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Thursday, June 5, 2025

Iced Vanilla Cinnamon Latte

It’s Summer! Nothing beats an iced coffee, sweetened just right to make anyone’s day.

My new Iced Vanilla Cinnamon Latte will be your new go-to for the hot Summer months.

This post is sponsored by AE Dairy, but all opinions are my own.


AE Dairy whole milk bottle sitting next to a glass mason jar of an iced vanilla latte


If you are an iced coffee drinker, then today is for you! Or if you’ve been wanting to save some dollars and make your own at home, read on. Iced coffee really is simple to make once you’ve figured out the best ratios.


You can enjoy them all Summer long!


This month, AE Dairy and I wanted to showcase their whole milk – and what better way than in iced coffee?




A glass mason jar on a wooden cutting sitting next to a bottle of AE Dairy whole milk.



AE Dairy’s whole milk is delightfully creamy, just hours fresh from Iowa farms. I can attest how great it is and so can my kids (my teen boy drank this whole quart in one sitting). Whole milk is also on trend as of late as one cup has 8 grams of protein, with just 150 calories.


And better yet, its creamy texture pairs perfectly with coffee!


Whole milk and coffee have always gone hand in hand, whether iced or hot – and in this new recipe it’s no different.


Gold coffee spoons next to a latte in a glass jar by a bottle of AE Dairy whole milk.



The best iced coffee (in my opinion) has an equal amount of good, strong coffee to nice, frothy milk. In this case about 1 cup of coffee and ¾ cup of AE Dairy’s whole milk.


And yes, frothing is key! This way the milk thickens even more and gives you that foamy texture that everyone loves. You can find a very simple and inexpensive milk frother most anywhere – here is a great option. If you want to spend a little more money, you can get a frother & steamer combined – here is a great option.


Aside from the milk and coffee in this recipe – you also add a little sweet vanilla syrup and cinnamon. That’s how I like mine!


A bottle of AE Dairy whole milk next to an iced latter.


So grab yourself a big mason jar, glass mug or tumbler and put this iced coffee recipe on your daily rotation!


Be sure to tag myself (@sweetsavoryeats) and AE Dairy (@aedairy) so we can see your photos. I’ll be sure to share them as they come in.


Cheers!

 

This post is sponsored by AE Dairy.


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