As autumn and winter set in, they bring not only the chill but also a craving for comforting treats — both in the kitchen and your coffee cup. Today, we’re bringing you a sweet and soothing drink: a turmeric latte with honey. It’s almost like dessert… Perfect to enjoy on your own or to share!
This turmeric latte with honey is one of our signature recipes — original creations imagined by the talented MaxiCoffee baristas.
As autumn and winter set in, they bring not only the chill but also a craving for comforting treats — both in the kitchen and your coffee cup. Today, we’re bringing you a sweet and soothing drink: a turmeric latte with honey. It’s almost like dessert… Perfect to enjoy on your own or to share!
This turmeric latte with honey is one of our signature recipes — original creations imagined by the talented MaxiCoffee baristas.
Does Turmeric Latte Have Coffee In It?
It depends on the recipe!
A traditional turmeric latte — also known as golden milk — contains no coffee at all. It’s a caffeine-free drink made from milk, turmeric, and other spices.
However, in this version, we combine the rich taste of espresso with the health benefits of turmeric and honey, creating a coffee-based turmeric latte. It’s the best of both worlds — energising and comforting.
What Is A Latte?
Made with espresso, steamed milk, and milk foam, the latte is a go-to when you’re looking to mix things up from your usual coffee routine. Enjoyed all year round, it can even be served iced! Its name (“latte” means “milk” in Italian) perfectly reflects its composition — it contains a much higher ratio of milk to coffee. A latte is ideal for those who aren’t keen on the bitterness of a strong brew.
What does turmeric latte taste like?
A turmeric latte has a warm, comforting flavour with earthy and slightly bitter notes from the turmeric, balanced by the sweetness of honey and the creaminess of milk.
When made with coffee, like in our recipe, the richness of espresso adds depth and a subtle kick, creating a layered drink that’s both spiced and smooth.
If you’re new to turmeric, you might find the flavour unique at first — but paired with the right ingredients, it becomes a truly indulgent and cosy beverage.
How to Make a Turmeric Latte?
Ingredients
Your favourite coffee beans (for 2 espressos)
3 tsp of honey
200 ml l of milk
1 tsp of Turmeric
Material
1 manual or automatic espresso machine or 1 coffee maker
1 milk frother
1 cup
Preparation
Step 1Add the honey directly to your cup.
Step 2Brew two shots of espresso.
Step 3Mix the espresso with the turmeric and pour the mixture into your cup.
Step 4Froth the milk.
Step 5Pour the frothed milk into the cup in a circular motion to blend with the coffee.
Step 6(Optional) Add a decorative touch by dusting some turmeric on top of the foam
Step 7Stir and enjoy your turmeric latte!
Step 1
Add the honey directly to your cup.
Step 2
Brew two shots of espresso.
Step 3
Mix the espresso with the turmeric and pour the mixture into your cup.
Step 4
Froth the milk.
Step 5
Pour the frothed milk into the cup in a circular motion to blend with the coffee.
Step 6
(Optional) Add a decorative touch by dusting some turmeric on top of the foam
Step 7
Stir and enjoy your turmeric latte!
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MaxiCoffee tips for more indulgence
Pour un café latte encore plus gourmand, vous pouvez choisir un café en torréfaction medium ou foncée, aux notes de fruits à coque ou de chocolat.
Is Turmeric Latte Good For You? What Are The Benefits?
Yes — turmeric lattes can be a healthy addition to your routine! Turmeric contains curcumin, a compound known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Combined with milk and honey, it creates a comforting drink that’s not only tasty but also soothing for digestion and the immune system.
Just be sure to enjoy it as part of a balanced diet, and remember that curcumin absorption is improved with a bit of fat or black pepper — which can be added to your recipe if desired!
This turmeric latte recipe is a beautiful way to start the season — comforting, sweet, and full of autumn flavour. Why not try another one of our seasonal recipes?
