How to Make an Eggnog Latte
A warm, balanced Eggnog Latte built on espresso and gently heated eggnog. Smooth, spiced, and easy to adjust—perfect for winter mornings or whenever you want something seasonal without overthinking it.
- 2 Oz espresso (or 1 strong coffee concentrate)
- 6 Oz eggnog
- 2–3 Oz Milk (whole or oat; optional for thinning the nog)
- Nutmeg for dusting
Pull your espresso (1–2 shots) or brew 3–4 oz strong coffee.
Warm the eggnog gently in a saucepan—low heat only.
Froth the nog lightly. You’re not looking for microfoam; just some lift.
Combine espresso + nog, then top with a little more warmed eggnog.
Finish with nutmeg or a pinch of cinnamon.
Variations to Try (Spice It Up)
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Iced Eggnog Latte – Shake espresso with cold eggnog and pour over ice.
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Brown Sugar Eggnog Latte – Add 1 tsp brown sugar to deepen sweetness.
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Maple Eggnog Latte – A splash of maple syrup keeps things earthy.
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Dirty Nog Chai – Combine chai concentrate + espresso + eggnog.
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Dairy-Free Version – Use dairy-free nog; they steam faster, so watch the heat.
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Extra-Spiced Version – Add clove, nutmeg, or a cinnamon stick during warming.