Learn how to use pandan powder: measurements, hot drinks, desserts, and practical tips for making your homemade recipes a success.
Pandan latte is a smooth, aromatic drink that is gaining popularity among fans of lattes and creative beverages. An original alternative to matcha or vanilla, it stands out for its naturally vanilla-like, plant-based, and slightly sweet flavor, with no bitterness.
In this article, learn how to make a homemade pandan latte, with a simple recipe, serving suggestions, and variations to suit your taste. Whether you’re just curious or already a fan of pandan, this guide will help you make a perfect latte every time.
👉 To learn about the origins and uses of pandan:
🔗 Benefits and uses of pandan
What is a pandan latte?
Pandan latte is a hot (or cold) milk-based drink flavored with pandan powder. It can be made with dairy or plant-based milk and is similar in concept to a classic latte, but with a milder, more exotic flavor profile.
Unlike matcha, pandan:
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isn't bitter
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does not contain caffeine
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has a natural green color
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suitable for consumption at any time of day
Ingredients for a homemade pandan latte
Basic ingredients
For 1 cup:
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1 cup of milk (cow's milk or plant-based milk)
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¼ to ½ teaspoon pandan powder
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1 teaspoon of sugar, agave syrup, or honey (optional)
👉 Since pandan is very aromatic, always start with a small amount.
Easy Pandan Latte Recipe
Step 1: Dissolve the pandan powder
In a small bowl, mix the pandan powder with a little warm milk until the mixture is smooth and lump-free.
Step 2: Heat the milk
Heat the remaining milk over low heat, without letting it boil.
Step 3: Assemble
Pour the pandan mixture into the warm milk, add sweetener if desired, then stir well.
Step 4: Serve
Serve warm, or let it cool for an iced version.
Tips for Making the Perfect Pandan Latte
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Always dissolve the powder before adding it to the milk
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Avoid boiling to preserve the flavor
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Adjust the amount to suit your preferences
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Choose a pure, natural pandan powder
👉 For the right amount of pandan in your recipes:
🔗 How to use pandan powder
Popular variations of pandan latte
Pandan latte with coconut milk
A richer, more indulgent version, perfect for bringing out the exotic notes of pandan.
Iced pandan latte
Perfect for summer, served with ice cubes and chilled plant-based milk.
Sugar-free pandan latte
Since pandan is naturally aromatic, it can be eaten without added sweetener.
👉 Find more drink ideas:
🔗 Pandan Recipes
What kind of pandan powder should I use for a latte?
For a perfect pandan latte, choose a powder:
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100% natural
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no artificial colors or flavors
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finely ground
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easy to dissolve
👉 Our organic pandan powder is perfect for both hot and cold drinks.
