Have you noticed some of the new tea shops serving tea topped with cream mousse? Cream mousse seems to be a little thicker than sweet cream. When the cold foam is poured into a drink, some milk flows into the drink and the microfoam stays on top. However, you may not know the difference.Ĭold foam is simply frothed (aerated) cold milk, such as non-fat milk. Starbucks tops some drinks with sweet cream and others with cold foam. What’s the Difference Between Sweet Cream and Cold Foam? This way you get a taste of the cream with every sip. Additionally, when it’s poured on top of cold brew or an iced latte, a bed of cream remains on top of the drink.Īnd it’s best to skip a straw. When made properly, sweet cream is a little thinner than a milkshake. Starbucks often tops cold brew drinks with it.
Sweet cream is a blend of heavy cream, milk and coffee syrup. Iced London Fog Earl Grey Latte topped with Vanilla Sweet Cream What is Sweet Cream? To take the iced version of this earl grey tea latte up a notch, I like to top it off with a pillowy layer of cold vanilla sweet cream. Made with the same core ingredients, earl grey tea, vanilla syrup and milk, the iced version of this drink is especially refreshing on hot summer days. And who needs Starbucks when you can easily make a homemade London Fog tea latte at home? The hot and iced versions are very similar, yet they’re completely different.Īs a matter of fact, a London Fog latte served hot is often my go-to tea on cool mornings. I like to think of an Iced London Fog Latte as a cousin to a traditional hot London Fog Earl Grey Latte.
London fog tea recipe starbucks how to#
This easy recipe shows you how to make both an iced version of a London Fog Earl Grey Latte, as well as the vanilla sweet cream cold foam. Not only is it cool and delicious, but the creamy cold foam makes this tea latte a little bit decadent.
This Iced London Fog Latte recipe, topped with a layer of vanilla sweet cream cold foam, is one of my favorite tea lattes to make when I’m in the mood for iced tea.
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