Learn how to make a Mocha Coconut Iced Latte at home in under 10 minutes. This refreshing, flavorful coffee drink works beautifully served over ice or blended into a creamy frappé-style beverage.

I am SUPER EXCITED to share this post today for three reasons:
- I’m totally obsessed with espresso.
- I’m on a mission to make my own iced coffee at home.
- I’ve enjoyed a lot of espresso lately, and I’m excited to share the result!
I have a not-so-secret love affair with coffee. Iced coffee, espresso, cappuccino, frappés—I enjoy them all. In my early days as a food blogger I dreamed of splurging on espresso and dessert at the end of a meal. Now I happily order espresso after dinner, and I also want it anytime during the day—morning, afternoon, or evening. If cars run on gas, I run on coffee.
To make iced coffee more practical and affordable, I looked into compact espresso machines. A small, budget-friendly espresso maker can produce concentrated espresso quickly, which is ideal for iced drinks. Espresso delivers strong flavor and caffeine in a small volume, so when diluted with ice and milk it still yields a robust iced latte without losing its intensity.

Rather than buying daily coffee from a café, making espresso at home gives you flexibility to flavor your drink and enjoy it instantly. The Mocha Coconut Iced Latte combines rich dark chocolate notes with tropical coconut, balanced by bold espresso and smooth coconut milk. Use a sugar-free or regular coconut syrup and a chocolate sauce or syrup depending on your preference. Serve it over ice for a crisp, refreshing latte or blend it with ice for a creamy frappé-style treat.

This recipe is simple and adaptable. Below you’ll find clear ingredients, step-by-step instructions, and tips for variations and serving. It’s designed to be quick to prepare—about ten minutes from espresso to ice-filled glass.

Ingredients
- 8 oz espresso (combined — approximately two strong shots)
- ½ cup coconut milk (use canned or carton, depending on desired richness)
- 1 tbsp coconut syrup (adjust to taste)
- 2 tsp dark chocolate sauce or chocolate syrup
- Ice
Instructions
Prepare the espresso: Pull two strong espresso shots (about 8 ounces combined) using your espresso machine or stovetop espresso maker. The concentrated espresso keeps the iced latte bold once ice and milk are added.
Assemble the lattes: Divide the espresso evenly between two tall glasses or mugs. Add ¼ cup coconut milk to each glass, then add ½ tablespoon coconut syrup and 1 teaspoon chocolate sauce to each. Stir well to combine so the flavors blend evenly.
Add ice and serve: Fill each glass with ice and give a final stir. Serve as an iced latte right away. For a blended version, pour the latte and ice into a blender and pulse until smooth for a frappé-style drink. Adjust sweetness by adding more syrup or chocolate, and top with a sprinkle of cocoa or toasted coconut if you like.
Tips: use full-fat coconut milk for a richer mouthfeel, or a light carton variety for fewer calories. If you prefer dairy, substitute regular milk or a milk alternative. To make this sugar-free, choose sugar-free coconut syrup and a sugar-free chocolate sauce.

Mocha Coconut Iced Latte
Servings: 2 iced lattes
Prep Time: 10 minutes | Total Time: 10 minutes
Author: Whitney Bond
Ingredients
- 8 oz espresso
- ½ cup coconut milk
- 1 tbsp coconut syrup
- 2 tsp dark chocolate sauce
- Ice
Instructions
- Prepare the espresso according to your machine’s instructions.
- Divide the espresso between two glasses. Add half of the coconut milk, coconut syrup, and chocolate sauce to each glass. Stir to combine.
- Add ice and serve immediately, or blend the latte and ice for a frappé-style drink.
Nutrition Facts (per serving)
Calories: 138 kcal | Carbohydrates: 6 g | Protein: 1 g | Fat: 12 g | Saturated Fat: 10 g | Sodium: 41 mg | Sugar: 1 g
This Mocha Coconut Iced Latte is a great way to enjoy café-style flavor at home without the extra cost. It’s fast, customizable, and perfect for warm mornings or an afternoon pick-me-up. Try swapping the coconut milk for almond or oat milk, or increase the chocolate for a richer mocha. Enjoy!
