Why snack on or dunk Biscoff cookies into your coffee when you can blend the cookie butter right in? This Iced Cookie Butter Latte is a Biscoff lover’s dream—made with a cookie butter and espresso base, your milk of choice, and a creamy cookie butter cold foam topping. It doesn’t get any butter than this!
Add the cold foam ingredients to a glass. Using a milk frother or immersion blender, blend until smooth and foamy. Set aside.
Add 1 tablespoon cookie butter to a second glass and brew espresso over the top of it. Using the milk frother, blend the espresso mixture until smooth. Set aside.
Add ice to a tall serving glass and pour in milk of choice. Top with the espresso mixture and stir if desired.
Top the latte with the cookie butter cold foam and crumbled speculoos, if desired. Drink up!
Notes
Recipe Success Tips
Pull Fresh Espresso. Espresso is best enjoyed freshly brewed. Its heat also helps melt the cookie butter, making it easier to blend. Add the cookie butter to a glass, then pull the espresso directly over it before blending.
Blending Alternatives. Don’t have a milk frother? While good-quality options (affiliate link) are pretty affordable, you can also blend the espresso base and cold foam using an immersion blender.
Mind the temperature. Cold foam whips up best with heavy cream and whole milk straight from the fridge.
Make it a triple or quad. Need an extra boost? Add another shot (or two) of espresso. For a quad, double the rest of the ingredients and use a larger glass to keep the flavors balanced.