time, as the ice and whipped cream are best enjoyed immediately.

I do not recommend reheating this drink, as the ice will melt and the texture of the whipped cream and cookie topping will change.

FAQs

Can I make this latte without instant espresso?

I can use strong brewed coffee instead, but I find instant espresso gives the best concentrated flavor for a small serving.

Can I use a different cookie butter?

Yes, any spiced or caramelized cookie butter works, though Biscoff has the classic flavor I like.

Can I make this dairy-free?

I can substitute plant-based milk and whipped cream alternatives for a dairy-free version.

Can I skip the whipped cream?

Yes, it is optional, but I find it adds a creamy topping that complements the latte nicely.

How do I make it extra sweet?

I can add a little sugar, maple syrup, or additional cookie butter, depending on my taste.

Conclusion

I really enjoy this Cookie Butter Latte because it is quick, rich, and indulgent. The combination of espresso, milk, and cookie butter makes every sip comforting, and the crushed Biscoff cookie on top makes it feel special. It’s my go-to treat when I want a sweet and easy homemade coffee drink.