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Making an Iced Chai Latte with your Keurig!

July 18, 2013 By Donna Biroczky 4 Comments

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I love coffee.

<coffee, coffee, coffee, coffee>

Iced coffee is a great afternoon pick-me-up, but it’s 100 out and I don’t feel like going out to Starbucks. I also am trying to cut back on expenses since we’re moving into the house soon and we need a few things….or a lot, since I was pretty brutal when we left South Carolina. (Okay, let’s be real…I didn’t get rid of anything I have to replace immediately except for a couch…but it’s never that simple, right? Just keep me out of Home Goods.)

Enter the Keurig. I didn’t have any iced coffee k-cups on hand so I got a little desperate and started experimenting. What I made ended up rivaling the iced chai latte I’ve been getting at Starbucks lately. Score! Here’s to making an iced chai latte with your Keurig!

 making an iced chai latte with your keurig

Iced Chai Tea Latte

Total Time: 5 minutes

Number of servings: 2

Per Serving 82 calories

Fat 4 g

Carbs 8 g

Protein 4 g

See full nutrition!

Ingredients

  •  Two regular coffee K-cups (pick your flavor/strength)
  • One chai latte K-cup
  • Four packets of Stevia (you can use another sweetener if you prefer, but I like to be as natural and healthy as I can, while low-cal)
  • 1 cup milk (I used 1% fat)
  • 2-3 cups of ice

Instructions

  1. Divide the ice between two big heat-safe drink containers. (I filled each approximately 2/3 full.)
  2. Brew the chai latte K-cup, but I backed it down to #2 out of five sizes, so it was pretty strong. Divide that between the two drink containers full of ice.
  3. Brew the two regular coffee K-cups, pouring one in each drink container.
  4. Add 1-2 packets of Stevia to each drink and stir until it is dissolved and ice begins to melt. (It is pretty strong so it accounts for the dilution.)
  5. Pour in 1/2 cup of milk to each drink, stir, and add more ice depending on how much remains.
  6. Enjoy! (You can top with whipped cream, but we didn’t have any on hand and if you’re cutting calories, this is optional.)

Making an iced chai latte with your Keurig is faster than running to the coffee shop and you can make it however you want for less than $1. It’s a great way to have a treat when you can’t escape the house. Enjoy!

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  1. Amy

    June 10, 2014 at 6:39 am

    The recipe doesn’t show up was it removed?

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    • Donna B

      June 2, 2016 at 4:20 pm

      I’m sorry, Amy! The plug-in I was using had become outdated but I didn’t get the notification, so it had disappeared until I realized. My apologies, I have fixed it.

      Reply
  2. Ashley

    June 4, 2018 at 5:35 am

    So there is coffee in chai lattes? What kind did you use?

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    • Donna B

      June 4, 2018 at 8:38 am

      This is a chai-flavored latte, so there is indeed coffee in it. The chai flavor is still what you taste the most but you get a little coffee flavor and the caffeine kick still, unless you use decaf pods. I like Dark Magic or just a strong brew pod and it’s fantastic! (This is one of my earliest blog posts and the most popular one by far!)

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