Published 7/12/2021 • Updated 9/2/2024
Good Morning Iced London Fog Latte
Need something iced to go with your overnight oats or stack of pancakes? You will absolutely love this iced London Fog Latte made with a bag of earl grey tea and your favorite milk!
What is a London fog latte?
A traditional London fog is made with earl grey tea, a hint of vanilla, and steamed milk. This variation is then served over ice to drink cold.
Is there caffeine in a London fog latte?
There is caffeine in a London fog latte because there is caffeine in earl grey tea, which is the basis of this drink.
Can you make a hot london fog?
Absolutely! Check out our hot London fog latte for step-by-step instructions.
What You Need to Make an Iced London Fog Latte
Lucky for you, iced London fog lattes are rather simple to make and only call for a few ingredients. Here’s what you need: Earl grey tea: earl grey tea is a black tea blend that has flavors of bergamot with hints of floral and citrus. You need 1 bag of earl grey tea for this iced London fog latte. Hot water: in order to brew the tea quickly, we’re using hot water. We love using our Fellow Kettle to make hot water. Sweetener: to sweeten your latte you can use white sugar, maple syrup, honey, or even simple syrup. Milk: this recipe works with any kind of milk your heart desires. We prefer it with almond milk or oat milk, but you can also use cow’s milk. Ice: because this is an iced latte, you obviously need ice!
How to Make an Iced London Fog Latte
This AM drink is as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Variations
Serve it hot: instead of chilling in the fridge, add the earl grey tea into a mug and top with steamed milk. Flavored sweetener: use a vanilla or lavender simple syrup for a flavor blast.
Make a large batch and store it for later!
Set yourself up for morning success a brew a large batch of this for early morning London fog lattes! Serves 6:
6 earl grey tea bags 2 tablespoons sweetener 3 cups hot water
Add earl grey tea and sweetener to a large jar. Then, pour in hot water. Let steep for 3-4 minutes, stirring every once in a while. Once the tea is done steeping, discard the tea bags. Let tea sit in the fridge for up to 5 days. When you’re ready to serve, pour 1/2 cup of tea into an ice-filled glass. Top with cold milk. Enjoy!
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