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As the cherry blossoms start to bloom, it's the perfect time to enjoy the lovely Sakura Latte.
This special drink is perfect for spring and was a big hit at our recent pop-up.
We're sharing some tips on how to make it at home.
The Sakura Latte was inspired by the beautiful cherry blossom festivals in Japan.
The drink starts with milk that has a hint of cherry blossom flavor, which makes it taste light and fresh.
At Crafti, we wanted to make a drink that feels like spring in a cup, and this latte does just that.
2.5g (1¼ tsp) Ceremonial Uji Matcha Powder
50ml Water
3g Sakura powder
70ml Milk of Choice
2g Sugar (or to taste)
Ice
Sieve matcha powder into a cup.
Add warm water, and whisk until clump-free.
Blend milk and sakura powder together in a separate blender.
Fill a cup with ice, pour in the milk blend, then layer with the matcha mixture on top!
Add sweetener to taste
If you want to try making this latte at home, here are a few tips:
Milk:Use your favorite type of milk.
Sakura Mixture:We chose sakura powder for its delicate floral notes, reminiscent of springtime in Japan. It adds a gentle sweetness, much like rose. Stir it into the milk and blend. If you have a frother, use it to create a dreamy, cloud-like texture.
Sweetener:We recommend using a liquid sweetener (like a syrup), or mixing the sugar with the Sakura mixture.
I love the tumbler from Crafti as I filled it with my matcha latte. It looked like the one I drank it from cafe.
I’ve always wanted to try crafti matcha but have always been too lazy to make my own matcha for the longest time. Finally caved in and subscribed to the welcome kit, and I’m glad I did! It came with an electric frother, a precision scoop and of course a packet of matcha powder, which since then I’ve regularly made a few good cups of matcha latte weekly. Customer service was so responsive when I emailed them, looking forward to my next subscription!
the flavour is very similar to freeze dried strawberries. not your typical usual strawberry matcha but nonetheless still an easy way to get a quick strawberry matcha fix!