How to Make Cold Foam at Home, just like you’d get at a coffee shop, but for a fraction of the cost. Cold foam is perfect for topping your favorite iced coffee, hot coffee, or tea drinks.

Starbucks is known for its innovation within the coffee industry—the fan-favorite chain has previously launched a variety of dairy-free drinks and even olive oil coffee. Now, the company is jumping on ...

To make cold foam, buy a milk frother; many cost less than $10. For flavored cold foam, combine flavored syrup and whole milk in a tall jar. Mix with a milk frother for one minute.

Cold foam is notoriously difficult to make. Hot foam is made with steam wands at cafés—combining heat, and violent bubbling from the wand—but cold foam is made purely from agitation.

Its customizability, including plant-based options, aligns perfectly with evolving consumer preferences, making it both a trendy and lasting choice. “Once people try cold foam for the first time, they ...

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