Last updated on September 8th, 2024
Craving a London Fog but don’t want to brave the coffee shop crowds (or prices)? These easy recipes will have you sipping on a cozy latte in minutes!
Who needs expensive cafes when you can create your own café-quality London Fog tea latte at home?
These recipes are surprisingly simple to make, with ingredients you probably already have in your pantry.
Get ready to be your own barista with these 10 easy London Fog latte recipes:
Side note: The tea imagery you see below was created with the aid of AI.
10 London Fog Latte Recipes
London Fog Latte (Hot or Iced) – By Gimme Some Oven
This cozy London Fog Latte, or Earl Grey Latte, can be enjoyed hot or iced, combining Earl Grey tea, milk, vanilla extract, honey, and a hint of lavender.
Inspired by a decade-old favorite from Latte Land, the author has perfected this comforting drink, calling it a “hug in a mug.”
Simply brew the tea with lavender, froth the milk, and mix in honey and vanilla.
For iced, chill the tea before serving over ice. Perfectly versatile and soothing!
How To Make a London Fog Drink – By The Healthy Maven
The London Fog drink is an Earl Grey tea latte with foamy milk and vanilla, perfect for cold mornings or an afternoon boost.
Inspired by high school memories at Starbucks, this recipe recommends using quality Earl Grey tea, hot almond or oat milk, vanilla extract, and optional raw honey for sweetness.
Simply steep the tea, froth the milk with vanilla, then mix with sweetened tea. Enjoy a mild caffeine kick without needing a frother!
London Fog Tea Latte – By Bakerita
This Dairy-Free London Fog Tea Latte recipe is a heartwarming alternative to coffee, combining your favorite milk with Earl Grey tea, maple syrup, and vanilla extract.
Inspired by her college days in the Pacific Northwest, Rachel Conners reminisces about savoring the “Duke of Earl” on chilly days.
Brew a strong tea, froth the milk with syrup and vanilla, and mix for a cozy treat. This recipe serves one but can be easily scaled.
London Fog Latte – By Tea Forte
Cut through the morning fog with a London Fog Latte by TEA FORTÉ, featuring Earl Grey tea, vanilla extract, Amber Tea Sugar, and steamed milk with a touch of cinnamon.
Ready in just 5 minutes, steep Earl Grey tea in boiling water, add vanilla and sugar, then top with steamed milk and foam.
Inspired by lifestyle photographer Olena Hassell, this delightful drink can be customized with lavender or espresso for extra flair.
Copycat Starbucks London Fog Tea Latte – By Dessert for Two
Warm up your autumn days with a London Fog Tea Latte, a mix of Earl Grey tea, steamed milk, vanilla, and honey.
Steep your tea and froth the milk mixture with honey and vanilla before combining them. Use tools like a frother for extra flair.
Try different varieties with nut, coconut, or oat milk and even make an iced version.
Add a touch of lavender for added fragrance, and optionally, a shot of espresso for a dirty twist. Enjoy!
London Fog Recipe – By The Travel Bite
The London Fog is a latte blending Earl Grey tea, vanilla, and steamed milk—a comforting choice for rainy days.
Though named after London, it originated in Vancouver in the 1990s. The recipe calls for Earl Grey tea, hot water, vanilla syrup, and steamed milk, combined to create a cozy drink.
Inspired by a pregnant woman’s need for a coffee alternative, it’s a testament to innovative tea creations that you can customize with lavender or honey.
How To Make A London Fog – By Barefeet in the Kitchen
This London Fog tea latte elevates classic Earl Grey tea with frothy steamed milk and a splash of vanilla syrup.
Inspired by the author’s sister’s holiday tradition, this cozy drink combines hot tea with the luxurious touch of sweetened, foamy milk.
Customizable with any black tea and perfect for any time of day, this simple yet delightful beverage pairs beautifully with Sugared Shortbread or Maple Nut Scone Cookies.
Enjoy with a good book for ultimate relaxation!
London Fog (Starbucks Copycat) – By Hip Hip Gourmet
Cozy up with this easy-to-make Earl Grey Tea Latte that rivals Starbucks’ London Fog—minus the price tag!
Use Earl Grey tea, milk, sweetener, and vanilla extract for a comforting homemade treat.
Key tips include steeping the tea for 3-5 minutes and using a milk frother for that perfect foam.
Inspired by the author’s growing love for tea, this recipe offers a cozy, budget-friendly way to enjoy a London Fog at home.
London Fog Tea – By Live Learn Love Well
Emma Lovewell shares her love for tea and provides a simple recipe for making London Fog, a tea latte.
The base is Earl Grey tea, known for its bergamot flavor.
Steep the tea in hot water, then add equal parts soy milk for balance. Adding maple syrup enhances the flavor and color.
This easy drink is perfect for breakfast or a snack, ready in just five minutes. Inspired by Emma’s passion, this London Fog drink is simply delightful.
Easy London Fog Tea Latte – By Honest and Simple
The London Fog tea latte combines robust Earl Grey tea, velvety milk, and a hint of vanilla, making it the ideal drink for cool weather.
Inspired by an unsuccessful Earl Grey cookie attempt, the author discovered this cozy tea latte.
With its customizable ingredients—like honey for sweetening—this recipe suits any palate.
Earl Grey’s distinct bergamot flavor shines through, and while a frother adds finesse, stovetop-heated milk works fine.
Perfect for sweater weather, it’s a delicious and comforting treat.
Which one of these recipes you’ll be giving a try? Let me know in the comments below.
Peter is the founder of Beverage Quarters. As a tea enthusiast, he has enjoyed tea for breakfast for well over the past decade. He enjoys playing table tennis (when he gets the chance) and patiently awaits the 20th of every month to read the latest Boruto manga chapter.