Vegan Whipped Dalgona Matcha Latte Recipe

Hey guys!

Remember when everyone went NUTS over whipped coffee?! It was all over TikTok and I have to admit I was a little sad because I’m just not a coffee girl! Since I didn’t want to totally miss out on the whipped latte craze, I was determined to find a way to make an alternative.

And guys…I did it. I made whipped matcha.

It’s just as frothy and pretty as whipped coffee…just without the coffee! And it’s VEGAN!

Wanna know the secret ingredient?

blogilates whipped matcha recipe in glass jar on counter with blue straw

Here’s how you make whipped matcha

Gather your ingredients:

  • 1 can garbanzo bean liquid (ONLY the liquid)
  • 1 tsp matcha
  • 2-3 packets sweetener
  • 2 Tbsp hot water
  • Ice
  • Almond milk

Annnd make your beautiful whipped matcha!

  1. Pour the garbanzo bean juice in a bowl and mix with a hand mixer for 3-5 minutes, until stiff peaks form. This is called “aquafaba.” Such a fun name!
  2. In a separate bowl, combine your matcha, 1-2 packets of sweetener and hot water. Stir it up!
  3. Then, add the matcha mixture to the aquafaba and mix it up with a hand mixer.
  4. Grab a glass and fill it with ice and almond milk. Add more sweetener and stir it up.
  5. Finally, pour that matcha whip right on top of your almond milk!

 

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This might be the PRETTIEST drink I’ve ever made.

If you make it, pleeeeease tag me on Instagram or let me know in the comments! And if you’re a matcha lover like me, definitely check out this recipe for matcha crepe cake, too 😉

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  1. Inga says:

    Tried it this weekend! And… I really wanted it to work but unfortunately, I didn’t like it at all! It tasted too much like chickpeas. Don’t get me wrong, I like chickpeas but not in my drinks…

  2. Nai says:

    Added a few drops of peppermint extract to the matcha mixture. Tasted amazing!

  3. Bri says:

    What type of sweetener did you use? I love matcha but have not got it for at home use yet!

  4. Mae says:

    I’ll have to make this (will report back when I do).
    BTW I would be totally keen for another 6wk challenge (the last 6wk challenge was on today’s calendar hence why I was reminded). I feel like 6 weeks continues to give me the message that change takes time, that consistency doesn’t happen in just one week. A week is simply one brick to the house that is exercise.

  5. Harsha says:

    I never heard about that garbanzo bean sauce! Any substitute for it?

    1. Adina says:

      When you buy a chickpea can, the liquid inside is the aquafaba that she is talking in the video about ;). Try to buy organic one, with not so many additives. Good luck!

    2. SashaaaX says:

      Garbanzo bean juice is basically a water that comes in tinned chickpeas, it s well known for being an alternative to egg whites in cooking/baking as it whips to the same texture. It’s not really about the beans themselves, it’s just that fluffy whipped texture it gets (plus it’s basically tasteless). All you need is tinned chickpeas/garbanzo beans and just drain the water.

  6. Ralius says:

    Food is great

  7. Can you sub the bean juice for broth/thick stock?

    1. Adina says:

      Broth is to thick and too flavorfull and will not form a froth…aquafaba is actually used to replace eggs in a recep so try buying a chickpea can and use the liquid inside for it, that is your aquafaba

    2. SashaaaX says:

      Garbanzo bean juice is basically a water that comes in tinned chickpeas, it s well known for being an alternative to egg whites in cooking/baking as it whips to the same texture. It’s not really about the beans themselves, it’s just that fluffy whipped texture it gets (plus it’s basically tasteless). All you need is tinned chickpeas/garbanzo beans and just drain the water.

  8. Elizabeth says:

    Love matcha! Any alternative for garbanzo bean juice?

    1. Liz says:

      I’ve seen other recipes blimey for this using full fat coconut milk (or cream I don’t remember remember) but it needs to be chilled before using toot!

      1. Liz says:

        Hahahaha blimey=online and toot=too. Autocorrect FAIL

  9. Jennifer says:

    Almond milk isn’t healthy…