Easy Homemade Iced Maple Latte
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This easy homemade iced maple latte is creamy, lightly sweet, and full of rich espresso flavor with just the right amount of maple syrup. It comes together in minutes and tastes like the kind of coffee shop drink you’d happily pay too much for, except now you don’t have to.

Recipe Overview: Easy Homemade Iced Maple Latte
- ⏱ Prep Time: 5 minutes
- ⏳ Total Time: 5 minutes
- 🥤 Serving: 1 iced latte
- ⚡ Calories: 247 calories per serving
- 🍁 Flavor Profile: Smooth, creamy espresso with a naturally sweet maple flavor and a refreshing iced finish.
- 👌 Difficulty: Easy. No special technique needed and ready in just a few minutes.
- ✨ Why It’s Worth Making: Real maple syrup sweetens the latte while adding warm, caramel like flavor, so you only need a few simple ingredients for a coffee shop style drink at home.
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This easy homemade iced maple latte is creamy, smooth, and lightly sweetened with real maple syrup, with plenty of rich espresso flavor in every sip. It comes together in just a few minutes and makes an easy coffee shop style drink right at home.
If you enjoy homemade coffee and tea drinks, try my honey lavender iced latte for another iced coffee option, or my iced matcha latte with lavender syrup for something a little different. You may also like my creamy iced London Fog latte for a smooth, lightly floral drink.
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Why You'll Love This Easy Homemade Iced Maple Latte
- 🍁 Naturally sweetened: Real maple syrup adds sweetness along with a warm caramel like flavor.
- ☕ Coffee shop style at home: Rich espresso and creamy milk make it taste like something you would order out.
- ⏱ Ready in 5 minutes: No syrup to cook and no complicated steps.
- 🧊 Perfect iced: Smooth, creamy, and refreshing without being overly sweet.
- 🥛 Easy to customize: Use your favorite milk and adjust the maple syrup depending on how sweet you like your latte.
Key Ingredients

• ☕ Espresso: The bold coffee base of the latte. Freshly brewed espresso gives the best flavor, but strong brewed coffee can work in a pinch.
• 🍁 Pure maple syrup: Adds natural sweetness with a warm, slightly caramel like flavor. Use real maple syrup rather than pancake syrup.
• 🥛 Milk: Makes the latte smooth and creamy. Whole milk gives the richest texture, but you can use your favorite milk.
• 🧊 Ice: Keeps the latte cold and refreshing without changing the flavor.
Ingredient note: This is just a quick overview of the key ingredients. For exact amounts and the full ingredient list, see the recipe card below.
How to Make Homemade Iced Maple Latte

- Step 1: Brew the espresso.
Brew 2 shots of espresso into a small cup or mug. While the espresso is still hot, stir in the maple syrup until it completely dissolves. This helps the maple blend into the drink instead of settling at the bottom.

- Step 2: Fill the glass with milk and heavy cream.
Fill a tall glass with ice. Pour in the milk and cream.

- Step 3: Pour in the maple espresso.
Slowly pour the sweetened espresso over the milk and ice.

- Step 4: Stir and serve.
Stir everything together. Taste and add a little extra maple syrup if you want it sweeter. Serve right away.
Expert Tips for the Best Maple Iced Coffee
Use real maple syrup.
Pure maple syrup gives the coffee a much better flavor than pancake syrup and blends beautifully with espresso.
Stir the maple syrup into the hot espresso.
Do this before adding the espresso to the ice. The heat helps the maple syrup dissolve completely, so you do not end up with a sweet layer sitting at the bottom of the glass.
Let the espresso cool slightly.
You do not need to let it get cold, but giving it a minute before pouring it over the ice keeps the drink from becoming watered down too quickly.
Use plenty of ice.
A full glass of ice keeps the coffee cold without immediately melting away.
Choose a milk you actually like in coffee.
Whole milk gives you the creamiest result, while oat milk is a great dairy free option because its slightly sweet flavor works especially well with maple.
Adjust the coffee strength before adding more sweetness.
If the drink tastes too milky, add another shot of espresso rather than automatically adding more maple syrup. Sometimes it needs more coffee, not more sugar.
Pour the espresso in last.
Besides making the drink look prettier, pouring the espresso over the milk and ice helps everything stay cold while you finish assembling it.
Homemade Iced Maple Latte FAQs
Yes. You can use strongly brewed coffee or cold brew concentrate instead of espresso. Just use enough coffee to keep the maple latte from tasting watered down once you add the milk and ice.
You can swap it for honey, agave, or simple syrup. Sweetness can vary (especially with maple syrup), so adjust to your taste.
Absolutely. Oat milk is especially creamy in iced lattes, but almond milk, coconut milk, or another milk you enjoy will work too.
You can mix the espresso, milk, and maple syrup ahead of time and refrigerate it for up to a day. Add the ice right before serving so it does not get diluted.
Yes! A splash of vanilla or a sprinkle of cinnamon is a great way to switch things up.

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Iced Maple Latte
Equipment
- espresso machine
- glass cups
Ingredients
- 2 shots espresso
- 2 tablespoons pure maple syrup
- ¼ cup whole milk or milk of choice
- 2 tablespoons heavy cream
- Ice
Instructions
- Brew 2 shots of espresso into a small cup or mug.
- While the espresso is still hot, stir in the maple syrup until completely dissolved.
- Fill a tall glass with ice. Pour in the milk and cream.
- Slowly pour the maple sweetened espresso over the milk and cream.
- Stir well and serve immediately.
Notes
• Adjust the sweetness: Start with less maple syrup if you prefer a less sweet latte, then add more to taste.
• Milk options: Whole milk makes it especially creamy, but oat milk, almond milk, or your preferred milk will also work.









This is my favorite iced coffee! I love trying different ones especially seasonal flavors but keep coming back to this one.
This is my favorite coffee too.