This blueberry latte is a fun twist on your everyday iced coffee — lightly sweet, fruity, and fun! It’s made with homemade blueberry syrup, espresso (or strong coffee), and milk, and it comes together in just a few minutes.

iced blueberry latte in a glass surrounded by blueberries

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If you love coffee shop drinks but don’t love the price tag, this is an easy one to make at home. The blueberry flavor is subtle but special, and it pairs perfectly with creamy milk and bold coffee.

I personally think an iced drink makes the most sense for a blueberry latte, but you can certainly make it hot if you wish. Let’s make it!

I lOvE getting a coffee from coffee shops, but it seems like every time I do, my drink inches closer and closer to $10. So, I’ve been going out for coffee less and less and leaning in to making fun drinks at home! It really isn’t hard and you have total control over your drink.

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Ingredient notes

ingredients for a blueberry latte on a countertop

blueberry syrup – this is SO easy to make yourself. All you need is blueberries, sugar and water.

cold brew concentrate or 1-2 shots of espresso – I have plans to get a boka pot and learn how to make a proper shot eventually… but honestly super strong coffee in the french press works OR cold brew concentrate works just fine too.

milk – whole milk is classic in a latte but you can use whatever milk you like. Oat milk is my favorite plant-based milk for a latte.

ice – lots of it!

How to make a blueberry latte

for an iced latte:

Add 1–2 tablespoons of blueberry syrup (depending on how sweet you like it) to a glass.

Pour milk and stir to combine.

Add ice.

Pour your espresso or strong coffee over the top.

Taste and adjust sweetness if needed.

milk being added to a glass for a blueberry latte

blueberry syrup added to a glass with milk

for a hot latte:

Add blueberry syrup to a mug.

Pour in hot espresso or coffee and stir.

Add warm milk and mix well.

Taste and adjust syrup as needed.

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This blueberry latte is a fun twist on your everyday iced coffee — lightly sweet, fruity, and surprisingly cozy at the same time. It’s made with homemade blueberry syrup, espresso (or strong coffee), and milk, and it comes together in just a few minutes.