Easy Morning Latte with Javy Coffee Concentrate

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Who loves a latte without the work? 

*Me raising my hand!*

Javy Coffee Concentrate just cut some serious time off of my latte prep. 

You may remember I recently shared an iced brown sugar oat milk latte recipe using Javy Coffee. While that was delicious, it’s also iced. 

And it’s winter. 

So let’s try a hot drink using the concentrate from Javy! 

Here’s a morning latte recipe that not only tastes great but gives you a few extra minutes on the clock!

Go grab your mug because here we go!

Disclosure: A big thanks to Javy Coffee for sharing one of their new flavors, French Vanilla, with me for this post. Although this product was provided to me, all opinions in this post are my own. This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something, I may earn a commission at no cost to you. Thank you!

What You Need to Make this Latte Recipe

Not much! First, a bottle of Javy Coffee! For this recipe, I used the new French Vanilla flavor so there are subtle hints of vanilla that taste amazing. But you can use any flavor!

You’ll also need hot water and whatever plant-based milk you enjoy. I used Oatly’s Barista Edition Oat Milk. 

That’s it for ingredients! To make this latte, you’ll need a mug, a spoon, and something to froth your oat milk. I used my espresso machine’s frother, but I’ve also used the battery-powered handheld frothers before!

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How to Make this Easy Morning Latte

Start with 1 teaspoon of Javy Coffee Concentrate in your mug. You can add another teaspoon if you’d like it stronger, but you may want to see if you enjoy it with one teaspoon first. Next, pour 6 ounces of hot water into your mug. 

Heat your oat milk, froth, and pour gently into your water and concentrate mixture. 

And enjoy!

Javy Coffee Concentrate Review

This is my second bottle of Javy Coffee and I enjoyed it even more than the first. The decaf version I tried wasn’t flavored. And although this one has a French Vanilla flare, it isn’t sweet. 

Instead, you taste the gentle vanilla notes at the end of the sip. Combined with the oat milk, it makes for the full latte flavor I enjoy in the mornings. 

If you want something sweeter, you can add flavored syrups. 

One of the perks of using a concentrate like the one from Javy is that you can quickly make hot or cold coffee without waiting for a cold brew or grinding beans. 

You can try it for yourself and get 15% off by using this link and entering code CHELSEABAXTER to try Javy Coffee!

Finally, Let Me Know How It Turned Out!

If you make this morning latte, I’d love to hear about it. Leave me a comment below with what you thought about it, or tag me on Instagram @MamaHasHerMindful! Don’t forget to save this recipe for later! 📌👇

Enjoy!

~Chelsea