Matcha Collagen Recipes

Matcha Collagen Latte

Written by Rachael Grosskopf, PN1
February 6, 2022

This matcha collagen latte is naturally sweetened and made with just 3 ingredients: nut milk, matcha collagen powder, and ice. It’s one of the top jitter-free caffeinated drinks known to man.

Matcha is a Japanese powdered green tea that spans back two thousand years. What makes it unique is the way that it’s grown… 

During the last 30 days of harvest, the green tea bushes are shaded from direct sunlight using bamboo mats. This shading method is what creates the natural compounds of the plant—increasing the amount of caffeine, antioxidants, and L-theanine that the leaves hold. It’s also what creates matcha’s vibrant green color and non-bitter taste. 

Matcha is definitely unique. But there’s one superpower this green powder harnesses: Energy—without the jitters. 

Thanks to its generous serving of L-theanine—a calming amino acid—you get the energizing benefits of caffeine, plus the soothing amino acid, L-theanine. 

So if you’re one who gets jitters and heart palpitations from their morning cup of coffee, this matcha collagen latte may be the solution you never knew you needed.


Top view of foamy iced Matcha Collagen Latte alongside a NativePath Matcha Collagen Jar.


Why You’ll Love this Recipe

  • It’s a perfect option for those wanting less caffeine or an alternative to coffee.
  • It’s naturally sweetened with monk fruit—leaving you without the mid-morning sugar crash that a regular matcha latte from Starbucks may give you.
  • It’s seeping in health benefits: Prevention of premature aging, increased metabolism, heightened energy and mental clarity, and more.


Top view of ingredients in an iced matcha collagen latte: one cup of ice cubes, one cup of nut milk, and one scoop of NativePath matcha collagen powder.


Here’s What You Need

  • Nut Milk: To enhance the creaminess of your matcha collagen latte—without the dairy.
  • Matcha Collagen Powder: The star ingredient! With grass-fed collagen, MCT oil powder, organic matcha green tea powder, and monk fruit, you’re getting the delicious taste (and benefits) of matcha alongside the bone-building, skin-plumping, hair-thickening benefits of collagen and the metabolism-boosting benefits of MCT oil powder.                                            
  • Ice: To chill your matcha collagen latte.
  • Handheld Frother (optional): To create a creamy foam on top of your latte.


Woman frothing Matcha Collagen Powder into a clear glass of nut milk.


Variations

  • To create a warm matcha collagen latte, simply heat 1 cup nut milk in a saucer over the stovetop and continue with instructions.
  • For an added boost of caffeine, see our Dirty Matcha Collagen Latte here.


Ingredients

Instructions

  1. In a mug or glass, add nut milk.
  2. Add matcha collagen powder and froth.
  3. Add ice. Enjoy!
NativePath Matcha Collagen Latte: The Healthiest Energy on Earth
Rachael Grosskopf
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Rachael Grosskopf

As Community Manager of NativePath, Rachael pours her soul into the NativePath community by providing resources, encouragement, and accountability. Her favorite thing about the 40,000+ community is educating, assisting, and empowering members to make positive changes in their lives.

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