Have you guys tried it? This Homemade London Fog Tea Latte It is usually a sweet drink and you can find it at several coffee shops. Some vanilla and lavender is often added to elevate the flavors. This tea latte is made by combining earl grey tea with milk. I made this drink in a pan on stove-top and it comes together so quickly.Īlso, making it at home saves money, so it’s a win-win! What is London Fog Latte? It is so easy to make a good London Fog Latte at home and I am going to show you how. So, to enjoy one of my favorite drinks, I have now started making it at home. Sometimes, they are way too sweet and sometime’s there’s way too much milk in it. I have found out that I don’t enjoy this drink most of the times at cafes. If it’s available on the menu, I am going to order it. That day I just felt like giving it a shot and I am so glad I did. I am sure the drink has been popular way before and honestly I have seen it on the menu several times but never tried it. There was this nice cafe and I scrolled through their menu and decided to give this drink a try and I have been hooked ever since! I was first introduced to London Fog Tea Latte last year during our trip to Banff actually. For more information on my Affiliate and Advertising Policy, please click here. No need to go to your coffee shop anymore, make this london fog drink at home!ĭisclosure: This post contains affiliate links. Homemade London Fog Tea Latte! This famous drink is easier to make at home than you would think. I’m really basic and drink way too much chai, matcha, and Earl Grey/London Fog.This post may contain affiliate links. Doesn’t require a vanilla syrup (more sweetener, and like it’s a London Fog but I’m already adding a little sugar and it’s hard to judge how much exactly I should add with syrup sometimes…) that way. I recommend doing your usual amount of mostly Earl Grey Lavender and then either the cream or vanilla (your choice) to fill the rest up. They have both loose “cream” tea (adds a vanilla ish “cream” note to tea) and a loose vanilla tea. If you want to be really extra, the adagio Earl Greys are pretty citrusy. While I love the Ahmad as just a drinking Earl Grey and it gets the job done in a London Fog I will warn that it is a smoother and less citrus Earl Grey so it struggles to stand up to the lavender and vanilla as much. If you want a mid-range that you can buy in the store sometimes Harney and Sons has a perfumey one that makes nice ones too. Adagio also has Earl Grey Lavender that makes lovely London Fogs. Read-only mode powered by /r/NoParticipationĪdagio Earl Grey Bravo for my actual favorite, Ahmad Earl Grey for a cheapy.
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