Iced White Mocha

An iced white mocha from the sachet: a strong white chocolate coffee syrup over ice with cold milk, cream and a white chocolate drizzle.

Iced White Mocha

White chocolate and Coffee make a sweeter, milder mocha, and it works really well iced. Whisk the sachet into a thick syrup with just a splash of hot water so it stays strong, pour it over ice and lengthen it with cold milk. The strong syrup means the ice cannot water it down.

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Top with cream and a drizzle of white chocolate. Makes one tall glass.

⏱ 8 min 🍽 Serves 1 📊 Easy 📚 Iced Tea Recipes

You'll need

  • 1 Starbucks White Mocha sachet (24g)
  • 80ml freshly drawn water, brought to a rolling boil then left for 1 minute to drop to about 90C
  • 200ml cold whole milk
  • 1 generous swirl of squirty cream, for the top
  • 1 teaspoon of white chocolate sauce, for the drizzle
  • 1 tall 450ml glass, chilled in the freezer for ten minutes
  • Enough cubed ice to fill the tumbler (about 250g)
  • 1 small heatproof mug
  • 1 small balloon whisk
  • 1 wide paper or metal straw

Method

  1. Chill a tall glass in the freezer.
  2. Whisk the sachet with 80ml of hot water (around 90C) into a thick, glossy syrup.
  3. Fill the chilled glass with ice and pour the syrup over it.
  4. Top up with cold milk, poured over the back of a spoon so it layers over the syrup.
  5. Finish with a swirl of cream and a zigzag of white chocolate sauce.
  6. Dissolve the sachet fully in the hot water first; white chocolate powder turns gritty if it hits cold milk.
What you'll end up with: A tall, cold glass with a sweet white chocolate coffee base, cold milk through the middle and a cream and white chocolate top. Milder and sweeter than a dark mocha, and not watery.

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