Easy Homemade S’mores Latte Recipe (Hot or Iced)

One of my favorite parts of summer is sitting outside making s’mores around the campfire. One of my favorite iced coffee pairings is Toasted Marshmallow Cold Foam. So WHY did it take me so long to realize the genius that is a homemade s’mores latte?? Nothing says cozy quite like a Smores Latte — it’s that perfect blend of chocolate, toasted marshmallow, and smooth espresso that tastes just like sitting around a campfire staring up at the stars.

The best part? You can easily make this drink at home, any time of year, and enjoy it from the comfort of your couch. Perfection.

What Does a S’mores Latte Taste Like?

A S’mores Latte tastes like the classic campfire dessert transformed into a coffee drink. The chocolate syrup provides rich cocoa flavor, while toasted marshmallow syrup adds sweetness and that signature campfire taste. Graham cracker crumbs sprinkled on top bring everything together for a latte that tastes just like a freshly made s’more.

How to Make a S’mores Latte at Home

Ingredients

• 2 shots espresso (or ½ cup strong brewed coffee)
• 1 tablespoon Torani Toasted Marshmallow Syrup
• 1 tablespoon chocolate syrup
• ¾ cup milk (any kind — whole, oat, or almond work great)
• Whipped cream or Toasted Marshmallow Cold Foam (optional, but highly encouraged!)
• Crushed graham crackers & mini marshmallows for topping

Instructions

1. Brew your espresso.
   Pull two espresso shots or brew about ½ cup of very strong coffee.
2. Mix in the flavor base.
   Stir in the toasted marshmallow syrup and chocolate syrup directly into the hot espresso. This lets the flavors melt together perfectly before adding the milk.
3. Steam or heat the milk.
   Warm your milk until it’s hot and frothy. You can use a milk frother (my favorite), espresso machine, or just heat it on the stove and whisk.
4. Pour and layer.
   Pour the flavored espresso into a mug, then gently add the steamed milk. Spoon the froth on top.
5. Top it off!
   Add whipped cream, drizzle with a little extra chocolate syrup, and sprinkle on crushed graham crackers or a few mini marshmallows for that full smores effect.

Tips and Variations

• Iced Version: For a summer twist, pour the espresso and syrups over ice, add cold milk, and top with Toasted Marshmallow Cold Foam.
• Extra Toasty: Use a kitchen torch to lightly toast the mini marshmallows on top. This is super extra, but super delicious.
• Mocha Lovers: Add an extra spoonful of chocolate syrup or line your mug with chocolate drizzle for a richer, more indulgent flavor.

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

This homemade Smores Latte captures all the nostalgic flavors of roasted marshmallows, melted chocolate, and sweet graham crackers in one cozy cup. Hot or Iced, it’s the perfect blend of flavors, any time of year. Who knew Smores could be such a cozy winter flavor as well as the perfect summer bonfire flavor??

It’s simple, delicious, and makes your kitchen smell like your favorite coffee shop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I make a S’mores Latte without espresso?

Yes. Strong brewed coffee works well if you don’t have an espresso machine.

What milk works best in a S’mores Latte?

Whole milk creates the creamiest texture, but oat milk, almond milk, and other dairy-free alternatives also work well.

Can I make this drink iced?

Absolutely, and I highly, HIGHLY recommend it. Simply pour the espresso and syrups over ice, add cold milk, and top with Toasted Marshmallow Cold Foam.

What syrup is best for a S’mores Latte?

Toasted marshmallow syrup creates the most authentic campfire flavor, but vanilla syrup can work in a pinch.

Bringing Campfire Flavor to Your Coffee Cup

Whether you’re enjoying a cozy winter morning or relaxing around a summer campfire, this homemade S’mores Latte is the perfect way to bring those classic nostalgic chocolate, marshmallow, and graham cracker flavors into your coffee routine. Make it hot for chilly days or iced with Toasted Marshmallow Cold Foam for the perfect summer indulgence. Either way, it’s an easy coffeehouse drink you’ll want to make again and again.

Looking for more homemade coffee recipes? Be sure to check out my collection of cold foam recipes and homemade coffee syrups for even more delicious drink ideas.