Iced latte with Alpro Barista coconut milk Calories

Yes, when it is made with regular espresso or coffee. The caffeine depends on the coffee used and how much goes into the drink; choosing decaf reduces it substantially.

Yes. Alpro Barista coconut drink is made for use in coffee, so it may mix and froth differently from regular coconut milk. Regular coconut milk can be thinner or richer, depending on the product.

It has a coconut flavour, but the espresso remains noticeable. For a stronger coffee taste, use a more concentrated coffee; for a gentler flavour, add more coconut drink.

Yes, you can froth it before adding it to an iced latte. Add the foam after the ice and coffee, since shaking or stirring the finished drink can quickly flatten it.

That depends on the Alpro Barista coconut drink formulation and whether you add syrup or sugar. For an unsweetened-tasting latte, skip the syrup and check the carton’s ingredients and nutrition information.

The cold coconut drink and espresso can separate when they meet, especially if the espresso is poured in quickly. Pour it slowly and stir the latte before drinking to bring it back together.

You can prepare it ahead and refrigerate it in a covered container, but the ice will dilute the drink as it melts. For better flavour, store it without ice and add ice just before serving.

They can drink the coconut milk and coffee mixture, but regular espresso contains caffeine, which is best limited for children. A decaf version avoids most of the caffeine, though it still tastes like coffee.

Yes, you can warm the coconut drink before mixing it with coffee, but the result will be a hot latte rather than an iced one. For an iced drink, use it chilled and add ice.