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How to Save Money on Your Next Iced Matcha Latte

By Matthew Lynch
March 13, 2024
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Saving money on your favorite chilled beverage, particularly an iced matcha latte, can be refreshing for both your palate and your wallet. Matcha, a high-grade green tea powder, has become increasingly popular for its rich flavor and purported health benefits. However, frequent purchases at coffee shops can quickly add up.

The first step to cutting costs is to make your iced matcha lattes at home. Investing in quality matcha powder might seem pricey initially, but considering it can yield multiple servings, it’s a worthwhile investment. When shopping, look for bulk or online deals that often offer a better price per serving than smaller retail packages.

Next is to consider the type of milk you use. Since most coffee shops give you the option to choose milk including dairy and various plant-based alternatives such as almond or oat milk, buying these in bulk can also save you money in the long run.

Creating the latte at home also gives you control over how much matcha powder you use per serving. While cafes typically have a set amount they use, adjusting the quantity at home according to your taste can conserve your matcha supply and make it last longer.

Another tip is to avoid purchasing ice from stores. It may seem convenient, but making ice at home is essentially free and just as effective for your homemade iced beverages.

Lastly, reusable cups not only benefit the environment but may also offer savings. Coffee shops sometimes provide a small discount when you bring your own cup. As an added bonus, having your personalized reusable cup adds a bit of joy to the homemade coffee experience.

In conclusion, with some planning and initial investment in supplies, you can enjoy your iced matcha lattes more often and at a fraction of the cost.

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